Watching the incident at half time in the Liverpool game and they were told by the FA that they hadn’t issued any other instructions and that it’s always been allowed for the refs to look at the monitors - I don’t know why the refs would choose not to use VAR screens before if the FA was telling the truthCan only assume that is because FA Cup appointments are done by the FA as opposed to PGMOL and may have issued different instructions.
Watching the incident at half time in the Liverpool game and they were told by the FA that they hadn’t issued any other instructions and that it’s always been allowed for the refs to look at the monitors - I don’t know why the refs would choose not to use VAR screens before if the FA was telling the truth
We don't know who at the FA they spoke to though. Probably the media liaison team, and there's no guarantee that any instruction from the refereeing department has been passed onto them.
Always one isn’t there ...Waste of time. The VAR could easily have told Oliver about the violent conduct.
That is a clear as day red cardSoft red that!!! handbags at 10 paces!!
And yet ARs survive spending their whole game off the sidelines.I hate posting about the protocol again but... when MO goes the monitor there is some very aggressive crowd behaviour. I wonder if this is part of the reason why PGMOL (presumably) don't want it. The prem grounds are tight and close to the field (mostly)...
That is a clear as day red card
I often wonder if you are just baiting or whether you genuinely would let this sort of thing go.