Agreed, I think the people running var don’t want to step on the referee’s toes & intervene. Likely from the look of it from lack of personality or confidence/knowledge. Need to get some ex players in there
You‘re forgetting the pressure though. Carra was under no pressure. The ref‘s live millions are waiting and you need to decide like now! Why are you taking so long… etc.
@@TheAecke they are premier league officials not regular sunday leagues joes. they should be able to handle that sort of pressure, they don't (or shouldn't) get to their position without that fact.
HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETANT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
I don't forget I would go back to those days.. you get bad calls for you and against you it doesn't really matter plus you could celebrate a goal straight away
Helpful to anyone fancying a snooze while they break up the rhythm and flow of a game. You can not even, joyously, celebrate now but have to wait for a muted secondary celebration of a screen. LOL
Its objectively right the vast majority of the time the only reason people don't like it is as you said, people aren't rational. If a decision goes against them even if its right they wont be happy
@@louisdnd934it's because football is vague on most incidents as it's meant to be a non contact sport. Tennis, rugby, etc have clearly defined rules, both use challenge systems and there are few grey areas. Football isn't like that. I still think VAR should only be deployed if a manager requests it. Give them a set number of challenges each match.
@Blacknig69also the players and managers get grilled by media all the time, refs never have to answer for their 'mistakes' plus are defended by the refereeing association while also choosing the direction the sport moves in as they just make new rules every season (for example the fact that nearly any tackle touching an opponent is a foul even if u get the ball)
@Blacknig69but being a ref ain’t a “normal” job, and due to arrogant posts from many like yourself, there’s no where near enough refs around to go about sacking any that do make mistakes. As even then, usually they do get it right, but because it’s up for debate/is against a fans team, are just automatically said to be wrong 😂 🤦🏻♂️ As they’re human at the end of the day, mistakes are inevitable, yet they seem to get highlighted a lot more by the media for missing that debatable pen call, than the player who missed that open goal chance!
@@we5t5id3gunnwell they definitely get hammered by the media, these days more than the players or managers do! And they do also answer for their mistakes and such, it’s just that’s rather behind closed doors than in public, and as many don’t even know most refs anyway, very few realise when they’ve been dropped or such because they don’t pay enough attention to notice
I would have liked to see Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, review the decision regarding the Jordan Pickford’s tackle against Virgil van Dijk (17/10/20); Whilst being in the presence of VAR officials.
They're high pressure decisions under a time constraint. That office is designed to maximise performance - you don't want to be trying to make decisions cooped up in a cupboard
@@tattyboi1594 are they doing finger curls to maximise the performance of pressing the red button and needing a massage to maximize performance? Are you isane lol?
@@brettharter143 why are corporate offices so nice? Why bother having them nice if everyone sits down all day and clicks buttons just like in VAR? Answer: because they have the $$ to do it and on some level, it probably attracts people into those jobs and helps performance. VAR is no different, the funding they will get from the prem/EFL/FA will be insane, it's why they can afford to build premises like that. All credit to them is what I say. Would you want to be a referee or be on making VAR decisions? I wouldn't
Would have been nice to know how they come to decisions, is there a head VAR person that finalises it after a discussion or are the members too scared to go against the team leader?
Its pure PR to increase the ref image even though they forget to draw lines etc. Like pure negligence that they have admitted to themselves. I understand get it wrong sometimes, but to forget to draw the required lines what were you even checking to be able to say check complete? That is not really acceptable.
All refereeing is. I truly believe anyone who appears/manages in a football match at any level of football should be required to referee at least 5 games of Sunday league/youth football. It's way harder than it looks. Maybe that would lower dissent, or at least the most extreme examples of it.
I like how Garry always says 'well done' when he's at these kind of things as that's what Ferguson always did. Also HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETENT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
@@Isleofskye haha nice one, I've edited my comment. I assume people in VAR have tools to help them, my tools to make the comment let me down spelling wise!
