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

[joeyt]

43 minutes ago, Pilko said:

Getting to the point now where I'd love to see a player go and deck a referee after one of their bottle job or blatantly biased decisions. Not sure what it would achieve in the wider scheme of things but it would be class.

 

I'm hoping it's largely tongue in cheek this post especially when it was the VAR official who was the main culprit for disallowing our goal yesterday. Without VAR it's given as a goal

 

 

Edited September 4, 2022 by joeyt

[Ronson333]

1 hour ago, mighty__mag said:

 

Not sure if it's been posted already, but, more of this please, at least he has integrity, unlike the official. 

 

And the sad part is, he gets fined the ref gets to continue to be an arrogant, protected, twat.

this is against Frankfurt last season 

[FloydianMag]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62787324

 

VAR being reviewed?

[FloydianMag]

1 hour ago, manorpark said:

Could be that VAR is as corrupt as the Premier League seems to be itself, it would seem . . . 

 

 

At a guess I’d say that is fake.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/sep/03/premier-league-deny-mark-halsey-referee-claims-manchester-city-sergio-aguero

 

Apparently not?

 

 

Edited September 4, 2022 by FloydianMag

[Yorkie]

This had better to lead to something. At the very least they need to be made accountable. Their deliberations should be made audible to everyone whenever there's a VAR Review, at the very least. 

[Bizza]

 

[MrRaspberryJam]

 

[ohmelads]

6 minutes ago, FloydianMag said:

At a guess I’d say that is fake.

 

It's legit. The PGMOL responded to it denying his claims.

[Ben]

10 minutes ago, Bizza said:

 

So the PGMOL are controlled by the Premier League ? 

[Gawalls]

1 hour ago, Pilko said:

Getting to the point now where I'd love to see a player go and deck a referee after one of their bottle job or blatantly biased decisions. Not sure what it would achieve in the wider scheme of things but it would be class.

Would never happen but if like other managers to at least say something like we stole those 3 points today because that appellant have been disallowed. Add a bit more pressure because on another day they could be on the end of it

[Awaymag]

2 minutes ago, Gawalls said:

Would never happen but if like other managers to at least say something like we stole those 3 points today because that appellant have been disallowed. Add a bit more pressure because on another day they could be on the end of it

Vieira was a disgrace yesterday.  Hope it comes back to haunt him when CP are on the receiving end.

[La Parka]

What's best case outcome? 2 points given to us? Can't imagine that would go down well lol

[Happinesstan]

58 minutes ago, Bimpy474 said:

I used referee at the lowest standard, and the abuse at that level is horrendous, to the point you think you could get physically attacked for absolutely anything. It can be terrifying unless you have a certain personality.

As i played as well, i can see the side of players where the refs can just be dismissive, and as i experienced can be above the law (football law) and just make shite up if you dispute something to a county FA, refs are just protected without question, well that was my experience.

 

Going on to referee made me realise what a prat I'd been at times to refs, you get one look and make an honest decision, but you will get things wrong. Then the abuse and vitriol and intimidation comes your way, why anyone would want to do it is beyond me. Now i know that makes me a hypocrite by slating off the poor standards at the top, yet we have experienced professional refs getting decisions so wrong, even with the help of multiple views. But i can see both sides, we won't get better refs if we don't sort out the abuse and difficulty at grass roots level, as that's where most refs start.

 

God knows how you fix it all, it's one big mess.

 

 

 

This is kind of were I was coming from about the inexperienced refs. They don't seem to have that personality, but it's not so much of an issue [to PMGOL] because they have VAR to "back them up".

Yesterday the ref should have told Lee Mason to fuck off, butt out, and don't be fucking stupid. 

[joeyt]

 

[Interpolic]

I don't watch much foreign football these days, does VAR generally get used without a hitch in other countries? It definitely seems more seamless (with accurate outcomes) at major international tournaments. 

[FloydianMag]

2 minutes ago, La Parka said:

What's best case outcome? 2 points given to us? Can't imagine that would go down well lol

We’ll get an apology, a fucking apology!!!!!!

[LeeB]

Just now, FloydianMag said:

We’ll get an apology, a fucking apology!!!!!!

 

This is it. No consequences, nowt will change and it'll happen again within the next couple of weeks or whenever we next play one of the big 6.

[Miggys First Goal]

“Sorry for the mistake we made. We’ll try not to let it happen again (it will).”

[nemtizz]

Replay the game from the 49th minute with us 1-0 up.

[Big River]

they seem determined to ruin this beautiful game of ours.

[samptime29]

Triggered here. 

[Pilko]

Clubs should all refuse to play fixtures next weekend imo. Something drastic needs to happen.

[BGRM]

41 minutes ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

 

That linesman needs to be promoted to the premier league 

[BlueStar]

3 hours ago, joeyt said:

 

 

Are people actually expecting them to admit they were wrong?  I'm fully prepared for some bullshit like "Mendy was hit by a deliberate trailing foot, Willock was in a position which was obstructing the keeper before the contact was made by the Palace player and therefore the decision to disallow the goal was was made in phase three of the four phases which made up the incident and so infringements made in phase four do not count unless the square root of the..."

[joeyt]

Can all those who've been against it right from the start have a really self indulgent 'told you so' moment