andy4efc
Player Valuation: £60m
I dont agree with it, but I can get why the first one may not be given.
NO yellow for the pen given though, after checking it again was daft.
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NO yellow for the pen given though, after checking it again was daft.
Obes
Player Valuation: £25m
What happened with Branthwaite is exactly the same as Gordon vs United. A tangle of legs, heel clipped. Yet we didn’t even get a foul in our favour. Not saying it wasn’t a foul today. Just pointing out similar instances where it’s reffed polar opposite. And that’s not even bringing into the BLATANT shirt pull (second one against Brentford this season by the way) prior to the incident. We are reffed, for whatever reason you want, differently to the majority of this league and it ‘kin stinks.
andy4efc
Player Valuation: £60m
Doesn't ahve to be intentioanl.
Most fouls are unintentional, doesnt make them less of a yellow/red.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
Ball going towards the forward...defender pulls his shirt so hard its clearly hanging off.
Referee has a clear view. In the rules thats a penalty.
2nd one was a clear yellow.
Oliver has been biased against us in half a dozen games. Its blatant.
Looking forward to the entire Arsenal team being sent off on the last day to go halfway to evening up the decisions we haven't had this year.
And?
kenada_blue
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In the reverse fixture. Same thing happened. However....
Ref Watch: Dermot Gallagher reviews incidents from the Premier League after Everton and Newcastle penalty appeals
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher explains the rules on a weekend when heavy snowstorms delayed second-half kick-offs; Douglas Luiz had a red card overturned by VAR; Aaron Wan-Bissakas challenge on Thiago Silva also analysed
"You can see he lifts his shirt from the midriff but with the tolerance level we currently have with VAR, Jon Moss doesn't feel it's enough to overturn the decision of no penalty.
"If that's going to be given, it has to be given on field."
So there you go ladies and gentlemen. "Tolerance levels" dictate what they can overturn. So basically Michael Oliver didn't think it was a penalty.
kenada_blue
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Never was or will be a fan of VAR. They make up and change rules every week it seems.
It's insane to me that "tolerance levels" exist for something like shirt pulling, but if the ball is blasted into your hand as it swings past your midriff it's a certain penalty.View attachment 165725
In the reverse fixture. Same thing happened. However....
Ref Watch: Dermot Gallagher reviews incidents from the Premier League after Everton and Newcastle penalty appeals
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher explains the rules on a weekend when heavy snowstorms delayed second-half kick-offs; Douglas Luiz had a red card overturned by VAR; Aaron Wan-Bissakas challenge on Thiago Silva also analysedwww.google.com
"You can see he lifts his shirt from the midriff but with the tolerance level we currently have with VAR, Jon Moss doesn't feel it's enough to overturn the decision of no penalty.
"If that's going to be given, it has to be given on field."
So there you go ladies and gentlemen. "Tolerance levels" dictate what they can overturn. So basically Michael Oliver didn't think it was a penalty.
Football is a game officiated by very unintelligent and illogical people and VAR is the worst thing to ever happen to it.
I was fully on board with VAR.
Thought it would even the playing field by making it so impossible to give awful decisions because they have a million angles of incidents.
Clearly I was wrong. It's just made the game even more corrupt. Bin it off.
Obes
Player Valuation: £25m
This is the kind of bollocks they can hide behind to manipulate what they want in games. Disgusting. They’re a law unto themselves these kin refs. Absolute racket.View attachment 165725
In the reverse fixture. Same thing happened. However....
Ref Watch: Dermot Gallagher reviews incidents from the Premier League after Everton and Newcastle penalty appeals
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher explains the rules on a weekend when heavy snowstorms delayed second-half kick-offs; Douglas Luiz had a red card overturned by VAR; Aaron Wan-Bissakas challenge on Thiago Silva also analysed
"You can see he lifts his shirt from the midriff but with the tolerance level we currently have with VAR, Jon Moss doesn't feel it's enough to overturn the decision of no penalty.
"If that's going to be given, it has to be given on field."
So there you go ladies and gentlemen. "Tolerance levels" dictate what they can overturn. So basically Michael Oliver didn't think it was a penalty.
Taifi gorm
Player Valuation: £15m
Technology is fine the mistake is allowing the corrupt, incompetent officials it was meant to replace control it's use.
Maybe we’ll get a nice apology for our championship title push
Rollo Tomassi
Player Valuation: £15m
Nah, mate don't forget these decisions even themselves out over a season. Haha, Brentford got away with murder in both games against us.
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