.... Lets be real here, this has got to be the easiest job in football now. Turn up to work, chill out, rest, have a workout, grab some food, etc, then watch a live game of footy in a comfy chair, watch replays of incidents, and then you can literally decide "nah, let the on-field ref make the call", or make a decision (right or wrong) and rinse and repeat .... Any jobs going in Stockley Park? 👀
Tbf (and I’m a united fan so take this with a pinch of salt) the rules at the time allowed it as he did not touch the ball, however the rules were changed shortly after (because of this moment) so he would have been offside, and it is now written into the laws of the game officially starting from this season.
The rule always stated that involvement of an offside player in the play results to an offside. He had a pretty big involvement even tho he didn't touch the ball. @@murrayjoe7
HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETANT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
@@tf2368 To think refs and var have that makes me sick. They don't need none of that. Shows money only goes to the rich and not the poor. And that's kids money
Funny thing is the Premier League probably spent about £300m on the facilities and the english referees are worse. Foreign players/caoches came to the PL and improved it so why cant we get foreign refs i guarantee the quality of games would improve just like the World Cup (english pride wont let the game actually get better if it means less english refs tho)
*The problem with VAR is they make their decision based on slow motion. Slow motion makes it look worse than it actually was.* *If they watch it at normal speed after watching in slow motion, then they will see how soft, light and insignificant the incidents are.* *They should make their final decision after watching it a final time at normal speed.*
HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETANT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
pic quality is also terrible ( their system using conventional TV cameras) high speed cams would get a crisp image - the money wasted on a gym massage board meets & no doubt a lavish cafe ,may well be better spent on R & R for better quality images
@@mcfcguvnorsthe VAR room looks like a closet with rubbish screens, while they are no doubt having the time of their lives eating and having massages all day
How could a ref forget to draw lines in arsenal v Brentford game last season? And why weren't the other refs in the room not reminding him that the process is not complete?
Incompetence mate and it hasn't improved one bit since last season... Arsenal v Forest: A clear handball (penalty) by Rice not given and VAR didn't step in for whatever reason. Brighton v Luton: Luton's penalty should've been overturned by VAR, never a handball as the ball hits the defenders hip before brushing off his elbow when going down. VAR will never be fair with incompetent referees... 😒
I agree the refs are absolutely atrocious. People say the PL is the best league in the world well I think the PL refs are some of the worst in the world.
Just bring in automatic offside system and stop giving penalties like Luton got.. Also cant allow keepers to deliberately take out players like Newcastle game.. Has to be more punishment than a yellow otherwise they'll all be at it
Why was the video edited down so choppy when they actually got to the VAR and greeted everybody. Whats the rush? Feels a bit like a wasted opportunity just seeing jokes and confusion between carra and nev.
I watched the highlights of THe Ashes and thought Technology was brilliant as it, perfectly,is in line with the rhythm of Cricket and very quick.I could not imagine cricket without it. I am in my 7th decade of attending matches and hate VAR and the way it STILL slows the game down. If it was just used for cheating like Bamford's famous " Dying Swan" routine which he also used against that famous Villa match where Leeds, literally,gave Villa a goal. GOAL LINE technology is brilliant as it is INSTANT and virtually 100% accurate. They still get VAR wrong which negates the "The old system could cost a team the title" view. THank Heavens we still have a FLOWING game in the lower leagues.
Seriously, do you really have to ask that question? VAR has been implemented in to the Premier League for the sole intention of swinging games for certain teams (Man U and Liverpool in particular) in order to control the league positions as much as possible.
What the fans need are serious critical questions asked to the VAR officials. At least a 30 minute video - not these funny/happy pieces that's 5 mins long....
The problem isn't the technology, it's the proper application of it. Offside decisions are made in seconds in Europe due to using the semi automated system. Over here it take someone several minutes to make a decision and then for some reason there's an additional dely between when we can see the decision on TV and when the referee announces it in the stadium. Also, we all know that when the referee is called over that means 99% he is going to overturn his decision. Someone who is not the referee should not effectively be making the call.
Don't think chronology of offences means red cards for violent conduct get rescinded, i.e. I slyly push you over, you get up and punch me, but VAR shows I pushed you first so no red card. You're clearly still going off for that lol
Jamie Carragher just showed how not to complicate with VAR. The referee looked stunned.
