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****ing funny that the Spuds singing that
It is ... Until they get another sissoko moment then they all become like astro
That’s the beauty of VAR, although it’s ****, it will **** them over at some point this season and we call all sing
‘Cum by VAR my Lord’
That’s the beauty of VAR, although it’s ****, it will **** them over at some point this season and we call all sing
‘Cum by VAR my Lord’
It's ****in everyone over...the girls amongst us need to stop crying about it.
It will **** everybody over, so I suppose it’s fair enough in that way.
Bit pointless though when it doesn’t solve the problem it was brought in to save. But I suppose it’s got banter value.
I honestly don't get the issue...it did it's job. It spotted a handball that influenced a goal...that is the ruling
Like I say, everyone going to get done by the letter of the Law.
Nice little jig of joy by Jesus there at the end though.
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That’s the beauty of VAR, although it’s ****, it will **** them over at some point this season and we call all sing
‘Cum by VAR my Lord’
Wow!
This has really got you rattled!
You can’t let go, can you, mate!
Look! We matched City goal for goal and point for point. It’s not Spurs’ fault that Arsenal will probably get hammered by them.
Get over it, Pix.
It also missed a pen when Lamela rugby tackled a city attacker to the ground, so it’s inconsistent at best.
As I say it’s got some banter value, but my personal opinion is that overall it ruins the atmosphere and it still doesn’t address the problem that it’s supposed to fix.
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So, you think that your sorry lot are going to be a match for City, yeah?
Woah chill Kips. I’m just sorting through my new fancy bookmarks.
Better than playing 10 in front of it, like you did against Utd.
VAR wasn't the problem ... it got the decision right based on the current law ... which is the intention ... the current law is however absolute ****e ... both for handball and for offside ... both can easily be fixed by someone with a brain
I don't know how the offside law can be fixed other than removing it altogether. However it is worded it will come down to a few millimetres in practice. As for handball, I think the new law is an improvement as it removes the judgement call of whether the offence is intentional when scoring a goal is involved and it also makes it reasonably clear as to what intentional means in other situations.VAR wasn't the problem ... it got the decision right based on the current law ... which is the intention ... the current law is however absolute ****e ... both for handball and for offside ... both can easily be fixed by someone with a brain
I'd be interested in what your fixes would be though.
Not wishing to answer for Fosse but in my opinion:
- If you're going to use VAR for offside then you could go back to clear daylight between the players, benefit of doubt goes to the attacker.
- For handball then I think it needs to work both ways or none at all in terms of accidental, it's baffling that players challenging for the same aerial ball (for example) are judged by different standards. Even if they scale it back and say only arms directly into the goal/directly blocking goal bound shot are punished without the accidental consideration.
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The trouble with the “daylight” rule is that the official has to be at the correct angle to see the daylight properly. If he’s behind the play, he may well see daylight, but it may not be that the attacker is ahead of the defender.
This is why the current rule exists - to eradicate the errors that abounded with the previous rule.
As regards the new hand ball rule, it has been introduced to bring about certainty. If you touch the ball, accidentally or not, it’s hand ball.
Is it a perfect rule? No. But it provides certainty.
These rule changes, and VAR, have been introduced because refs have grown tired of being continually slated. Fans and pundits have inherited a modern game as a result of their whining.
Everyone should put up with the rules, and shut up moaning.
This is why the current rule exists - to eradicate the errors that abounded with the previous rule.
As regards the new hand ball rule, it has been introduced to bring about certainty. If you touch the ball, accidentally or not, it’s hand ball.
Is it a perfect rule? No. But it provides certainty.
These rule changes, and VAR, have been introduced because refs have grown tired of being continually slated. Fans and pundits have inherited a modern game as a result of their whining.
Everyone should put up with the rules, and shut up moaning.
But only for the attacking team which is where my big disagreement is.
Have no idea what you're talking about on your first paragraph, var can spot one mm but not a clear gap?
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