The year is 2029, and after extensive analysis VAR have ruled it a goal.
Premier League Gameweek 11
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to talk about United's dreadful home defeat at the hands of Big Ange's Tottenham Hotspur. Should this have been the end of Ten Hag? How long does he actually have left? And does Nik finally want ETH out?!
VAR, please just die. How was the ball not out?
Nah……absolutely bent as feck is this
They proper love trying to chalk goals off with VAR.
Hang on, he was offside in the end wasn't he?
Tbh I would rather we get more wrong answers than have to wait so long.
The tech is good but overall VAR is so shite.
The tech is good but overall VAR is so shite.
I dont mind the time added on, I just think if it takes longer than 45 seconds, go with whatever the original decision was.
It has to be completely out.
They were just checking if Saudi money had arrived or not before making the correct decision
That goal would have never stood if it was us
VAR is a joke
Is @Cheimoon on VAR
Balls around round and the whole of it has to be behind the line. The angle they had means they can't prove anything, which makes you wonder why they bother with it.
I'm fairly certain it was out of play.
Can't make this stuff up.
DefinitelyIf it was United it would have been given foul by now
Played backwards though wasn’t it?
Loving the Arsenal meltdown!
I agree with you
That has to be offside surely?
Gordon is ahead of Raya so only Gabriel is playing him on, needs to be 2 Arsenal players playing him on?
Gordon is ahead of Raya so only Gabriel is playing him on, needs to be 2 Arsenal players playing him on?
That's offside, surely?
So rashford against Brighton was out of bounds but for this one they deem the ball to be inside the field while the the ball looked much more outside than Rashford’s ???
Damn sure it was.
I feel like I’m watching a completely different sport, United would have had 3 players sent off by now if they played like Newcastle.
No way on earth does that goal get kept on for United for either.
That's such a dubious goal, ball was out, was definitely a foul.
How was Joelinton deemed not to have made a foul ?
For United yes
VAR would never give this to utd.
Newcastle and City consistently get the calls. Consistently. I wish I could figure out why.
I can't believe they gave that. Surely offside and ball out
It was!
Imagine if we scored that goal. Would of been disallowed within 10 seconds.
Forget the actual legality of the goal, just watching Arsenal players cry was worth it
Exactly, so many inconsistencies this season with decisions not favouring us.
Chris Waddle (ex NUFC player) in radio
'There's no way that this is a goal'. I think there will be a VAR check on this because a lot of things happened throughout that move.
There were pushes, the ball looked like it may have gone out of play from Murphy's shot, then the challenge into the back of White from Joelinton almost on the goal line.”
VAR… absolutely fine
'There's no way that this is a goal'. I think there will be a VAR check on this because a lot of things happened throughout that move.
There were pushes, the ball looked like it may have gone out of play from Murphy's shot, then the challenge into the back of White from Joelinton almost on the goal line.”
VAR… absolutely fine
It's very hard to tell from that angle if it was out. The ball being a sphere means it can look further over the line than it actually is.
I think that's offside but I'd been to see the frame where they decided it wasn't.
They should just check offside with VAR. I think VAR needs to stop checking anything else.The moment VAR gets involved with subjective decision like this, it gets irritating
The ball from Joelinton was played backwards
Fully aware of that FFS, it still looks out, why is goal line tech only for the space between the posts, surely that would be a piss easy thing to fix that would have no need for interpretation.