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It's proper filth at full speed let alone the "worst angles" or "slow motion makes it worse" versions. Baffled Neville went in so hard on it. Been a straight red for decades now, if it's been spotted.
Still somehow made themselves victims.Wonder what liverpool would do if jones had broken bissoumas leg
Sue him for time wastingWonder what liverpool would do if jones had broken bissoumas leg
Just watched this and it's probably the best analysis of the game and why we didn't break Liverpool down even with them down to 9 men.
Just watched this and it's probably the best analysis of the game and why we didn't break Liverpool down even with them down to 9 men.
Agree mate it’s just intensified and made normal human error into a huge issue. Everything has to be ‘perfect’ nowUnless there's a way of making it 100% effective as it is expected and supposed to be, it's just amplifying the usual tedious complaints about officiating - which have always existed - to ridiculously hysterical levels. Creating a bigger problem than the one that existed before.
Teams got screwed before by cretins, they're still screwed now by cretins but now with added incredulity.
If they could implement it like they do in rugby then it's doable but what are the chances of that? Minimal IMO after a lifetime of watching football and those involved with it.
It made me wince in normal speed. 1/2 speed, slow-mo, every angle and speed that’s a leg breaking challenge.The more I see this challenge the worse it gets, I'm actually baffled it's being debated so much.
It made me wince in normal speed. 1/2 speed, slow-mo, every angle and speed that’s a leg breaking challenge.
It’s only because bloody Gary Neville on his stupid commentary said he didn’t think it was a red that some people were influenced that way, show that to 100 football fans and about 90-100 of them will tell you that is a red whether Curtin perm Jones meant it or not.
Why does anybody take Neville seriously? On Saturday during commentary he said that Diaz was off side; suggesting he’d spotted something that the main commentator had missed. He’s a fraud and knob of the highest order.It made me wince in normal speed. 1/2 speed, slow-mo, every angle and speed that’s a leg breaking challenge.
It’s only because bloody Gary Neville on his stupid commentary said he didn’t think it was a red that some people were influenced that way, show that to 100 football fans and about 90-100 of them will tell you that is a red whether Curtin perm Jones meant it or not.
He used to be a good commentator / pundit, since Man.U have become a mess his opinions on Tv are emotional and frankly bizzare.Why does anybody take Neville seriously? On Saturday during commentary he said that Diaz was off side; suggesting he’d spotted something that the main commentator had missed. He’s a fraud and knob of the highest order.
Yeah I noticed that on the sky highlights, he said ‘Diaz looks just offside from here’.Why does anybody take Neville seriously? On Saturday during commentary he said that Diaz was off side; suggesting he’d spotted something that the main commentator had missed. He’s a fraud and knob of the highest order.
I’ll be astonished if this isn’t spoken about on the Refs programme tomorrow night. We’ll likely get to hear the audio and Webb will explain exactly what the mistake was. The transparency will put to bed all the silly bribery rumours and all the talk of agendas and just show that it was the most basic of cock ups. A significant cock up sure, but the moving parts involved in this are pretty basic. One man thought they’d given the goal, another thought they’d disallowed it.The discussion was all fairly sensible on MNF. Hopefully the PGMOL kick this into the long grass. I’d be amazed if they release the audio as they’d have to do it going forward for every match where a club was unhappy with a decision.
Same as rugby.The guys at Stockley Park made an error in understanding what the on -field decision was. As far as we know that has never led to such a mistake before. It is a one off. To stop it happening again they should do what they do in cricket when there is a review one of the first things you hear the third umpire say is "review for lbw on field decision is out / not out"
Over the years VAR will have corrected many offside decisions leading to a goal, and as such it is an improvement.
Move on.
Same as rugby.
"On field decision is try. Is there any reason why I can't award a try"