VAR, Refs and Linesmen | General Discussion
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Okay I just saw the Liverpool red card.
No different to Casemiro one last season.
Difference is there’s an ex Liverpool player on commentary saying it isn’t red
No different to Casemiro one last season.
Difference is there’s an ex Liverpool player on commentary saying it isn’t red
I thought I must have missed something obvious with that one as it looked well onside.
This really does look quite bad
Would love to see the difference in reactions of pundits between the red today and Casemiro’s.
And we’re meant to believe the Garnacho offside? They’ve done the exact same thing again, they’ve used a worse angle to draw lines and absolutely fecked it. We’ll see lines from the shit angle and we’ll be told it’s just offside instead of lines on the clear angle
This really does look quite bad
Its hard to take football seriously to be honest.
To be fair going over the top of the ball has always been a red.
Liverpool well and truly shafted here.
Doesn’t stop Redknapp saying it isn’t red
That's the ref dropped for the next game
Exactly. I have lost my faith in VAR a long time ago. Its not working.
People taking this sport seriously anymore need to take a couple of weeks of. It's like Fawlty Towers. Officiating has ruined the game. It just isnt a credible sport when a non player is the most important person on the pitch most weeks
He wasn't. Just because someone tells you he is doesn't mean it is correct. Just watch the situation.
Garnacho wasn't offside. This one is even more crazy decision. I have no idea what is going on in football anymore. Since 4-5 years it has just been one way road to absolute crazyness.
Liverpool well and truly shafted here.
always looks onside when you draw the lines like that. you only have to shift the angle slightly to see how offside he is.
The one that pissed me off the most today was the challenge on Rashford in our own box.The Palace player lunges in with straight leg, studs up against Rashfords leg and that is nothing, not even freekick. Refs in the VAR room couldn`t care less.
Ayews elbow to the face of Amrabat was no problem for the refs as well. We have seen reds given for that in the past but nah.
Wards studs straight on Rashfords knee, the handball in the box, no issues. Reffing can`t be this hard.
Ayews elbow to the face of Amrabat was no problem for the refs as well. We have seen reds given for that in the past but nah.
Wards studs straight on Rashfords knee, the handball in the box, no issues. Reffing can`t be this hard.
always looks onside when you draw the lines like that. you only have to shift the angle slightly to see how offside he is.
Damn, I got fooled by the optical illusion. Goes to show what a thankless task VAR duty is.
always looks onside when you draw the lines like that. you only have to shift the angle slightly to see how offside he is.
That second pic is a joke right?
A 30 yard pass is still too close for proximity?
Your honour, case is closed
Your honour, case is closed
Nah, those lines are clearly straight.
This one was a good joke, though:
Didn't they release a second set of lines that made it look onside?
Yep. It's been 11 minutes at many games. Madness they only gave 4.There's no universe where that exact same game plays out at the Emirates or Anfield and they don't get double figures of added time.
Four fecking minutes.
So they've shafted Liverpool and Garnacho's hero moment.... because of a clearly broken system. It's gotta go.
It was a red, been watching the game, depressing to watch other teams at the moment.
Those lines are a joke, but it does look offside.
Didn't they release a second set of lines that made it look onside?
Klopp is going to go crazy about the officials after this one. What we need to start doing as well.
Can't argue with that Jota red surely?
They showed lines? I never saw anything on feed I was watching and everyone is saying that is on.
No not really, but he’ll put the refs under pressure…particularly if they chocked a goal off that was onside. That’s a big moment in a match that completely changes things.
They need to show/explain these decisions because it ‘s starting to feel like borderline corruption. I mean not only are decisions so inconsistent but they’re starting to actually get easy calls wrong.
That Diaz offside is a complete farce
That Diaz offside is a complete farce
They must have put the lines on the other defender by mistake....
That Utd clip, no way it's deliberate handball and no unnatural position or moving hand to ball. They've really screwed up what's meant to be called as handball in the last few years.
Yeah for sure. He's gonna go ballistic, more so if Spurs go on and win.
The first yellow card was a dive, so yeah, the ref definitely fecked up.
May as well scrap VAR, it's not improved the standard of refereeing decisions at all. It's a farce and the refs are incompetent fools
Have PMGOL issued any explanation for that corrupt decision on the goal being offside.
Yeah, my heart broke when it turned red
the people and implementation that are wrong, not the technology.
Watch something being done about this because the scouse cnuts have been on the receiving end of it
TBH I think the most inexplicable thing of the entire day was how only 4 minutes were added on with the new rules around added time. The ball must have been in play for a maximum of 20 minutes in the second half and I felt sure I was going to see double digits at the very least.