spuddy1878
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Would the Kompany booking have gone to VAR?
Was it a clear and obvious error that would have been picked up on ?
Was it a clear and obvious error that would have been picked up on ?
Lots of people are talking about it. But I’m with the majority on here. Sterling has his arm around Robbo, then Robbo’s is around Sterling. They go over. It’s not a pen. Ref and lino had good views.Yes, commentators instantly brushed it off, but it looked a pen to me. It's amazing how commentators influence opinion, if they made a big deal of it, everyone would be talking about how it should have been a pen.
In the MLS I reckon yes. But we don’t know how the prem will deliver VAR yet. My suspicion is it will be less influental in matters if opinion - i.e. less decisions will be changed than we have seen (compared to e.g. WC)... but that’s just a feelingWould the Kompany booking have gone to VAR?
Was it a clear and obvious error that would have been picked up on ?
Would the Kompany booking have gone to VAR?
Was it a clear and obvious error that would have been picked up on ?
All we ask for is consistency!!!! Said no Liverpool fan!!
Nah. See Van Dijk on Martens (see above).Red card in Europe for Kompany.
the standard for not giving RCs was set in a dozen games against City early last season
I reckon it would qualify as a clear and obvious error.Not sure it would be classed as a totally clear and obvious error, but I bet you, managers will be screaming for VAR for every decision like this to be reviewed !!!
Mind you, I'd have no confidence in a VAR panel, reviewing an incident in a few seconds when an official FA panel had plenty of time to decide Delap's RC should be rescinded. (50 secs in:
I hear Dermot Gallagher was commenting in Oz and said yellow.I reckon it would qualify as a clear and obvious error.
Problem we're having in Australia is they don't have the foggiest idea what 'clear and obvious' is. We had a shocking penalty not overturned yesterday because VAR was interfering so much they were getting it wrong all the time, now VAR does so little they're getting it wrong all the time.
Absolutely. A few here all worse than Kompany's and all targeting the man not the ball.Seriously?
Once again, showing that a) Hackett is clueless in this respect and b) that you should listen to people that actually have a clue in this respect.Not even given as a foul and that was why, according to Keith Hackett, no English refs went to the world cup.
(a) Are you implying that wasn't a red card offence?Once again, showing that a) Hackett is clueless in this respect and b) that you should listen to people that actually have a clue in this respect.
Interesting comments from Mark Clattenburg, not so much about the tackle, but, passing comment that had he heard Kompany call Salah "a p@@@@", then he would have taken no action, "not in the heat of battle and in such a high stake game"
I dont quite understand if that means in a different game he would take action?
And more to the point, it crosses over into whats acceptable, or not, to be called in the game, in the heat of the moment, it might easy have been any number of other words with the same meaning as *****.....which am taking a guess would also have resulted in no action...which although understandable, is, dissappointing
That really disappoints me. Why does it matter what the stakes are in a game ? Surely, we should referee within the LOTG and be consistent from one game to the next ?
Then we wonder why we get ostracised for showing a red at public park.....
Its a great example of the recent dissent thread. If things were dealt with at the top, the message filters down to the bottom..
(a) Are you implying that wasn't a red card offence?
(b) Don't get distracted onto why no English referees went to the world cup, we've heard all the theories, but if you want a more authoritative voice than Mr Hackett, try Mr Collina.
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