- Nov 11, 2009
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[Albion] Offside?
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The referee allowed it. VAR said it was offsid.
CaptainDaveUK
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- Oct 18, 2010
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The faintest image on the right must be where the ball is, otherwise there would be no image there at all. Very disappointing.
Arthritic Toe
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That is clearly rubbish. They didn’t draw the lines from Ferg.
Is that from the official red/blue line image? If so, that's disgraceful. And makes any decision worthless.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
This is all very tedious.
If Dunk had stayed fully behind the defender he wouldn't have been offside. If the decision is that he was offside, he was offside regardless.
Shit happens.
Get over it.
If Dunk had stayed fully behind the defender he wouldn't have been offside. If the decision is that he was offside, he was offside regardless.
Shit happens.
Get over it.
If players never had well timed runs past defenders, we'd not have many goals...
CaptainDaveUK
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- Oct 18, 2010
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It looks he is behind the defender, that’s why we’re all not very happy. Let’s wait for MOTD and see how many of the independent pundits think this is offside. I suspect it will be none.
My weekly reminder that VAR offside is NOT scientific or accurate and therefore it shouldn't be used for tight decisions. Especially by morons.
Frankie
Put him in the curry
I've been staring at the still frame for ages now and if that still is the evidence that Oliver ruled it offside for then it's pathetic because no way can you 100% tell either way,so why rule it offside? The on field decision was a goal, I'm not sure myself after 3 hours of looking at it on and off,I'd certainly say yes 100% offside if I thought it true but that's just gutting for the club and Dunky himself,as he rightly mouthed when the decision was made " that's just bullshit".
Lino said onside. Ref said onside. No appeal from Everton.
In the good old days that’s a goal.
Get VAR in the f***ing bin, the sooner the better
Incredibly frustrating as VAR ruled Newcastle’s goal admissible. There was pretty good evidence it was dodgy with the ball potentially going out of play, a potential offside where no lines were drawn and a possible foul on the Arsenal defender as he was bent over double from behind by big Joe Linton.
Still, there was a doubt so the goal was given.
BluesRockDJ
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- Jan 24, 2020
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What no one has mentioned, the VAR ruled the goal out because they couldn't believe how far forward Dunky was.............
What I’ve been looking at is if the line is actually on the ground in the right place. I hadn’t really thought about that before some had pointed it out on this thread.
The line for the defender looks a lot closer to his feet than the line for Dunk, yet they seem to be leaning at a similar angle. Is he really that much taller to make that difference?
How do they decide where the ground is in a picture like that?
The line for the defender looks a lot closer to his feet than the line for Dunk, yet they seem to be leaning at a similar angle. Is he really that much taller to make that difference?
How do they decide where the ground is in a picture like that?
- Aug 8, 2005
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I hate VAR anyway and have done from day one, but at times it is useful. But the fractional offsides really get my goat. They cannot possibly do it to this level of accuracy so the benefit of doubt should be given. That’s a goal pre VAR
BBassic
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- Jul 28, 2011
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Why bother posting in a thread like this just to tell people to get over it?
Really? What's the point?
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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Not only that, but it took a fecking age to come to their decision
