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They will have missed it out (human error button pusher),looks like its a rolling count because it has Saturdays VAR included.Was this made before the Mcburnie goal against Man U? That was a VAR for us so would make us -2?
It wasn't a VAR for us as the referee didn't rule against the goal.Was this made before the Mcburnie goal against Man U? That was a VAR for us so would make us -2?
Was this made before the Mcburnie goal against Man U? That was a VAR for us so would make us -2?
That was a refereeing decision confirmed by VAR. The article is looking at overturned decisions and disallowed goals.No mention of the Ward Prowse penalty incident that continues to niggle CW.
Was this made before the Mcburnie goal against Man U? That was a VAR for us so would make us -2?
No mention of the Ward Prowse penalty incident that continues to niggle CW.
It wasn't a VAR for us as the referee didn't rule against the goal.
It was not an overturned decision.Was this made before the Mcburnie goal against Man U? That was a VAR for us so would make us -2?
It’ll even itself out over the course of the season
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It's the atmosphere that is suffering. This cannot be evened out.It’ll even itself out over the course of the season
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Interesting that the one on Saturday was given and ours not. No complaints really as VAR got it right on Saturday but again it comes down to inconsistencies. The very thing that VAR was brought in to cut out.
I think that alone proves it’s not working as it should.
I suppose you could argue that, given our overall disciplinary record, we are generally involved in more refereeing decisions than other teams, and therefore more likely to be subject to VAR involvement.
I still say three of the four VAR decisions against us were incorrect and these don't include the Southampton hand ball or the blatant foul on Egan in the run up to the Leicester winner where VAR backed up a wrong on field refereeing decision.
they missed a disallowed goal against Norwich.
they missed a disallowed goal
And a blatant penalty for us.
We're 2nd worse, only Arsenal have more bookings than us.Is our disciplinary record poor?
Who said 'inconsistencies' were the 'very thing' to be ruled out?
Inconsistencies are inevitable when human beings are involved at different times. different places, different incidents ,never identical. My goodness how many were there before VAR?
Surely VAR is intended to provide more correct decisions, more justice and fairness.
The example I gave literally proves that they still aren’t getting all the decisions correct because of inconsistencies. Both players clearly have their arms in unnatural positions and both are clear penalties. VAR is meant to prevent these inconsistencies and yet it just doesn’t.
There are plenty of football fans up and down the country who would disagree that it’s making the the game fairer. The assumption was that with VAR you’d now get that last minute stonewall pen away at Old Trafford. Not a chance they’d overturn it based on the way it’s been used so far. If it was for Man U on the other hand.....these are the inconsistencies that VAR was supposed to prevent, but it won’t.
The example I gave literally proves that they still aren’t getting all the decisions correct because of inconsistencies. Both players clearly have their arms in unnatural positions and both are clear penalties. VAR is meant to prevent these inconsistencies and yet it just doesn’t.
There are plenty of football fans up and down the country who would disagree that it’s making the the game fairer. The assumption was that with VAR you’d now get that last minute stonewall pen away at Old Trafford. Not a chance they’d overturn it based on the way it’s been used so far. If it was for Man U on the other hand.....these are the inconsistencies that VAR was supposed to prevent, but it won’t.
The example I gave literally proves that they still aren’t getting all the decisions correct because of inconsistencies. Both players clearly have their arms in unnatural positions and both are clear penalties. VAR is meant to prevent these inconsistencies and yet it just doesn’t.
There are plenty of football fans up and down the country who would disagree that it’s making the the game fairer. The assumption was that with VAR you’d now get that last minute stonewall pen away at Old Trafford. Not a chance they’d overturn it based on the way it’s been used so far. If it was for Man U on the other hand.....these are the inconsistencies that VAR was supposed to prevent, but it won’t.
Well it was us who got the "double dose"of VAR pain.Brighton (top of the league) next game,be good for them to have a double dose of VAR pain.
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