'Big Screen VAR' controversy at Sheffield Wednesday as Byers goal ruled out against Plymouth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2023
- Sheffield Wednesday ran out 1-0 winners against Plymouth in a top of the table clash at Hillsborough Stadium on 4th February.
However, the Owls will rightly feel aggrieved that a second goal by George Byers was ruled out nearly a minute on from the strike.
Referee John Busby eventually disallowed the effort after discussion with linesman.
Wednesday are adamant that the officials only arrived at the decision after watching the replay on the big screen in the stadium.
Just as a reminder, League One games aren't governed by VAR technology and as such replays shouldn't be used to influence the referees thinking.
Make your own mind up from a collection of video footage from the day and the iFollow commentary which includes reference to the role of the big screen. - กีฬา
Officials need reprimanding but given the EFL's attitude to the Owl's nothing will be done
Now if it had gone your way 🤣different eh?
It was very strange ... as an argyle fan it was minutes until we realised it was disallowed...
What a stadium, what an atmosphere..
Disgraceful
Answer: don't show on Big Screen if you are the home team...
It took the lino 50 seconds to stick his flag up.
THEY ARE CORRUPT IN EVERY WAY, SOMEBODY IS BUNGING THESE OFFICIALS.
God you talk bollocks
Correct decision, so what's the complaint ??
How was it correct?
@Wickerrman player stood in front of keeper offside
@@markjenkins3609 He was 2m out of the way, didn't affect the keeper or the ball.
The Wednesday player near goalie was interfering with play.
Right decision in the end.
Are you on drugs was never the right decision those refs and linesman are all bent you can't watch a reply of a perfectly good goal and disallow it a minute later
@@ConnorPlayzHD Was he offside?
@GravityBoy72 Gregory might have been offside but he had nothing to do with the goal he wasn't in the way of the keeper he didn't even touch the ball, looking at a reply of the goal and disallowing it is wrong
@@ConnorPlayzHD He was next to the keeper. Offside, interfering with play.
@@GravityBoy72 He literally had no bearing on the goal whatsoever. The keeper wasn't distracted by him and he didn't affect the path of the ball at all.
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A simple answer I won’t say completely BIAS but will say to the commentators SPECSAVERS 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
It's the club commentary. It's their job to be biased.
If you read the rules Gregory (the man in the goal) is not offside. He’s way past the line of the last man, but does not interfere, which is defined as obstructing the progress or view of the goalkeeper, therefore is not offside. If you look at the rashford incident for United against city in the last derby, it is similar in the way he never touched the ball or interfered in the play.
@@matthewwoodhouse8773 the comment so rightly applies to you my lad Specsavers awaits,the sooner the better ,you might enjoy the matches more then PERHAPS ? as long as Wednesday win of course 🤣
@@cliffrightmove1527maybe you should learn the offside rules before making a fool of yourself cliff, just saying.
@@anthonydeakin3834 well well well another bias bystanding expert 🥵for your information I’ve supported Wednesday before you were a twinkle in your dads eye,ever since Everton stole the F.A cup final from you 🥵even though the 2 goal hero came from ??? But that’s football it breaks your heart sometimes ,and I think I just might have a bit more knowledge than you on football ,but we are all even in the long run 👍
I have to say that there is 0 evidence in this video even hints as to that the linesmans uses the replay to change his decision. imho the goal was rightly ruled out, However thats isnt the point of this video so lets ignore that for a second... What looks like happens is the ref doesnt know if the player is offside but believes hes classed as "interfering" and the Linesman knows the he is offside but isnt aware if hes interfering. Thats what i believe is happening... I will add however, if the lino did use the replay to make a decision then that is wrong and the goal should of stood.
The Plymouth bench pointed the 4th official to the video replay, he relayed that to the ref, who then stopped walking to our players and slowed down and went to the linesman. The fact is that Gregory did not connect with the ball and as he jumped the ball was past their keeper. I could show you photographic proof but you cant post pictures on comments on here
@@anthonydeakin3834 what timestamp is it at I'll have another look
@@TerrierDarts its a picture taken from behind the goal which shows Smith behind James when he crosses the ball, sadly, like I say, I can’t post it on here.
@@TerrierDarts yep, that link works
@@TerrierDarts oops, sorry, wrong conversation 🤣🤣 thats the Smith onside from the Ipswich game t Hillsborough. I’ll find the other 👍