Liverpool are awful

Howard Webb and the PGMO admitting already that United's goal shouldn't have stood.

That's as bad as it gets isn't it? A referee watching a video monitor while having two other referees tell him its handball, can't reach the correct decision.

Hopefully it's the beginning of the end of VAR in English football, but everytime a bad decision to allow a goal, or dodgy penalty happens, the managers will push for it.

I don't think ANY supporters want it, but then the game isn't for the supporters now

1 minute ago, boltonboris said:

Hopefully it's the beginning of the end of VAR in English football, but everytime a bad decision to allow a goal, or dodgy penalty happens, the managers will push for it.

I don't think ANY supporters want it, but then the game isn't for the supporters now

Stan Collymore wrote a great piece about it last night.

 

3 hours ago, gonzo said:

Stan Collymore wrote a great piece about it last night.

 

I call bullshit on that.

He can't write.

1 hour ago, Traf said:

I call bullshit on that.

He can't write.

But he’s good with his hands

10 hours ago, Tombwfc said:

Howard Webb and the PGMO admitting already that United's goal shouldn't have stood.

That's as bad as it gets isn't it? A referee watching a video monitor while having two other referees tell him its handball, can't reach the correct decision.

The nadir of VAR was that Liverpool goal v Spurs being disallowed when they gave the opposite of what they wanted to give. 

Havertz not being sent off last night was another joke. The Internet would've gone down had that been on an Arsenal player and not given as a red

1 hour ago, Kane57 said:

Havertz not being sent off last night was another joke. The Internet would've gone down had that been on an Arsenal player and not given as a red

Unbelievable 

There was protests for the European super league, there has to be for VAR now. 

It's completely ruined the game 

Not a single good thing has come from it 

Far less controversy before it came in

I genuinely know city/united fans who have stopped going because of it

24 minutes ago, L/H White said:

Unbelievable 

There was protests for the European super league, there has to be for VAR now. 

It's completely ruined the game 

Not a single good thing has come from it 

Far less controversy before it came in

I genuinely know city/united fans who have stopped going because of it

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ckgp6y4lmkpo

23 minutes ago, freds dad said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ckgp6y4lmkpo

Ridiculous 

It's also these stupid handball rules that have come in since also

Edited May 19May 19 by L/H White

Yep get rid of it

Get rid of it before Sunday ! 

Feel very sorry for Hull.. How do they adequately prepare for the game without knowing who they're playing? They can;t even sort the kits yet, as they don't know if they'll be wearing their home kit (v Southampton), or away kit (v Boro).

Easy for Boro and Southampton to focus on playing against Hull.. They only have 1 possible opponent.

4pm tomorrow apparently before they find out. Dragged on way too long, this. 

Saints out 

 

Absolutely the correct decision but taken far too long to make it, feel for all the fans involved. Southampton fans that'll be hard pressed to get refunds for hotels/travel/parking.

Middlesbrough fans trying to organise getting there last minute and the Hull fans knowing their team have been hamstrung in preparing for the game.

Just let Hull City go straight up!

 

Middlesbrough lost fair and square.

Southampton bent the rules (a tiny bit).

So you're both out.

Hull city go up.

 

 

38 minutes ago, boltonboris said:

Feel very sorry for Hull.. How do they adequately prepare for the game without knowing who they're playing? They can;t even sort the kits yet, as they don't know if they'll be wearing their home kit (v Southampton), or away kit (v Boro).

Easy for Boro and Southampton to focus on playing against Hull.. They only have 1 possible opponent.

4pm tomorrow apparently before they find out. Dragged on way too long, this. 

No way is that being played on Saturday.

Knowing how much of a fuck up the EFL/fa are they'll probably make us play Saturday instead 

Just now, meanderson93 said:

 

Absolutely the correct decision but taken far too long to make it, feel for all the fans involved. Southampton fans that'll be hard pressed to get refunds for hotels/travel/parking.

Middlesbrough fans trying to organise getting there last minute and the Hull fans knowing their team have been hamstrung in preparing for the game.

Is it being delayed? I'm sure I read possibly delayed a week if saints booted out. 

They’ll need to be granted some time to appeal. Fair play, that takes some fuckin stones to do that! I was expecting a retrospection punishment based on whether they got promoted or not. 

Appeal will drag on for ages, and should be overturned.

5 minutes ago, Whitestar said:

Just let Hull City go straight up!

 

Middlesbrough lost fair and square.

Southampton bent the rules (a tiny bit).

So you're both out.

Hull city go up.

 

 

This would be the ONLY opsion 

3 minutes ago, Whitestar said:

Appeal will drag on for ages, and should be overturned.

Overturned? Not for me, right decision that.

Karma if they miss out on something by 4 points next season and of course now they'll lose potential millions and better players, was cheating really worth that? a good deterrent and totally unfair for their own fans

I’m glad just for that twat taking the piss out of the bloke’s stammer. There goes your prem contract you twat

5 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

I’m glad just for that twat taking the piss out of the bloke’s stammer. There goes your prem contract you twat

I'd have kicked them out for that alone