Agreed, I think the people running var don’t want to step on the referee’s toes & intervene. Likely from the look of it from lack of personality or confidence/knowledge. Need to get some ex players in there
Yeah, but that's coming from the top. They say don't overturn unless it's a clear and obvious error, So they are trying to be sure
Aquarian genius. Seeing and finding the solution or the method no-one else did.
You‘re forgetting the pressure though. Carra was under no pressure. The ref‘s live millions are waiting and you need to decide like now! Why are you taking so long… etc.
@@TheAecke they are premier league officials not regular sunday leagues joes. they should be able to handle that sort of pressure, they don't (or shouldn't) get to their position without that fact.
I’m not suprised they get it wrong all the time, place is like a spa 😂
2 Likes and no comments left me fix that
Right off for massage down the VARSPA🫣
HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETANT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
@@danielbooth5035 exactly!
😂
Gary watches the office “am I assistant TO the VAR” 😂
Here's an idea, why not have these two in the VAR during one of the live games so we can all see the decision making process as it happens?!
People forget how TERRIBLE it was before VAR when a clear and obvious error would have to stand and it could ruin a game.
Well it sure isn’t better now
@@i0ushephf50℅ times better now tho🤣
I don't forget I would go back to those days.. you get bad calls for you and against you it doesn't really matter plus you could celebrate a goal straight away
@@i0ushephf I think it is a lot better now. Not perfect, by any means, but a huge improvement.
I prefer it now, nothing worse than seeing your team lose due to a blatant offside. Happened waaaay too often
That’s why decisions take so long! They’re all too chilled out 😂
Var is very helpful but when it doesn’t go my way I’m absolutely fuming
That's why it'll never 'work'
@@ashwilliams4959funny thing is that it does work
Lol
Helpful to anyone fancying a snooze while they break up the rhythm and flow of a game.
You can not even, joyously, celebrate now but have to wait for a muted secondary celebration of a screen. LOL
Its objectively right the vast majority of the time the only reason people don't like it is as you said, people aren't rational. If a decision goes against them even if its right they wont be happy
Neville channeling his inner Ferguson with the “well done”’s at the end.
The duo is at it again... loving their work!
How carragher is still in that job beggars belief
The chuckle brothers
Stroke of genius bringing these 2 in to have a go. Mightn’t be so quick to bash every decision made from now on 😅
Still it amazes me the amount of mistakes the refs and the VAR people make
@@louisdnd934it's because football is vague on most incidents as it's meant to be a non contact sport.
Tennis, rugby, etc have clearly defined rules, both use challenge systems and there are few grey areas. Football isn't like that.
I still think VAR should only be deployed if a manager requests it. Give them a set number of challenges each match.
@@randomdaveUK yeah I agree with you on that
They got everything right so far, what are you on about?
They don't bash every decision. They rear up when a clear mistake has been made, and after all, isn't that what they get paid for?
so nice to see 2 Man Utd legends, Webb and Neville, together
And carra for those 2 amazing goals for United in 1999 😂
Classic 👏👏👏
Dafooq😂
They need to do more of this. Can't be easy being a ref.
@Blacknig69also the players and managers get grilled by media all the time, refs never have to answer for their 'mistakes' plus are defended by the refereeing association while also choosing the direction the sport moves in as they just make new rules every season (for example the fact that nearly any tackle touching an opponent is a foul even if u get the ball)
@Blacknig69Would say being a ref is probably a harder, and with a lot more stress and pressure than a normal job
They should be A LOT more transparent with VAR. They should broadcast all communications between refs and VAR imo
@Blacknig69but being a ref ain’t a “normal” job, and due to arrogant posts from many like yourself, there’s no where near enough refs around to go about sacking any that do make mistakes. As even then, usually they do get it right, but because it’s up for debate/is against a fans team, are just automatically said to be wrong 😂 🤦🏻♂️
As they’re human at the end of the day, mistakes are inevitable, yet they seem to get highlighted a lot more by the media for missing that debatable pen call, than the player who missed that open goal chance!
@@we5t5id3gunnwell they definitely get hammered by the media, these days more than the players or managers do! And they do also answer for their mistakes and such, it’s just that’s rather behind closed doors than in public, and as many don’t even know most refs anyway, very few realise when they’ve been dropped or such because they don’t pay enough attention to notice
This explains a lot of the past few years
Bruh that looks like a spa and laid back 🤦🏻♂️ no wonder they take forever 😂
I would have liked to see Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, review the decision regarding the Jordan Pickford’s tackle against Virgil van Dijk (17/10/20);
Whilst being in the presence of VAR officials.
