geordie_b

I know they are struggling but surely its a bit desperate to be starting a bairn in League One

Freiheit - Keeping The Dream Alive Was the music on the SKY closing credits of the Forest away game in 1996, "The hopes we had were much to high; Way out of reach, but we have to try. The game will never be over, Because we're keeping the dream alive."

Strings for Yasmin

Fuck I love the future. Was augmented reality I think, not projected

No

Took 10 seconds to make that decision and we dont get to see the lines? Same with Yedlins goal yesterday, was very close yet i still havent seen the image that decided it was onside

How isnt that handball ffs? Because Liverpool kicked up a fuss about VAR last week and it comes back to whether a single person is brave enough to give a massive decision

Really hope there is a video of it as he was totally out of line

Swore a lot and kicked something (I presume the water bottles), not exactly supporting his struggling £40m striker

Disgusting reaction by Bruce on the touchline to the Joelinton chance

class goal

Sky reported that VAR said it was a red because Son clearly endangered an opponent as he broke his leg. Ignoring the fact that is was Aurier that broke his leg and not Son

I hope they do appeal, will open a huge can of worms. My guess is that they wont (wrongly) out of respect for the injury

They gave it, ref booked him

Red seems a reaction to the injury not the tackle. VAR should be totally unaware of the ongoing situation and view the tackle in isolation

Not enough geordie passion in that team for me, dont think ill watch

Longstaff wins ball Neves kicks his foot as Longstaff slides (first contact is on his foot, not his shin as that image looks) IMO its harsh and another example of a 50:50 where the player 2nd to the ball gets injured and the ball winner gets penalised

Red card for the player who wins the ball, contact with Neves (who arrives late) is lower than the height off the ball when Longstaff kicks it Harsh imo

If its any VAR decision this season (where a pen has already been given) its a pen

Amazed that gets overturned, pushed and clipped by Lowton

Eh, Lowton catches him there

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FWIW I think that goal should stand BUT in those situations the ref needs to look at the screen and decide whether HE would have given the freekick. None of this high standard nonsense to overturn by another official

Ive just seen the video of the Spurs VAR decision, blatantly hits Alis arm before he scores, incredible decision