Var

[JUSTaway]

We'd need to improve massively from recent performances to get 3rd. I suspect we will finish 6th, unless we were to win today, then we'd be in strong position to finish above hearts at least.

[shedka]

Very similar to the Ryan Edwards red card in my opinion, still don't see anything wrong in that one either.

That cheating c*nt Macdermid still with a whistle in his pocket I see 🤬

I keep looking at the table each week and the difference +3pts for us and -3 for Hibs would make, hate the cheating chunt

Actively searched for a way to disallow a perfectly good goal

[shedka]

SFA official Alan Muir has been told his VAR career is over after the former referee blundered by disallowing a Celtic goal against Hibernian in February that should not have been overturned. (Scottish Sun)
Nothing about the cheating against UTD!

Yet that wee cheating chunt McDermid was back as ref for Killie v Motherwell and was hopeless, was called to VAR twice, the first he gave a red that never was and the second he had to rescind a red he gave

The decision to overturn the Dalby goal was weekly evidence was worse than the Celtic one that Hibs benefitted from the same week

[Arabdownsouth]

Yet that wee cheating chunt McDermid was back as ref for Killie v Motherwell and was hopeless, was called to VAR twice, the first he gave a red that never was and the second he had to rescind a red he gave

The decision to overturn the Dalby goal was weekly evidence was worse than the Celtic one that Hibs benefitted from the same week

We just don't matter to the powers that be,we need to just sit down and shut the f*ck up and take our scraps thankfully

Aye right! F*ck all the corrupt b*stards all the way to f*ck!

[TerryTheTerror]

And there we go again. No danger that's a foul, terrible touch by the Celtc player and he hits the deck. Phuckin hate VAR with a passion.

[shedka]

Yes, never a foul and not enough to rule out a goal, only surprise is they overturned the penalty, was never a pen, could see that in real time

[TerryTheTerror]

Yeah, a dive all day long. Cheating *******.

[shedka]

So the Hibs decision cost us 3rd afterall

Hibs have benefitted greatly, that week they had the Dalby goal,the Celtic equaliser that wasn't out of play, and today again a goal that was blatantly over the line

Has earned them millions

[TerryTheTerror]

I'm sure everyone knows my thoughts on how utterly useless I think VAR is but it's not as simple as you are making out. You don't know we'd have gone into win the match if the VAR decision had'nt happened.

[Whitfieldarab]

VAR is great if implemented well but its not in our league, it's tin pot.

Either we go all out and have goal line technology along with more cameras and bodies to man VAR or we do away with it altogether!!! Its an absolute 5hit show in this country and pointless......ie the Hun penalty last week was a horrendous decision and 100% affected the result....but who cares aye?

[shedka]

VAR is great if implemented well but its not in our league, it's tin pot.

Either we go all out and have goal line technology along with more cameras and bodies to man VAR or we do away with it altogether!!! Its an absolute 5hit show in this country and pointless......ie the Hun penalty last week was a horrendous decision and 100% affected the result....but who cares aye?

Not lots was made of it but it was never a penalty in a million years and clear as day in replays

Ridiculous decisions being given after being looked at, clearly not fit for purpose

Paisley in January, the penalty being upheld, crazy

[TerryTheTerror]

VAR is great if implemented well but its not in our league, it's tin pot.

Either we go all out and have goal line technology along with more cameras and bodies to man VAR or we do away with it altogether!!! Its an absolute 5hit show in this country and pointless......ie the Hun penalty last week was a horrendous decision and 100% affected the result....but who cares aye?

Totally agree, it's so bad up here it's utterly pointless.

[Arabdownsouth]

Tesco rolls out 'VAR referees' at self-checkout
Tesco has installed cameras above self-checkouts to catch shoplifters, according to reports.

The VAR-style system uses AI to monitor when an item has not been scanned properly.

Much like a video referee, the screen then displays an instant replay to the customer.

The video is accompanied by the message: "The last item wasn't scanned properly. Remove from bagging area and try again."

The cameras were reported to have already been installed in some Sainsbury's stores.

Some customers were unimpressed by the news, with one posting on Reddit: "If they can't trust me to scan my shopping properly, perhaps they should employ staff to scan it for me. Perhaps at a larger checkout. Oh wait..."

Another said: "Can't wait to hang around for four minutes while the ref camera decides if my carrots are two milligrams too heavy."

One person wrote: "This country is in such a state. Baby formula in metal security nets, cheddar in DVD boxes, scan your receipt to exit the checkouts, and now slow-mo cameras on the self-serve checkouts."

A spokesperson for Tesco told Money that the new system "helps customers using self-service checkouts identify if an item has not been scanned properly, making the checkout process quicker and easier".

They added: "We are always looking at technology to make life easier for our customers."

Sky News has contacted Sainsbury's for comment.

Tesco getting in on the act! 🤣🤣

[shedka]

See the fun benefitted from more poor refereeing, this time VAR get it right by calling ref over to have a look and he sticks with his decision, hopeless officials up here can't get it right between them

When you think in Paisley in January, we conceded a pen for a boy diving over Holt with no contact in stoppage time, that VAR didn't deem an error

Then the equally soft penalty also in January the fun got, that VAR intervened to get the ref to look at

Neither decision cost us the result, unlike the Dalby one v Hibs but same time the derby last August we didn't get the blatant hand ball in the last minute which likely cost us the win

Hibs last week imo Sevelj is clearly fouled and you see the pen Celtic got v Killie and the decisions that went fit hearts at Ibrox of all places, it seems the inconsistencies are getting worse as are the competence in general up here

[Piscean]

Livi penalty looked very poor at Dens, why no var check. Dees penalty looked a stonewalled yet a var check. Baffling.