Two United legends and Carra.
Loool Martin Atkinson walked out the meeting room looking all shy 😂 0:59
Lucky Neville and Carragher didn’t play for Arsenal 😅
Absolutely ridiculous, they're asked to make common sense decisions and build themselves a 5 star resort instead while still getting everything wrong
They used the money to build a gym, canteen and massage room, look how tiny the VAR room with small screens
They're high pressure decisions under a time constraint. That office is designed to maximise performance - you don't want to be trying to make decisions cooped up in a cupboard
@@tattyboi1594 are they doing finger curls to maximise the performance of pressing the red button and needing a massage to maximize performance? Are you isane lol?
@@brettharter143 why are corporate offices so nice? Why bother having them nice if everyone sits down all day and clicks buttons just like in VAR? Answer: because they have the $$ to do it and on some level, it probably attracts people into those jobs and helps performance. VAR is no different, the funding they will get from the prem/EFL/FA will be insane, it's why they can afford to build premises like that. All credit to them is what I say. Would you want to be a referee or be on making VAR decisions? I wouldn't
@@tf2368😂
Would have been nice to know how they come to decisions, is there a head VAR person that finalises it after a discussion or are the members too scared to go against the team leader?
They have a series called 'Mic'd Up' where you can listen to decisions as they made them, VAR and the ref
Damn doing VAR is actually hard let alone being under time constraint.
Its pure PR to increase the ref image even though they forget to draw lines etc. Like pure negligence that they have admitted to themselves. I understand get it wrong sometimes, but to forget to draw the required lines what were you even checking to be able to say check complete? That is not really acceptable.
It’s not hard. They are just incompetent at their jobs. If it really is too difficult for them then they should get in more qualified people.
well if you are trained at your job, and do it everyday it should get easier
All refereeing is. I truly believe anyone who appears/manages in a football match at any level of football should be required to referee at least 5 games of Sunday league/youth football. It's way harder than it looks. Maybe that would lower dissent, or at least the most extreme examples of it.
They will all be replaced by computers eventually. Certainly offside will be mostly automated in the next 2-3 years
Nice one sky, ty for the inside look
anyone with any understanding of perspective and fps can tell you those lines are not accurate at all.
I like how Garry always says 'well done' when he's at these kind of things as that's what Ferguson always did. Also HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETENT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
VAR is all about mistakes so I like the way you,cleverly,emphasized "competent" and misspelled it:)
@@Isleofskye haha nice one, I've edited my comment. I assume people in VAR have tools to help them, my tools to make the comment let me down spelling wise!
"assistant to the VAR" okay I know what you did there Gary :)
Carra always looks like he's auditioning for the role. I want to know what's next 😂
These two are gold man😂
Gary was well good at that. Should spend a match bts with them
3:50 “Draw a line on Rashford elbow, that looks to be his furthest point to me”
Gary clearly doesn’t know the rules 🤪🤪
🤣🤣🤣
was thinking the same. umm can he score with his elbow now?
That facility must have cost an absolute fortune when AI could be doing that job faster and more accurate for 1% of the cost.
Jobs for the boys doesn't it, they eat and have massages all day
This place is totally rigged when Yoonited and Livarpool play at home.
Iconic partnership
It’s funny how sky make all there presenters wear the same style of shoes 👟 😂😂
.... Lets be real here, this has got to be the easiest job in football now. Turn up to work, chill out, rest, have a workout, grab some food, etc, then watch a live game of footy in a comfy chair, watch replays of incidents, and then you can literally decide "nah, let the on-field ref make the call", or make a decision (right or wrong) and rinse and repeat .... Any jobs going in Stockley Park? 👀
Howard Webb in charge, Manchester United aren't conceding any penalties this season...sorry Wolves, (already one team robbed)
a weird GNev gremlin laugh just makes the week better
They shouldve reviewed the Bruno Goal against Man C. Wouldve loved to hear their reasoning behind Rashfords involvement in that Goal
Keep crying
nahh the refs wont put their mistakes up for discussion
Exactly
Tbf (and I’m a united fan so take this with a pinch of salt) the rules at the time allowed it as he did not touch the ball, however the rules were changed shortly after (because of this moment) so he would have been offside, and it is now written into the laws of the game officially starting from this season.
