London Irish
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No what would have happened is hypocritical pundits would have slaughtered the officials, they want to have it all ways, people seem to have mysteriously forgotten what happened prior to VAR
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[Football] Are you watching the Cup Final?
- Thread starter Icy Gull
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No what would have happened is hypocritical pundits would have slaughtered the officials, they want to have it all ways, people seem to have mysteriously forgotten what happened prior to VAR
bluenitsuj
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Well done Leicester. Ha ha to Chelsea. Well done VAR
I think Elite players move so quickly, and VAR cannot nail the exact point the ball was kicked. It's presented as fact but it really isn't.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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If they were made of chocolate, they would eat themselves.
KZNSeagull
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Very pleased for Leicester. That will be us soon......
Anyone who thinks this is modern bullshit can do one. Fact.
Absolutely loving this.
Absolutely loving this.
London Irish
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The campaign for offside goals will be really popular - until it screws your team. And it is the big clubs that always got the 50-50 calls, like they would have today without the technology
Weststander
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Copying the Souness comment from the mid 70’s?
London Irish
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Anyone who thinks this is modern bullshit can do one. Fact.
Absolutely loving this.
Me too - punched the air. And they were back at the centre circle. Total box office
London Irish
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Can’t wait now for Lineker having to say his own team shouldn’t have won, this is the gift that keeps on giving hahaha
On a serious note, clear blue daylight would feel fairer. I would be quite happy with that one being given onside, even though it wouldn't have suited my preference for a Leicester win.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
We can say we were knocked out by the eventual winners, so no shame there.
The best thing about the FA Cup this season is that not one of the ESL teams won it.
The best thing about the FA Cup this season is that not one of the ESL teams won it.
But that's never bothered us before.
We've fed, fed and fed some more off the pre-var opinions.
Phoned the radio.
Socialled the sport.
As LI said demanded these decisions were correct and pilloried the officials.
I hate it, you have it, we all hate it, but most of us complaining now were complaining just as loudly then as well.
Washie
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I quite like the 10 second rule, if it cant be decided within 10 seconds, let it go.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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Leicester won their madly unlikely league title in May 2016. The following month the Brexit vote, then Trump was elected, with the accompanying years of madness. Covid followed. If the theory about the world being a video game that some kid has got bored with is true, could we hope that this win be the 'turn it off and reset' needed for a return to normal life?
The hypocrisy in that statement is stunning.
With the naked eye (and therefore in a game in any other division except the Premier League or any cup game where a lesser team are at home) that's level.
You are basically saying the Premier League deserve endless replays and width of a knitting needle offsides but the little clubs can still have their dreadful injustice.
Washie
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Get better glasses, as that was offside with the naked eye.
It was offside, a lot tighter decisions than that one have been ruled out this season.
But that still doesn't work.
'yeah but his trailing heel is just a fraction behind the defenders knee'.
Any talk of changing the process is just moving the line, nothing more.