VAR

[f.t.r.s]

And who was over the VAR at the time. The Donahue lad was from Manchester.

Not arsed if he claims to not support them, but we all know mancs hate scousers....
And there's no way he isn't related to/friends with someone who is associated to utd

 

[lesbattersby]

Var what is it good for, absolutely nothing.

 

[Toffeelover]

Liked the way that De Ligt tried to make it look like Branthwaite committed a foul on him.

Cheating scum.

 

[RomanReigns]

Has Howard Webb apologised yet?

 

[Lanolin]

And who was over the VAR at the time. The Donahue lad was from Manchester.

I don’t have much of an issue with that type of thing, especially with a club like united, you’re just as likely to support them if you’re from Newquay as you are if you’re from Manchester.

 

[JLW]

Cheating scum.

Harry Maguire was diving all game the big headed rat.

I think he actually dived in the Young penalty incident.

 

[Zezti]

I haven't celebrated a goal properly since Ndiaye's run against Tottenham, only then because there was no doubt of intervention. There's always hesitation now.

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

Harry Maguire was diving all game the big headed rat.

I think he actually dived in the Young penalty incident.

I’m surprised Young didn’t get booked on the offence of pulling too forcefully on a defender who’s latched onto your shirt.

 

[Streetender1878]

This should be a massive story. The var official chose not to show the evidence that proved the referees original decision, that it was a penalty was the correct decision. How are you meant to trust the officials anymore after this. Of course the premier league immediately released statements with the head of referees all stating why the referee was right not to give it. But every football fan in england has now seen that the var official witheld by choice the evidence that proved it was a penalty. That proves an agenda and brings the game into disrepute. I would hope our fan associations write to the head of the league and head of officials asking the questions this has brought up. I hope they get on sky and the news stating what theyve done so everyone knows about it. For the greater good of the game and the trust between all supporters and the game that there is no agenda which favours certain clubs. I am not naive at all but this is a chance to shine a light on the bias.

 

[blulouie]

Just watch Ugarte's goal , as the ball is played in Deligt wrestles Branthwaite to the ground .
Branthwaite then can't get to block the shot from Ugarte like he always does.

Not a peep from VAR

Yet that would have been looked at from 10 different angles if it was us.

 

[D. Amokachi]

VAR will never be considered legitimate by fans as long as they continue to implement it in an arbitrary and non-transparent manner. They claim it’s for clear and obvious errors only and then can’t resist using it to interfere with legitimate decisions that should be the referees call. The whole thing is completely unprofessional.

 

[Wat Tyler]

 

[NathDogg]

I haven't celebrated a goal properly since Ndiaye's run against Tottenham, only then because there was no doubt of intervention. There's always hesitation now.

Not that we had much to celebrate under Dyche, but I too was hesitating on any goal we scored because of VAR, and the matchday experience was much poorer for it.

Ive decided to just enjoy the moment and celebrate as it happens now, if they decide to cheat a goal away or it was offside or whatever, then so be it and I’ll fume as it happens.

Im not giving the corrupt bellwhiffs the power to ruin the game any more than they already have done.

Hope the club create a song and dance over what happened yesterday, the PL arent even trying to be clever with the cheating and corruption on var and the officials now, it’s in plain sight.

 

[Miked1e]

This should be a massive story. The var official chose not to show the evidence that proved the referees original decision, that it was a penalty was the correct decision. How are you meant to trust the officials anymore after this. Of course the premier league immediately released statements with the head of referees all stating why the referee was right not to give it. But every football fan in england has now seen that the var official witheld by choice the evidence that proved it was a penalty. That proves an agenda and brings the game into disrepute. I would hope our fan associations write to the head of the league and head of officials asking the questions this has brought up. I hope they get on sky and the news stating what theyve done so everyone knows about it. For the greater good of the game and the trust between all supporters and the game that there is no agenda which favours certain clubs. I am not naive at all but this is a chance to shine a light on the bias.

We need to make a massive point of it…. But again we won’t. Just keep our mouths shut and get on with it.

Other teams would be making a big thing and lo and behold will likely get some favourable decisions come their way…..

 

[jamieni]

I haven't celebrated a goal properly since Ndiaye's run against Tottenham, only then because there was no doubt of intervention. There's always hesitation now.

100 percent. Ruins everything. I’m a big rugby fan as well as footy but the video ref thing lends itself more to rugby as it’s a stop start game anyway with all the various set pieces. VAR just detracts from the flow of football. Especially when the officials are either utterly incompetent or corrupt.

At least in international rugby the ref explains the decisions to the crowd on the mic.