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Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Tue Dec 10, 2019 12:13 amby zabbadabbado
100% the game is fixed.
VAR just makes it legal .
Since its inception we have been inundated with Red Line,Blue line Graphics,replay after replay,5,6 minute VAR reviews during games.
Then we play it all miraculously disappears from the Game..
CORRUPT BASTARDS.
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
Posted:
Tue Dec 10, 2019 12:31 pmby City64
zabbadabbado wrote:100% the game is fixed.
VAR just makes it legal .
Since its inception we have been inundated with Red Line,Blue line Graphics,replay after replay,5,6 minute VAR reviews during games.
Then we play it all miraculously disappears from the Game..
CORRUPT BASTARDS.
Agreed .
2 millimetres isn't offside it is level so onside BUT just 2 millimetres can be used by the bent cunts running the PL VAR and TV money shit to get a result that suits them , that is the corrupt PL we live in today . Bin Dippers get every decision going and loads not even reviewed absolutely beyond corrupt pure brainwashing .
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Tue Dec 10, 2019 5:19 pmby Nickyboy
Two's Kompany wrote:To be fair the moment the challenge was made, I said PEN!
My son just put his head down and knew it'd be given. No arguments. Pen all day. However the fan at home shouldn't be finding out first.
Maybe the fan in the ground was watching the coverage and could see it was nailed on.
The bigger question is still the shambles at Anfield when the offside on Salah was suddenly shown from an angle that made him look on!
Now Neville and Tyler both said that would be ruled out. It was given in seconds, yet the day before the VAR team took nearly 3 mins to rule out a Sheff U goal at Spurs.
I wish they'd just admit the system wasn't working at the Liverpool v City game.
The problem I have is they justified not giving us at least 4 stone wall pens this season because the ref had a good view of it.
Taylor had the clearest view possible so why now have they changed protocol and over ruled?
Same as Laportes accidental handball, theyve stopped being given now. Feels like there are different VAR rules for us
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Wed Dec 11, 2019 7:01 amby Two's Kompany
Nickyboy wrote:Two's Kompany wrote:To be fair the moment the challenge was made, I said PEN!
My son just put his head down and knew it'd be given. No arguments. Pen all day. However the fan at home shouldn't be finding out first.
Maybe the fan in the ground was watching the coverage and could see it was nailed on.
The bigger question is still the shambles at Anfield when the offside on Salah was suddenly shown from an angle that made him look on!
Now Neville and Tyler both said that would be ruled out. It was given in seconds, yet the day before the VAR team took nearly 3 mins to rule out a Sheff U goal at Spurs.
I wish they'd just admit the system wasn't working at the Liverpool v City game.
The problem I have is they justified not giving us at least 4 stone wall pens this season because the ref had a good view of it.
Taylor had the clearest view possible so why now have they changed protocol and over ruled?
Same as Laportes accidental handball, theyve stopped being given now. Feels like there are different VAR rules for us
There lies the problem and the way that VAR is being used to determine results. Changed and adapted because certain aspects not working.
BUT that's changing the rules (interpretation) in mid competition. Is it any wonder we think the game is bent???
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Thu Dec 12, 2019 7:37 pmby patrickblue
Nickyboy wrote:Two's Kompany wrote:To be fair the moment the challenge was made, I said PEN!
My son just put his head down and knew it'd be given. No arguments. Pen all day. However the fan at home shouldn't be finding out first.
Maybe the fan in the ground was watching the coverage and could see it was nailed on.
The bigger question is still the shambles at Anfield when the offside on Salah was suddenly shown from an angle that made him look on!
Now Neville and Tyler both said that would be ruled out. It was given in seconds, yet the day before the VAR team took nearly 3 mins to rule out a Sheff U goal at Spurs.
I wish they'd just admit the system wasn't working at the Liverpool v City game.
The problem I have is they justified not giving us at least 4 stone wall pens this season because the ref had a good view of it.
Taylor had the clearest view possible so why now have they changed protocol and over ruled?
Same as Laportes accidental handball, theyve stopped being given now. Feels like there are different VAR rules for us
It most likely feels that way because there are.
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Fri Dec 13, 2019 1:35 pmby Dimples
Penalties: is a good illustration of how VAR and the system works
Man Utd have been awarded 8 (yes 8) penalties this season (the next nearest is 3!!!)
Liverpool have been awarded 3 penalties:
again'st Arsenal, Leicster and Spurs
1 - 1 was the score in each match when the peno was awarded, all were in the 2nd half, 2 of them late in the 2nd half
all opponents could be considered to be 'big' teams
We have been awarded 2 penalties:
against Watford, we were 1-0 up, we won 8-0
against West Ham, we were 4-0 ahead, we won 5-0
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Fri Dec 13, 2019 4:10 pmby nottsblue
Dimples wrote:Penalties: is a good illustration of how VAR and the system works
Man Utd have been awarded 8 (yes 8) penalties this season (the next nearest is 3!!!)
Liverpool have been awarded 3 penalties:
again'st Arsenal, Leicster and Spurs
1 - 1 was the score in each match when the peno was awarded, all were in the 2nd half, 2 of them late in the 2nd half
all opponents could be considered to be 'big' teams
We have been awarded 2 penalties:
against Watford, we were 1-0 up, we won 8-0
against West Ham, we were 4-0 ahead, we won 5-0
The rags have actually had 11 in all competitions
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Fri Dec 13, 2019 4:54 pmby PeterParker
nottsblue wrote:Dimples wrote:Penalties: is a good illustration of how VAR and the system works
Man Utd have been awarded 8 (yes 8) penalties this season (the next nearest is 3!!!)
Liverpool have been awarded 3 penalties:
again'st Arsenal, Leicster and Spurs
1 - 1 was the score in each match when the peno was awarded, all were in the 2nd half, 2 of them late in the 2nd half
all opponents could be considered to be 'big' teams
We have been awarded 2 penalties:
against Watford, we were 1-0 up, we won 8-0
against West Ham, we were 4-0 ahead, we won 5-0
The rags have actually had 11 in all competitions
Still waiting for that replay that will show the line where the PSG player had that handball in the last minute.
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Sun Dec 29, 2019 4:18 pmby zuricity
Haaland signs for Dortmund . Isn't there a thing called a Transfer window in January. HTF can such things be allowed if there is a Transfer window ?
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Sun Dec 29, 2019 5:57 pmby ayrshireblue
zuricity wrote:Haaland signs for Dortmund . Isn't there a thing called a Transfer window in January. HTF can such things be allowed if there is a Transfer window ?
Players can sign at any time but can only be registered during the window. I don't know but think that the German winter break is now so he won't play until January. Liverpool have also announced the signing of the Japanese boy from Red Bull Salzburg.
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Sun Dec 29, 2019 11:39 pmby Beefymcfc
zuricity wrote:Haaland signs for Dortmund . Isn't there a thing called a Transfer window in January. HTF can such things be allowed if there is a Transfer window ?
Don’t complain, Rags are gutted
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Mon Dec 30, 2019 2:12 pmby salford city
Beefymcfc wrote:zuricity wrote:Haaland signs for Dortmund . Isn't there a thing called a Transfer window in January. HTF can such things be allowed if there is a Transfer window ?
Don’t complain, Rags are gutted
No this cannot be right he has spoken with Ole and it was nailed on that he was going to the swamp?
Re: The Game Is Fixed!
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Fri Jan 03, 2020 1:02 pmby dazby
Gutted we didn't get him in.
I reckon we'll pick up one player in January, with possibly one out to inject a bit of enthusiasm into the place.