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2 minutes ago, BermyToon said:

Can we launch an official complaint against Kavanagh?

They'll all get taken off duty for a week or demoted, then things will carry on as usual. 

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1 hour ago, TheBrownBottle said:

My late uncle would still rant about the day he went to Brighton and Trelford Mills was refereeing as the worst ref performance ever.  For me before tonight it was Derby away in 1992 and Forest away in 2016.  This beats those comfortably

That was at St James', I was there at that one howling like a wolf

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This is exactly why VAR is never going to be abolished. You can complain about VAR decisions on marginal offsides but for clear decisions like the handball and the offside within 2 weeks people would be screaming for it to come back.

 

Have always thought linesman is an impossible job anyway, have to see exactly when the ball is kicked while also somehow using your other eye to look across the line.

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I would like the officials to do their job properly.

 

It is not too much to ask, is it. 

 

If you ever needed any evidence of the damage that VAR has done to referees, I think today is a great example of that. These guys look petrified to make a decision today because they didn't have a comfort blanket.

 

 

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2 hours ago, triggs said:

This is exactly why VAR is never going to be abolished. You can complain about VAR decisions on marginal offsides but for clear decisions like the handball and the offside within 2 weeks people would be screaming for it to come back.

 

Have always thought linesman is an impossible job anyway, have to see exactly when the ball is kicked while also somehow using your other eye to look across the line.

Knackers would be screaming for it to come back - the rest of us enjoy it as a part of football.  It removes immediacy from the game - VAR is shite whether it gets things right or wrong. 

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6 hours ago, bobbydazzla said:

I would like the officials to do their job properly.

 

It is not too much to ask, is it. 

 

If you ever needed any evidence of the damage that VAR has done to referees, I think today is a great example of that. These guys look petrified to make a decision today because they didn't have a comfort blanket.

 

 

 

 

How have the refs in general done in the other games this weekend? 

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The goal and non penalty are where var should excel.  Matters of fact.  Technology is just not quite there yet.  You’d hope in a few years tech could make those decisions instantly giving the best of both worlds where we get accurate decisions but instantly so you can celebrate for real.  Goal line technology is the example where they have got it right.  

 

For serious foul play keep it as is such that the assault on Murphy would have seen a red. 
 

Then relax the forensic var interference for penalties and fouls during goals I think we’d be in a good place.  This would mean yesterday we would not have got the penalties.  I think I’d accept this for the sake of bringing the 100% excitement of scoring  back. 

 

I think most people, even the hardest var haters, would be happy with this.  When it’s done well no one complains.  The only complaint I’ve even heard about goal line tech is the villa goal by villa that kept them up.  And this was just when it failed. 

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The galling thing for me is out of the 4 bad (pen x2/murph/offside) decisions, 3 of those, any competent officials shouldn’t have needed VAR. You can tell they have a massive reliance on it and are shit scared to make a decision without that safety net. 

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I don’t believe in the corruption stuff people say in the traditional sense of the word but I totally get why people say it.  But I think it’s so incompetent that it is corrupt in the sense of it being that bad and egregious.   His linesman just as culpable as he was.   I wonder what will happen to him but you can bet very little, disgrace. 

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9 hours ago, Rod said:

Love you mate. Take care. A lot on here don't get your humour. I'm ok thanks.


Can I have a virtual Rod hug too please ?

 

I’m hoping our spat last night was just a lovers tiff and not the end of our bromance.

 

Not sure I can face being dumped on Valentines.  

 

 

 

 

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6 hours ago, TheBrownBottle said:

Pre-dates me as I was a toddler :) - but my uncle would still spit blood about Mills decades later

aye he always gets an outing when the older heeds get into a spot of reminiscing, memory hasn't diluted what seemed like a particularly vindictive performance

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1 hour ago, mattypnufc said:

The galling thing for me is out of the 4 bad (pen x2/murph/offside) decisions, 3 of those, any competent officials shouldn’t have needed VAR. You can tell they have a massive reliance on it and are shit scared to make a decision without that safety net. 


Yeah it feels like the reaction has become more about VAR rather than the officials. The lines man should have caught all three decisions without it. 
 

It’s not a case of he’s missed because VAR wasn’t available, they’ve missed it because they either weren’t concentrating or are just rank incompetent! 

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8 hours ago, bobbydazzla said:

I would like the officials to do their job properly.

 

It is not too much to ask, is it. 

 

If you ever needed any evidence of the damage that VAR has done to referees, I think today is a great example of that. These guys look petrified to make a decision today because they didn't have a comfort blanket.

 

 

 

Morning Alan 

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I was at the Trelford Mills game; it was like he was goading the fans. They were arguably subjective decisions he made, last night the offside and handball were just fact, no subjectivity. Last night was worse.

 

Just a point on the Bizot sending off, put an outfield shirt on him and he makes that tackle, with the keeper still in nets, I’d be expecting a sending off for dangerous play. Being the keeper isn’t a defence for a knee high, flying tackle, with no attempt to get the ball. 

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