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  1. #11
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    Given that the red card from Saturday was turned over by the appeals panel after VAR Review, how many officials does that mean were involved in decision making? Also. what do these results mean for VAR or our officials moving forward.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScotinUSA View Post
    Given that the red card from Saturday was turned over by the appeals panel after VAR Review, how many officials does that mean were involved in decision making? Also. what do these results mean for VAR or our officials moving forward.
    Great point. How many "PAID" folk are involved in all these decisions?

    Be it, on the pitch, including back-up on the lines. Folk in a studio , watching , listening. etc etc. Reviews by panels (how many on that thing?)

    Cue: Fun Boy Three.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yeats 62 View Post
    Great point. How many "PAID" folk are involved in all these decisions?

    Be it, on the pitch, including back-up on the lines. Folk in a studio , watching , listening. etc etc. Reviews by panels (how many on that thing?)

    Cue: Fun Boy Three.
    only the ref and var make a desicion, all others only give an opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROMA84 View Post
    only the ref and var make a desicion, all others only give an opinion.
    Opinions that they all get paid for though.

    Bobby's joab.

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    Atleast after all the over the top outcry from pundits I feel better that they majority agreed both were penalties, both were pens for me, in real time the Moult one was a stick on and on var review the first was a stick on pen

    Fair enough the Moult one could have been a red but it's not like it decided the game in the end, we played the rest of the game 11v11 and won fair and square, deserved it with the better chances created and the excellent defensive display

  7. #17
    Walton's was a bricker of a red card and Fraser red card was very harsh.
    Both pens were soft imo but the first one the numpty pundits were suggesting it could be a foul against Holt, which I found ludicrous and really showed their bias.
    Just found the whole uproar hilarious and entertaining, especially after an infinitely more shocking call (Main) was swept under the carpet as per.
    F*ck them all

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    How the F*** was that a penalty. Minimal contact goes doon like a ton of bricks...f***ing west coast w@nkst@ins

  9. #19
    I haven't seen it again yet, just at the game. I was in the opposite end so a trucker view of it but I thought it'd be given. 🤔

  10. #20
    Regardless of whether decisions benefit us or don?t in any given week, the net result of VAR is not a better sport to watch or even a fairer one, it?s a game ruled, and slowed down by millimetre level decisions made by over-officiating.

    Give the referee the decision in the moment, respect the decisions (right or wrong) and get on with the bloody game.

    Nothing to do with today?s result, just VAR in general.

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