Dogawful Officiating: PL to keep VAR next season (official)

[54]

55 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Not sure. It looked like they were looking at a handball from Lascelles. But it wasn't deliberate; arms in a natural(ish) position, didn't lead directly to the goal.

 

Bruno was comfortably onside.

 

Thought the PSG goal was offside based on the replay myself.

 

 

 

The delay was due to the Lascelles handball main, as well as the Bruno offside shout (Though with the automated offside that was rectified quickly by all accounts), it was the handball that was the main issue. They said on comms, that it if we'd scored directly after the hand ball it'd have been disallowed, but given it then went into a second phase of attack before Burn scored it was allowed, and it was that distinction that took the time. 

 

Also, why is that semi-automated offside not a thing in the Premier League? Its quicker and easy to see, would make life so much more enjoyable and understandable for fans, rather then relying on lines from a dodgy camera angle.

[Nobody]

6 minutes ago, 54 said:

Also, why is that semi-automated offside not a thing in the Premier League? Its quicker and easy to see, would make life so much more enjoyable and understandable for fans, rather then relying on lines from a dodgy camera angle.

The idiots voted against it

[Fezzle]

Just now, Nobody said:

The idiots voted against it

They said it would be out of date or something didnt they? That aged well, far better system that someone drawing on a screen the muppets

[The College Dropout]

6 minutes ago, 54 said:

The delay was due to the Lascelles handball main, as well as the Bruno offside shout (Though with the automated offside that was rectified quickly by all accounts), it was the handball that was the main issue. They said on comms, that it if we'd scored directly after the hand ball it'd have been disallowed, but given it then went into a second phase of attack before Burn scored it was allowed, and it was that distinction that took the time. 

 

Also, why is that semi-automated offside not a thing in the Premier League? Its quicker and easy to see, would make life so much more enjoyable and understandable for fans, rather then relying on lines from a dodgy camera angle.

Didn't Gordon handball one - pass it for an assist then goal? That was wrapped up quickly.

 

I think Lascelles arms being wider made it more of an issue though granted. The "natural position" of the arm was pretty wide.

[joeyt]

 

 

[toon25]

He shouldn't officiate at all tbh

[TBG]

That the first time he's been named? If so, here come the death threats. 

[Unbelievable]

Great, so now only other clubs will have to suffer his incompetence.

[OCK]

Nice, I hope every club can nominate one official to never ref their games for a season. 

[Colos Short and Curlies]

2 hours ago, The College Dropout said:

Not sure. It looked like they were looking at a handball from Lascelles. But it wasn't deliberate; arms in a natural(ish) position, didn't lead directly to the goal.

 

Bruno was comfortably onside.

 

Thought the PSG goal was offside based on the replay myself.

 

 

 

 

It looked off initially, but whoever was furthest left in the box played him on

 

[Sima]

https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/1710222110596235709?s=20

 

What's this shite? Second booking was a blatant bookable offence.

 

When do we get the Trent Alexander-Arnold tackle on Gordon reviewed?

 

[TheHoob]

cowards 

[bigfella]

This will just be the start.

Liverpool will get every contentious decision going their way from now on.

[Pokerprince2004]

Anyone see Merson and Mike Dean arguing about the VAR decision at Spurs? 

 

Merson was absolutely raging and literally shouting and screaming at Mike Dean. Had to be told to calm down by the presenter . His point was bang on though 

 

 

Edited October 7, 2023 by Pokerprince2004

[gbandit]

Fuck Liverpool man, and fuck the Refs.  Liverpool fans going on like they’re making a stand to try and improve referee officiating standards while no one else does anything. When in reality it’s all about their own ends and will likely have a massive impact on how refs manage Liverpool games for the rest of the season 

[joeyt]

 

 

 

[maybe_next_year]

Man City's women have had a player sent off for a second yellow in the first half for taking too long (26 seconds) to take a free kick. They've also had 3 players booked for dissent  

[80]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/oct/08/protest-and-resist-fans-in-scandinavia-lead-backlash-against-var

 

Could've sworn I'd been told Norway was great at VAR and the fans appreciated it.

[Adam]

20 minutes ago, maybe_next_year said:

Man City's women have had a player sent off for a second yellow in the first half for taking too long (26 seconds) to take a free kick. They've also had 3 players booked for dissent  

 

 

[Bizza]

That's ridiculous

[Tsunami]

How did Bruno stay on?

[iklgizmo]

1 hour ago, Adam said:

 

 

They ended the game with 9!! Plus there was 8 minutes added on, but they played 12, which allowed chelsea (the women's equivalent of Liverpool) to equalise!!!

[Adam]

The whole time wasting thing I support, but you give the team a warning first. Is there a set time after which you are time wasting or is solely the refs decision? 

[NUFCDoog]

Why should they get a warning like? Time wasting is time wasting, like a foul is a foul, if its a yellow card it's a yellow card. 

 

We/they can pretend they don't know the timings of whats considered time wasting etc but come on, when you're time wasting you know you're doing it

[wormy]

At least he was relatively indiscriminate in his shitness today but yeah, I'd be proper aggrieved not to have had most of the game against 10 men if I were a Wham fan.