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Hang on a minute , i missed all football yesterday, but i read that a player was sent off because of VAR analysis after a 10 minute analysis ( yellow given and converted by VAR to a red ).

Yet an incorrect throw in , resulting in a goal and eventually three points was some how not reviewed by VAR . I thought they reviewed every goal and the build up to the goals ? I mean Klopp was complaining that one of his players was fouled in the build up to a rags goal against them .

There is definitely an Agenda .

zuricity wrote:Hang on a minute , i missed all football yesterday, but i read that a player was sent off because of VAR analysis after a 10 minute analysis ( yellow given and converted by VAR to a red ).

Yet an incorrect throw in , resulting in a goal and eventually three points was some how not reviewed by VAR . I thought they reviewed every goal and the build up to the goals ? I mean Klopp was complaining that one of his players was fouled in the build up to a rags goal against them .

There is definitely an Agenda .

Not fussed with the throw but the Robertson tackle was disgusting. Clearly out of control, dangerous, etc. How that wasn’t reviewed as a red shows how bent the powers are to the dippers!

sidSmith wrote:I have only seen MOTD and they only showed a brief replay, but Van Dykes last ditch tackle on Alli, did he get the ball first? They didn't show any angle to confirm.

I said this at the time. He dived in front of Alli and seemed to take ball and man but the ball came with him so they allowed it. The Robertson one is a joke. Some are claiming that it's fine because he got the ball, yet the laws state that taking the ball doesn't matter if you endanger other players.

london blue 2 wrote:

zuricity wrote:Hang on a minute , i missed all football yesterday, but i read that a player was sent off because of VAR analysis after a 10 minute analysis ( yellow given and converted by VAR to a red ).

Yet an incorrect throw in , resulting in a goal and eventually three points was some how not reviewed by VAR . I thought they reviewed every goal and the build up to the goals ? I mean Klopp was complaining that one of his players was fouled in the build up to a rags goal against them .

There is definitely an Agenda .

Not fussed with the throw but the Robertson tackle was disgusting. Clearly out of control, dangerous, etc. How that wasn’t reviewed as a red shows how bent the powers are to the dippers!

yes i saw a photo on another thread , it certainly looks nasty and studs up. Again the inconsistencies are disgraceful.

So PGMOL have instructed refs to use the monitors for red card incidents from this weekend onwards?

https://www.sportbible.com/football/pub ... s-20200117

So how are they going to do that for Liverpool v Man U this weekend? I thought there were no monitors there - or maybe no big VAR screens?

Anyway, PGMOL have done their job - managed to get Liverpool a title, so more viewers for them next season.

Simister wrote:So PGMOL have instructed refs to use the monitors for red card incidents from this weekend onwards?

https://www.sportbible.com/football/pub ... s-20200117

So how are they going to do that for Liverpool v Man U this weekend? I thought there were no monitors there - or maybe no big VAR screens?

Anyway, PGMOL have done their job - managed to get Liverpool a title, so more viewers for them next season.

No big screens at either anfield or the swamp. The only two grounds in the Prem

Simister wrote:So PGMOL have instructed refs to use the monitors for red card incidents from this weekend onwards?

https://www.sportbible.com/football/pub ... s-20200117

So how are they going to do that for Liverpool v Man U this weekend? I thought there were no monitors there - or maybe no big VAR screens?

Anyway, PGMOL have done their job - managed to get Liverpool a title, so more viewers for them next season.

This is the VAR issue in capsule. Changing its application mid-season is deeply troubling and confirms that it is being used to suit their agenda. It bends and flexes to get what they want.

s1ty m wrote:

Simister wrote:So PGMOL have instructed refs to use the monitors for red card incidents from this weekend onwards?

https://www.sportbible.com/football/pub ... s-20200117

So how are they going to do that for Liverpool v Man U this weekend? I thought there were no monitors there - or maybe no big VAR screens?

Anyway, PGMOL have done their job - managed to get Liverpool a title, so more viewers for them next season.

This is the VAR issue in capsule. Changing its application mid-season is deeply troubling and confirms that it is being used to suit their agenda. It bends and flexes to get what they want.

What happened to the ‘High Bar’ that they’ve used all season? We’ve seen time and time again where the VAR will not overturn the ref’s decision once the penalty is given yet we saw the exact opposite yesterday. Would that have been overturned at the Dippers or Rags?

Is this a first, again?

Only just seen the appalling decisions in the Chelski vs Manure match last night.


Here, until Sky take it down

Lampard must be fuming - at least three MAJOR decisions went against him.

Wow! just incredible. Saw the shockingly bad VAR decision at Wolves. Not being funny but htf can the ref even allow these VAR checks ? it was a corner and a backpass ! Remember this is the guy that gave Razza a second yellow for not leaving the field after he scored a late winner .

Corrupt , it simply cannot be incompetence.

Chelski on the receiving end of another VAR travesty by the look of it, this time against Spuz.
Looked like a stamp to me.

Simister wrote:Chelski on the receiving end of another VAR travesty by the look of it, this time against Spuz.
Looked like a stamp to me.

Fucking leg breaker.

PeterParker wrote:

Simister wrote:Chelski on the receiving end of another VAR travesty by the look of it, this time against Spuz.
Looked like a stamp to me.

Fucking leg breaker.

As bad a decision VAR have ever made. And there's been some shite

PIGMOL said -: the player had nowhere else to put his leg, so no red - it’s a fucking joke, Spurs again getting var in their favour

VAR came out during the match and said they made a mistake and that it was a red card and that Oliver should've gone over and looked at the pitchside monitor.

its utterly shocking that the Premier League simply cannot figure out how to use VAR while the Bundesliga uses it near-perfectly.

Saul Goodman wrote: cannot figure out how to use VAR

Replace with don't want

PeterParker wrote:

Simister wrote:Chelski on the receiving end of another VAR travesty by the look of it, this time against Spuz.
Looked like a stamp to me.

Fucking leg breaker.

Mind you, Jose didn't see it....

i’d be raging if schmeichel had clattered into kun lik ed did into nacho yesterday. 100% pen that was

Nigels Tackle wrote:i’d be raging if schmeichel had clattered into kun lik ed did into nacho yesterday. 100% pen that was

No it wasn't, it was a 50-50 challenge and Ed got there first with his hands to the ball. Collisions happen in Football, it wasn't exactly a Tony Schumacher challenge.

Huge news regarding VAR tonight . FIFA has taken complete control of VAR and it’s assistants . Out PL VAR will no longer be run by the clowns doing it now , the same applies to all other leagues worldwide. Think Wenger is the man behind this ?