Did I imagine the handball for the fourth goal? Was pretty sure it hit the guy who took the first shot. Not that it mattered for the result, but another poor use of VAR.
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Let's face it VAR is a total dog's breakfast.
Expect to get crapped on and the odd one we do get by mistake is a bonus - to be immediately punished by 9 more stupid ones.
Expect to get crapped on and the odd one we do get by mistake is a bonus - to be immediately punished by 9 more stupid ones.
Sheedy's right knee.
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That is incredible,
Sheedy's right knee.
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scoobysnacks
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tbh I didn't notice Zaha handling the ball. but im not paid to ref games FFS!!!
Lee Mason (VAR) did check apparently and deemed it accidental.
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VAR decision explained after Wilfried Zaha handball against Everton
Crystal Palace knocked Everton out of the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon with a 4-0 victory at Selhurst Park, but there was some contention over the second goal of the day
Wat Tyler
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Crystal Palace's second goal against Everton on Sunday afternoon was allowed to stand after it was adjudged that Wilfried Zaha's handball in the build-up was not deliberate.
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk
VAR decision explained after Wilfried Zaha handball against Everton
Crystal Palace knocked Everton out of the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon with a 4-0 victory at Selhurst Park, but there was some contention over the second goal of the day
zaitken
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Going to sound like a crazy conspiracy theorist here but has anyone else noticed this?
That whenever any team is going through a season of complete turmoil; referees and officials display never-ending examples of 'Schadenfreude' and seem to love to target and shaft those teams only to compound their misery? Even just for the most marginal of decisions?
That whenever any team is going through a season of complete turmoil; referees and officials display never-ending examples of 'Schadenfreude' and seem to love to target and shaft those teams only to compound their misery? Even just for the most marginal of decisions?
Not a part time VAR by any chance are you mate?Crystal Palace's second goal against Everton on Sunday afternoon was allowed to stand after it was adjudged that Wilfried Zaha's handball in the build-up was not deliberate.
VAR decision explained after Wilfried Zaha handball against Everton
Crystal Palace knocked Everton out of the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon with a 4-0 victory at Selhurst Park, but there was some contention over the second goal of the day
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Lee mason in the var room, what's the point, it's a big conspiracy, and corrupt .
JelavicBrate2
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Isn't it strange how for years we don't get the RS in the cup, then get them twice in the early rounds in 2 seasons in the early rounds. Certain teams will never play each other in the FA cup. It's strange how Sunderland won't draw Newcastle, you won't get a 2nd city derby in the fa cup or a millwall v west ham. The whole champions league is designed to keep certain teams in the competition and then designed to ensure the teams knocked out of it won the Europa League.
JelavicBrate2
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The problem is referees are part if the system, they aren't really independent. There's a difference between honest mistakes that should be random and bad decisions that fit a clear pattern. Clattenburg should of been banned for life from being a referee after the derby. He didn't make honest mistakes he made awful decisions that only benefited the RS. The problem is the financial model of the BPL is all about ensuring clubs with large numbers of armchair fans do well. The referees are scum, they simply protect the big teams, why was Niasse the only one to be punished for diving. The rugby authorities have got it right, its strange that what has worked out so well with rugby hasn't been applied to football.
Wouldn’t mind if they were corrupt then I’d understand the officials, however incompetence is rife !
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