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Group E: GER/JP/SPA/CR

chrissivad

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Yid-ol

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its literally out though, you do know from higher angles the ball gets wider right? The ball would have been out, and with the height of that camera shot the width of the ball will be making it look like its in.
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Why would the width of a ball make it's length be in? That's the wrong direction for it to be bigger!
 

chrissivad

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Fair enough then, my bad, removed

In or out it's a very close call, looks like mm's
That image might not even show the furthest point the ball went out.

Most people wanted a 'if it's not clear' then give the advantage to the attacker.
 

EireYid

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I personally feel it should be that if no part of the ball is touching the line it should be considered out but that's just a personal opinion. Really pisses me off for some reason when corners are taken and no part of the ball is touching the line ?
 

dontcallme

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Kind of pisses me off that after all the drama that has happened in the group, all anyone is talking about is a refereeing decision.
 

bubble07

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In or out it's a very close call, looks like mm's
That image might not even show the furthest point the ball went out.

Most people wanted a 'if it's not clear' then give the advantage to the attacker.

But it wasn't clear and obvious so VAR should have went with onfield decision
 

chrissivad

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But it wasn't clear and obvious so VAR should have went with onfield decision

People keep bringing this up with VAR, but like offsides, that's not how VAR is being used.

VAR will say if it onside or offside. In play or not. Clear and obvious doesn't play a part in it.
 
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