Matchday thread: Caerdydd v Rams 1/3/22

[MadAmster]

I was wrong! Simple.

I wear my heart on my sleeve. When I make a mistake there's always going to be one with a sarcy response. Water off a duck's back.

[Ramshank72]

It's the nature of being at the bottom, decisions do tend to go against you disproportionately. Rooney had all those years at United where they'd have gotten everything, so it's a new experience for him. I despise VAR a lot, but it does offer *some* levelling up in terms of these decisions.
Regardless of the ref, we never really troubled the keeper, but we're trying and that's all that can be asked for in the circumstances.

[ramAnag]

It's the nature of being at the bottom, decisions do tend to go against you disproportionately. Rooney had all those years at United where they'd have gotten everything, so it's a new experience for him. I despise VAR a lot, but it does offer *some* levelling up in terms of these decisions.
Regardless of the ref, we never really troubled the keeper, but we're trying and that's all that can be asked for in the circumstances.

Tbf Ramshank the Cardiff keeper did have to produce the best (only?) save of the night...from Morrison’s header.
I can excuse refereeing errors - not repeated and blatant ones - but VAR errors drive me mad. I thought they’d got it right earlier in the season but recently there have been some terrible ones, usually involving handball.