The Day Football Died
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They are good enough to show us these silly lines but we can’t see when the ball is kicked .
I’m not saying it’s being manipulated but they are not playing with a full deck .
It’s going to turn a lot of people away from the game , BT , Sky , Amazon & the clubs really can not afford the public losing interest.
I’m not saying it’s being manipulated but they are not playing with a full deck .
It’s going to turn a lot of people away from the game , BT , Sky , Amazon & the clubs really can not afford the public losing interest.
PHuzzy said:
no idea where I got Brighton from, that's twice I've posted it now too :/
But yep, as a Liverpool fan, the Wolves goal should have stood, it's bullst.
You're getting confused. Kane did have one v Brighton on boxing Day that also should have stood. But yep, as a Liverpool fan, the Wolves goal should have stood, it's bullst.
There were several yesterday including Norwich having I've ruled out v spurs which equally should have stood.
It's ridiculous.
My sense is that VAR is acting to reduce the number of goals. This is because it works as a negative review, highlighting minor infringements by sides attacking or referee/official decisions in attacking situations, whilst not working to highlight similar infringements by sides defending.
Thus it is structurally biased toward the interests of defending sides.
Has anyone seen stats for the following?
1. How many goals given on the pitch have subsequently been disallowed by VAR this season?
2. How many goals not given have subsequently been allowed by VAR?
Thus it is structurally biased toward the interests of defending sides.
Has anyone seen stats for the following?
1. How many goals given on the pitch have subsequently been disallowed by VAR this season?
2. How many goals not given have subsequently been allowed by VAR?
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