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Very soft free kick for Spurs on the Everton disallowed goal
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It’s only used for clear and obvious fouls and to suck the passion out of the gameVery soft free kick for Spurs on the Everton disallowed goal
The second yellow card for Boly was the worst decision I have seen this season.The second yellow for Boly in the Forest match was a joke
It’s only used for clear and obvious fouls and to suck the passion out of the game
Exactly right there marra there’s no way that didn’t impact the game and it was so wrongThe second yellow card for Boly was the worst decision I have seen this season.
Doesn’t make sense that VAR can’t get involved as would have overturned it straightaway
The second yellow card for Boly was the worst decision I have seen this season.
Doesn’t make sense that VAR can’t get involved as would have overturned it straightaway
Timed it absolutely perfectly and gets booked and sent offExactly right there marra there’s no way that didn’t impact the game and it was so wrong
How can that prove the exact time it left the boot?
It's the first contact of the ball, not when it leaves the player. Aye the frame rate has an error of margin they have had thicker lines that can overlap to give some advantage to the attacker. If players are static then that error of margin in miniscule and people may twist about it being offside by a mm but many still don't know about the 'advantage' so it's not as close as it may look with the shite quality lines drawn on the pitch. I explained the lines thing in this post.For DOGSO red cards only
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Presumably, because it stops accelerating as soon as it longer being played as nothing is applying a force to it anymore. If you’re after the exact moment, you will be disappointed, but my understanding is that the sensor they used in the World Cup could get you to within 2 ms which is way more accurate than even a perfectly positioned assistant referee could possibly manage because our brains aren’t wired that quickly. The technology only needs to be better than the human to be worth using.
Yep takes away the art of defending and tackling, their lad actually stands on his ankleTimed it absolutely perfectly and gets booked and sent off
Yeah guess that the difficulty and debate with it.The authorities would argue if you get involved for the second yellow then why not the first . I'm not saying it shouldn't bit ultimately it would mean it possibly intervening in all yellow card incidents
Both yellows could be reviewed (if need be as 1 may be an obvious yellow) so a red can't be given incorrectly. It's already shite if a player is incorrectly booked for his 1st as it isn't rescinded but he's got to change his game. This was an incorrect 2nd yellow and an example of how an incorrect yellow can be costly the knackers in the VAR setup meetings didn't have the sense to ask about such a scenario. It's probably the same knackers who brought in the Daylight Running Lights rule for the front lights on a car, not realising the obvious problem being that people won't have the rear lights on as the dashboard lights will fool them into thinking all is OK.The authorities would argue if you get involved for the second yellow then why not the first . I'm not saying it shouldn't bit ultimately it would mean it possibly intervening in all yellow card incidents
Both yellows could be reviewed (if need be as 1 may be an obvious yellow) so a red can't be given incorrectly. It's already shite if a player is incorrectly booked for his 1st as it isn't rescinded but he's got to change his game. This was an incorrect 2nd yellow and an example of how an incorrect yellow can be costly the knackers in the VAR setup meetings didn't have the sense to ask about such a scenario. It's probably the same knackers who brought in the Daylight Running Lights rule for the front, not realising the obvious problem being that people won't have the rear lights on but the dashboard lights will fool them into thinking all is OK.
Yet again, the simple solution is to have the main ref in the video room to overlook the whole game and correct stuff quickly rather than VAR pissing about looking for "Clear and Obvious" evidence and then dragging the ref over to watch it for a 3rd review. He can also dish out missed cards for various reasons and it would change the mindset of many players who get away with loads.
Yet the Authorities are looking at the possibility of changing this next season, according to the ex-Ref Mike Dean on Sky today.The authorities would argue if you get involved for the second yellow then why not the first . I'm not saying it shouldn't bit ultimately it would mean it possibly intervening in all yellow card incidents
Yet the Authorities are looking at the possibility of changing this next season, according to the ex-Ref Mike Dean on Sky today.
Well that's up to them but it's just going to leave to more stops in play and controversies
Aye they may need to watch some incidents a few times but you see VAR pissing about watching a replay for ages as they're looking for 'evidence' to get the ref to change his mind even though the decision could be made there and then upon review.How could a ref in a room correct stuff quickly? They still any need multiple looks from various angles. All this with the game still going on I take it?
Todays decision on Boly had me wondering why they hadn't looked at it from the view the lads challenge on Boly was so bad and late it warranted a Red Card in itself. They could have deemed it an obvious error from that point of view thus rescinding his yellow. They rescind yellows following offsides etc.Well that's up to them but it's just going to leave to more stops in play and controversies
Todays would have taken 3 seconds and that’s including someone running down the clip the ref for being a turkeyHow could a ref in a room correct stuff quickly? They still may need multiple looks from various angles. All this with the game still going on I take it? There's no simple solution to any of this
Just seen the Boly one … FFS the Bournemouth lad stands on his ankleThe second yellow for Boly in the Forest match was a joke
It’s only used for clear and obvious fouls and to suck the passion out of the game