Until they bring transparency to the VAR process then I won't trust the system
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We need to hear what the refs are saying to one another like you do in rugby
billybadger
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Nothing will change until the head of referee‘s Mike Riley is sacked and the current crop can then be trained properly
It is a very soft red.
But they will freeze the frame and for a split second Allan has both feet off the ground.
They wont overturn this.
It’s not even this season. Brought it up in another thread with mac. The season silva lost his job, he had about 6 decisions, game changing ones.
And how nobody has come out and justified that handball against City is a disgrace. I wish Lampard would keep on going about that, it’s
It’s almost an agenda at this point
And how nobody has come out and justified that handball against City is a disgrace. I wish Lampard would keep on going about that, it’s
It’s almost an agenda at this point
Grim Weeper
Player Valuation: £225k
They’re not anti-Everton, either. That gives them too much credit.
It’s not corruption, it’s incompetence.
And in a game that is worth the money it’s worth, and with the global audience it has, and with referees being professionals paid well to do the job there really is no excuse and the incompetence is maybe worse than if it was corrupt.
It’s not corruption, it’s incompetence.
And in a game that is worth the money it’s worth, and with the global audience it has, and with referees being professionals paid well to do the job there really is no excuse and the incompetence is maybe worse than if it was corrupt.
wandyr79
Player Valuation: £25m
This is it for me and why conspiracy is actually being discussed, the comment from the commentaror summed up the situation for me. For 2 minutes both were 100% adamant that is was only a yellow and then 'Well, if you look at it in slow motion it looks worse', of course it does that is what slow motion generally does. If you slap somebody fairly softly, it doesn't look that but if you slow it down and see the jaw wobble, etc. then it looks as though they have been hit quite hard.
Once again, they found ways to send him off last night. It was as if they were chatting and going, 'Nope, we can't justify sending him off from that angle, how about another angle, ah crap, well how about we slow it down, it is still not conclusive, let us freeze the frame out of complete context to the situation, bingo got it. Hey Craig, you can go over and pretend to deliberate at the screen now, we got the [Poor language removed]'.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
The fact that VAR didn’t look at the body check on Coleman in the box about 45 seconds to a minute before the Allan incident summed it up, any other team likely gets that and the later on on Gordon
It’s now the 3rd time in 4 league games that VAR have done us over for a decision, it’s beyond a joke and Frank Lampard had every right to call it out again post match
It’s a long list of bad calls against us since it’s been in, think back to Brighton getting a penalty for Michael Keane having his foot tread on, the Tottenham handball, the United goal that got Ancelotti a post match red card etc
It’s now the 3rd time in 4 league games that VAR have done us over for a decision, it’s beyond a joke and Frank Lampard had every right to call it out again post match
It’s a long list of bad calls against us since it’s been in, think back to Brighton getting a penalty for Michael Keane having his foot tread on, the Tottenham handball, the United goal that got Ancelotti a post match red card etc
That was 100% not a pen. Coleman ran into him. Neither was Gordon’s.
perth_blue
Player Valuation: £15m
It's addressed in the opening. The referees are all rotating through.
They are being dumbed down, because they know a decision they make on the field will be reviewed. So there's not as much pressure or understanding of the game to get it correct.
Last night wasn't a clear and obvious error, it's been done to death why.
City penalty was an obvious error. But because it's another dumbed down referee, they can't make the call.
if they want to bring in technology, fine. But keep it black and white - ball over the line and offside (although I hate it).
But when VAR is being reviewed for another subjective opinion. Then that defeats the purpose it was designed for.
"Hey mate, I'm not sure you made the right call. Why don't you have another look".
How the hell is that the intended purpose of the VAR. If the second person can't make the call to overturn it, how is it clear and obvious?
They are being dumbed down, because they know a decision they make on the field will be reviewed. So there's not as much pressure or understanding of the game to get it correct.
Last night wasn't a clear and obvious error, it's been done to death why.
City penalty was an obvious error. But because it's another dumbed down referee, they can't make the call.
if they want to bring in technology, fine. But keep it black and white - ball over the line and offside (although I hate it).
But when VAR is being reviewed for another subjective opinion. Then that defeats the purpose it was designed for.
"Hey mate, I'm not sure you made the right call. Why don't you have another look".
How the hell is that the intended purpose of the VAR. If the second person can't make the call to overturn it, how is it clear and obvious?
You're right mate, it's naive of people to dismiss the high levels of corruption in the prem, Joe hart's career fell off a cliff due to a criminal investigation into him around match fixing, Italy 1st and 2nd division completely exposed for corruption albeit some years ago now, senior figures in FIFA arrested and prosecuted, point being it absolutely happens and always has been happening.
If nothing nefarious goes on then refs, var, 4th officials etc would be mic'd up publicly just the same as rugby.
May sound a bit out there now but one question no one asked regarding the man City handball - why did Rodri actually do that? Under no pressure at all, surrounded by team mates, ball not out of control, the no hand ball decision was unbelievable but equally I find it so bizarre the player did that...
bluenorsky
Player Valuation: £500k
Maybe it's something to do with the big fat wages they get that won't go against the status quo. I agree with some on here that if the VAR can't make a decision then the ref sticks with his original decision.
This absolutely has to happen. Boomed out on the stadium speakers.
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