Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
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Get that bloody board out of the way!Make him do a lap of the pitch at the Amex before the next game, wearing a sandwich board with 'I'm really very sorry' on it.
Get that bloody board out of the way!Make him do a lap of the pitch at the Amex before the next game, wearing a sandwich board with 'I'm really very sorry' on it.
Of course he should. And Lee Mason tooStood down? He should be fired.
Gross Negligence is a sackable offence in any walk of lifeWould it, I’m not sure. In my first job I had to send out a spare part to a Formula One team during a race weekend. I got 1 digit of a 16 figure part code wrong and the replacement we sent via courier was incorrect.
It caused a huge shit storm, put Jenson Buttons race at risk etc etc - I got spoken to and asked to pay more attention, but I didn’t even get a warning, lose my job, or made to record a video apology to anyone. Actually it changed a process it required 2 people to sign off the part before it was sent out, rather than an individual.
It’s not good enough and given there is the VAR & the VAR assistants do all miss it is baffling, but I’m not sure it’s a sackable offence - nor would mistakes in any other job generally be
Lee Mason yes, not sure ours was gross negligence.Gross Negligence is a sackable offence in any walk of life
The VAR was grossly negligent. It can’t be an easy mistake to make - it must be a negligent and incompetent act to draw a line on the wrong player. It’s almost inconceivable that it was actually drawn incorrectly
It’s a bit like flying a plane upside down and not noticing
Your example is not gross negligence - it’s a minor mistake
Surely they are both as bad and incompetent as the otherLee Mason yes, not sure ours was gross negligence.
You may jest but what does an apology do for us if we miss out on a European place by 2 points?Perhaps we should ask the FA to replay the game?
Careful Joey a lot of people won't have a clue what you're talking about.Get that bloody board out of the way!
Not going to play that particular "what if..." game myself. If the goal had stood, the rest of the game is played out differently by both sides. It's plausible the end result in a world where the goal stood ended up being a 2-1 Palace win. Or it could have been a 5-0 rout to us. Who knows?You may jest but what does an apology do for us if we miss out on a European place by 2 points?
It will always make me laugh even if some don't get it. At one point in the 70s it was my Uncle who carried the board with the half time scores on it around the edge of the Goldstone pitch (before my time though). So there is some factor of it being an in joke within our family.Careful Joey a lot of people won't have a clue what you're talking about.
I haven't read through the rest of this thread but have the VAR guys actually offered their own reasons for messing up? Any explanation?Someone messed up,
No thanks. It was stressful enough first time. And before the game I was happy with a point. Best just to move on.Perhaps we should ask the FA to replay the game?
Perhaps we should ask the FA to replay the game?
You may jest but what does an apology do for us if we miss out on a European place by 2 points?
Quite right. Mac allister should have been sent off. How VAR missed that….Stood down? He should be fired.
And if Tony Bloom loses out on millions and millions of pounds of revenue as we miss fourth spot by two pointsStruggling to get as excited as the rest of you about this issue.
I think VAR gets more right than it gets wrong, and corrects more on field decisions than it 'incorrects'; frankly it's not going away and I think it's worth having, even though it's not perfect.
Someone messed up, that has always happened when humans are involved, whether they are supported by technology or not. All we have to do is get on with our lives, support the albion and hope PGMOL learn from it and improve processes as a result.
Can you just explain how Palace would have scored twice. As they had absolutely no shots all game and the only goal they scored was a massive cock up by us!!Not going to play that particular "what if..." game myself. If the goal had stood, the rest of the game is played out differently by both sides. It's plausible the end result in a world where the goal stood ended up being a 2-1 Palace win. Or it could have been a 5-0 rout to us. Who knows?
Can you just explain how Palace would have scored twice. As they had absolutely no shots all game and the only goal they scored was a massive cock up by us!!
If that goal had stood we would have won very comfortably. They didn’t get near us all game!!