The rule always stated that involvement of an offside player in the play results to an offside. He had a pretty big involvement even tho he didn't touch the ball. @@murrayjoe7
Am in I assistant to the VAR is an underrated comment 😂
Why exactly do they need a set of personalised weights?
The chemistry between them is top notch.loved it
HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETANT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
ALL THIS MONEY GOING ON THIS ???? ALL TH3Y NEED IS A SCREEN AND A HEADSET
The VAR room is in a cupboard with tiny screens, they spent 99% of the money on a spa
@@tf2368 To think refs and var have that makes me sick. They don't need none of that. Shows money only goes to the rich and not the poor. And that's kids money
Funny thing is the Premier League probably spent about £300m on the facilities and the english referees are worse. Foreign players/caoches came to the PL and improved it so why cant we get foreign refs i guarantee the quality of games would improve just like the World Cup (english pride wont let the game actually get better if it means less english refs tho)
Well now we know Gary was on VAR for united against wolves then 😅
With the angles they have access too if they get anything wrong they deserve to lose their jobs
*The problem with VAR is they make their decision based on slow motion. Slow motion makes it look worse than it actually was.*
*If they watch it at normal speed after watching in slow motion, then they will see how soft, light and insignificant the incidents are.*
*They should make their final decision after watching it a final time at normal speed.*
HURRR DURRRRR. The PERSON operating the VAR needs to be COMPETANT. They can use their common sense combined with football knowledge and make the 'right' decision at the higher percentage rate (more often). A competent person can do this more even with 1% of the resources.
pic quality is also terrible ( their system using conventional TV cameras)
high speed cams would get a crisp image - the money wasted on a gym massage board meets & no doubt a lavish cafe ,may well be better spent on R & R for better quality images
The only problem is lack of consistency. VAR gets more things correct than human eye alone
@@mcfcguvnorsthe VAR room looks like a closet with rubbish screens, while they are no doubt having the time of their lives eating and having massages all day
Get them to hit the gym and see how much they can both bench press
How could a ref forget to draw lines in arsenal v Brentford game last season? And why weren't the other refs in the room not reminding him that the process is not complete?
Agenda bro
How could they also allow the utd offside goal to stand? Every rival fan can pick a bad call against them
Incompetence mate and it hasn't improved one bit since last season...
Arsenal v Forest: A clear handball (penalty) by Rice not given and VAR didn't step in for whatever reason.
Brighton v Luton: Luton's penalty should've been overturned by VAR, never a handball as the ball hits the defenders hip before brushing off his elbow when going down.
VAR will never be fair with incompetent referees... 😒
I agree the refs are absolutely atrocious. People say the PL is the best league in the world well I think the PL refs are some of the worst in the world.
They were all having a massage
The moment you have to start drawing lines, Then you surely have your decision
Just bring in automatic offside system and stop giving penalties like Luton got.. Also cant allow keepers to deliberately take out players like Newcastle game.. Has to be more punishment than a yellow otherwise they'll all be at it
Why was the video edited down so choppy when they actually got to the VAR and greeted everybody. Whats the rush? Feels a bit like a wasted opportunity just seeing jokes and confusion between carra and nev.
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How many people does it take to NOT award a penalty against Man Utd.
Lol gosh to think VAR was setup in a shipping container.
All that EPL broadcasting money having a fine HQ for the people working at VAR.. I can bet you other leagues dont have that luxury 😂😂😂
Must have had a day off for united and wolves 🤷♂️
I watched the highlights of THe Ashes and thought Technology was brilliant as it, perfectly,is in line with the rhythm of Cricket and very quick.I could not imagine cricket without it.
