My issue is it says slow motion "should only be used" and then goes on to list about 6 fucking different examples all of which you see in everyday football.
All of them are establishing facts. So if the ref didn't know that Jones made contact with the ankle, and would have sent him off if he had known, then it's perfectly valid for the VAR to establish the fact in this way.
In defence of the referee here, there are reasonable arguments either way here. Unlike the offside and a few other incidents on Saturday, this wasn't a total cock up.
It was a bit harsh though.
Yeah I'm with ya now.You're missing the point.
If that image, and the one they showed on TV, is from a feed directly from VAR in Stockley Park, it tells you that they are checking for a "disallowed goal". I.e. They know the goal has been disallowed.
Otherwise, it would have read in that graphic... "Checking goal, possible offside."
They put up 2 different graphics, depending on what the onfield decision is.
So it's a very good question as to where/how those graphics, both on TV and in the stadium are produced.
Yes. But look at what it says ... checking for disallowed goal (offside) and then comes 'Check Over' meaning offside is confirmed. How can VAR have not seen that and in fact who put that up on the screen? In-house or Stockley Park?
That's like the two old women in a bus in 1970 overheard complaining about currency decimilisation ... "You'd think they'd have waited until all the old people had died, before doing that"According to The Athletic it was because they feared the technology would be outdated in a couple of years and not much of an improvement.
Well the only reason he has called him to the monitor is because he thinks that's the right call to send the player off. The whole act of calling the ref to the monitor is prejudicial. Its saying, you've got this one wrong, have another look.I found that to be extremely weird. Why start with that still? Clearly it makes it more difficult for the referee to make a neutral and correct decision.
If you start with that still then the intent is to get the player sent off.
Well the only reason he has called him to the monitor is because he thinks that's the right call to send the player off. The whole act of calling the ref to the monitor is prejudicial. Its saying, you've got this one wrong, have another look.
Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister could face FA punishment after claiming Tottenham had '12 players'..
Here we go. FA could also fine us 25k for the sending offs.
But there is no apology, just an admission of a mistake.One minor side issue is why Neville has suddenly changed his tune and saying an apology is enough. It so clearly isn’t. VAR for offside has become an absolute (don’t get me started on frame rates again!), it goes u challenged. If VAR says offside, it is and we all sit down and forget it. To have this incident is hugely damaging to that acceptance and there HAS to be an open investigation to understand the root cause(s) and to rectify them.He’s generally a very vocal advocate of transparency so it’s surprising he thinks that (a) it is just to do with Liverpool and (b) that Liverpool should just accept the apology and say “okey dokey we’re sure it’s a one off”
That’s true not even an apology. In fact the admission was that it was a human error and, by implication, not one of process or governance, so PGMOL in the clear. All sorted, NEXT!But there is no apology, just an admission of a mistake.
You aren't a yank by any chance?Why?
They may have well made a private apology which is a good and what not but they should also come out and make a public apology.. No it won't change anything but as fans of the club we deserve that apology as it affects us as supportersThe apology would've been made in a private call? Not that an apology means anything, getting decisions right is the only form of apology they can make which we can accept.
They may have well made a private apology which is a good and what not but they should also come out and make a public apology.. No it won't change anything but as fans of the club we deserve that apology as it affects us as supporters
Oh I totally agree with you but they should still issue some sort of public apology because that statement they issued was absolutely shit..We'd be getting public apologies weekly then.....in fact most teams will.
It not only changes anything but it means nothing if next week VAR decide to make a show of themselves and again screw us over & we all know then next shit decision is waiting for us round the corner.
The statement is probably templated from the previous 13 or however many they've issued, just replace Liverpool with Wolves and Diaz with Onana or whoever.Oh I totally agree with you but they should still issue some sort of public apology because that statement they issued was absolutely shit..
CCTV of the room
I wanna what these boys are gettibg upto.