VAR next season
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ChrisGC  Wantage 26 Feb 19 1.48pm |
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Originally posted by Goal Machine
As Willo said, not when it comes to judging whether a player is an offside position and if they're interfering with play or not. Are they offside yes/no. What's subjective about that? You look at the reply and they either are are they aren't, there isn't room for interpretation if you apply the rule objectively. Edited by ChrisGC (26 Feb 2019 1.54pm)
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| michaelpearce grays 26 Feb 19 2.21pm |
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Are they offside yes/no. What's subjective about that? You look at the reply and they either are are they aren't, there isn't room for interpretation if you apply the rule objectively. Edited by ChrisGC (26 Feb 2019 1.54pm) you must be a qualified ref then,the offside rule is F*cked up, you have was he offside in phase one or phase2 did he stand in goal keepers eye line,you can be off side and still be onside,just watch wolves winner from the other day 20 yards offside and scores the winner because of not offside in phase 2 of the attack simples,when you show me your qualification then i will beleave, you just say things because you like the sound of your own voice
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| ChrisGC Wantage 26 Feb 19 2.32pm |
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Originally posted by michaelpearce
you must be a qualified ref then,the offside rule is F*cked up, you have was he offside in phase one or phase2 did he stand in goal keepers eye line,you can be off side and still be onside,just watch wolves winner from the other day 20 yards offside and scores the winner because of not offside in phase 2 of the attack simples,when you show me your qualification then i will beleave, you just say things because you like the sound of your own voice Grammar aside, there's a couple of things wrong with this post: Firstly, you prove my point: the answer to all of your questions is either yes or no. Applying these answers objectively gives the correct decision. Secondly, it's impossible to hear my own voice through the medium of the written word.
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 rollercoaster Cornwall 26 Feb 19 9.10pm |
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Am I imagining it or wasn't there a goal ruled out by VAR in a game in this years FA Cup that was deemed 'offside' but it was so marginal that debate raged whether the player was actually level or whether his shirt was fractionally in front of the defender when the ball was played. The technology clearly couldn't prove it and the 'decision' was definitely an opinion in my view.
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| Phil’s Barber Crowborough 06 Mar 19 10.02pm |
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Well there we go! Anyone else absolutely dreading VAR coming in?! It’s making a mockery of the game in its current interpretation. This is just not right. Ask yourselves if we were denied such an important victory by a decision (review) like that, how sick would you be...Shocking!
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| ChrisGC Wantage 06 Mar 19 10.23pm |
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Originally posted by Phil’s Barber
Well there we go! Anyone else absolutely dreading VAR coming in?! It’s making a mockery of the game in its current interpretation. This is just not right. Ask yourselves if we were denied such an important victory by a decision (review) like that, how sick would you be...Shocking! Got to be corrupt. He's got his back to him ffs and the arm isn't moving towards the ball...
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| Phil’s Barber Crowborough 06 Mar 19 10.24pm |
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Frightening... I can only echo the sentiments and comments of the pundits here and their disbelief regarding this decision. Hopefully this attachment works... Edited by Phil’s Barber (06 Mar 2019 10.26pm) Edited by Phil’s Barber (06 Mar 2019 10.29pm)
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Attachment: | dreamwaverider London 07 Mar 19 6.41am |
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I think we were all surprised at the Grimsby game when their man got sent off!
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| dreamwaverider London 07 Mar 19 6.46am |
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Why not follow tennis and give the managers 3 shouts per game Then get someone else to check it, not the ref and tell him the decision. This would be the simplest way of taking the heat out of situations. If the Manager hasn’t got an issue then there is no issue. They could hold up a VAR sign to indicate they want the incident checked.
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| dreamwaverider London 07 Mar 19 6.51am |
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No other sport has the ref check the screen. It’s ridiculous. Slows the game too much
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BarEagle  Monmouth 07 Mar 19 7.04am |
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Grammar aside, there's a couple of things wrong with this post: Firstly, you prove my point: the answer to all of your questions is either yes or no. Applying these answers objectively gives the correct decision. Secondly, it's impossible to hear my own voice through the medium of the written word. Cough, cough... glass houses
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| Superhorns3 Harpdenden 07 Mar 19 8.37am |
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
Why not follow tennis and give the managers 3 shouts per game Then get someone else to check it, not the ref and tell him the decision. This would be the simplest way of taking the heat out of situations. If the Manager hasn’t got an issue then there is no issue. They could hold up a VAR sign to indicate they want the incident checked.
As for handballs like last night it's all still going to be very subjective and create all sorts of debate even with VAR. Should there be a time limit on how long a review should take ?
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