I am in my 7th decade of attending matches and hate VAR and the way it STILL slows the game down. If it was just used for cheating like Bamford's famous " Dying Swan" routine which he also used against that famous Villa match where Leeds, literally,gave Villa a goal. GOAL LINE technology is brilliant as it is INSTANT and virtually 100% accurate. They still get VAR wrong which negates the "The old system could cost a team the title" view. THank Heavens we still have a FLOWING game in the lower leagues.
hmm show the Elliot Anderson disallowed goal against forest. Ref and VAR were embarrassing for that.
Their corruption money must be ridiculous
How to waste/blow a load of money and still get decisions wrong 90% of the time.
Even after so many screens on their faces they still get all the decisions wrong 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And why does the English referees get VAR wrong most of the time??
You know why
Seriously, do you really have to ask that question? VAR has been implemented in to the Premier League for the sole intention of swinging games for certain teams (Man U and Liverpool in particular) in order to control the league positions as much as possible.
Conspiracy theories 😂😂
Where’s Lee mason…..oh yeah!
Gary "Well done everybody" Neville.
The first question when applying to be become a Ref : Which club do you support?
What's with the goofy red and green buttons? Surely a mouse and keyboard would be better
The officials are in the gym testing each other's 1 rep max on bench and playing table tennis while games are on. No wonder VAR is upside down
They spent all the money on the gym, massage room and canteen and built the VAR room in a closet
No surprise wolves didn't get their penalty 😢
tells you a lot that the first thing gary says when a new clip gets shown is ‘who’s this?’
Make them sit side by side and do the United Liverpool game 😂
What the fans need are serious critical questions asked to the VAR officials.
At least a 30 minute video - not these funny/happy pieces that's 5 mins long....
They should have done the Rashford offside against Man City
The problem isn't the technology, it's the proper application of it. Offside decisions are made in seconds in Europe due to using the semi automated system. Over here it take someone several minutes to make a decision and then for some reason there's an additional dely between when we can see the decision on TV and when the referee announces it in the stadium. Also, we all know that when the referee is called over that means 99% he is going to overturn his decision. Someone who is not the referee should not effectively be making the call.
All this high tech stuff and still couldn't tell if Onana punched the Wolves player in the jaw
People that whinge about Var need to get a grip it's essential especially if your team needs it to give you the right decision on something.
Get them to do a live game next see how they get on when their decisions effect the actual game, whole other level of pressure 😂
Get rid of VAR. It has ruined the game
All this just to still get decisions wrong… 😅
Talk about lipstick on a pig!!! 😂😂😂
They should have shown all the Brighton decisions against them at Spurs last season.All 4 blatantly wrong.
Jesus a full spa to keep fit,its laser eye treatment they need not a full blown holiday,honestly
Is there a game where they didn’t make a mistake in this weekend?
I don’t get the point in this, they know the original decisions anyway?
shame they didn’t get them to analyse the brentford goal vs arsenal
Assistant to the var ,brent mused
so this video was filmed last season just gone 22-23 ??
VAR is the worst thing that has happened to football, terrible junk
Turns out it was always just a way for them to build a spa for themselves
I think VAR has changed a lot.
Var may look nice complex but hope people see also how hard it is these decisions
It’s only hard if you’re not qualified to do the job
not difficult imo
No wonder they where laughing
I love VAR, I think it's good for the game, unless the decision goes against my team
they must just bring in the new VAR technology, makes it way more easier and less likely to make mistakes
What baffles me is that they have all of this technology and they still manage to get it wrong🤔
Don't think chronology of offences means red cards for violent conduct get rescinded, i.e. I slyly push you over, you get up and punch me, but VAR shows I pushed you first so no red card. You're clearly still going off for that lol
Carra should take control of VAR
Draw a line from his elbow??? Im sure you can only be offside with a part of the body that can score a goal, so body, legs and head. Not arms???
great, now put cams behind the VAR refs on match days so we can hear why they're making the decisions they're making.
Carragher bottled it again, best selfie ever makes 7up for it😂
that bamford one, 2 yellows and free kick for arsenal. if i was ref, would given bamford another yellow for ungentlemanly behaviour
Each screen should be twice the size and as high framerate as possible.
Interesting. The setup could easily be improved as well as high frame-rate and bigger monitors/screens.
Can we play the Lee Mason offside and draw the lines?
How do you think var would turn out if explayers were viewing on games in the prem? I think it would be fine as they are a comedy due as it is .😅😅