VAR thread

[shanks69]

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[Doc_Piptorious]

Let's revive the Rafa rant

The Klopp Khronicles

[Irishnev]

****ing liar

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He can **** off with his designer stubble and his politician hand movements. There is another video where he speaks about the Kovacic foul - more bull****….. just apply the rules of the game

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[Cerbie]

Consistently across all league. They literally stop the Burley v Chelsea game on Saturday to do a VAR check FFS. PGMOL isn’t even consistent with itself for week to week.

[Cerbie]

It’s just a complete shambles isn’t it?

[Le Chef]

Aye but the mainstream media don't want to call it out, Henry Winter biggest ever bottle job won't go anywhere near it as it would affect sources.

[Cerbie]

Aye but the mainstream media don't want to call it out, Henry Winter biggest ever bottle job won't go anywhere near it as it would affect sources.

Owen should have been grilling him about the comparisons with Jones and Jota from last week.

[Harv]

Owen should have been grilling him about the comparisons with Jones and Jota from last week.

None of them will, because they all care about their cushy jobs too much.

Case in point Neville doing a complete 180 after being told by his bosses to wind his neck in after the Diaz goal. Next day he's all anti Liverpool again and basically saying we should move on.

[Harv]

Let's revive the Rafa rant

It needs to be done.

Opposition fans hate us anyway. They hate Klopp too. So it's not like doing this is going to change peoples opinions in a negative way.

The club has been seriously quiet since their initial statements. Something has to be cooking in the background you'd think.

We get absolutely shafted one week to pure corruption and then the very next game get shafted twice again with completely indefensible decisions.

The club need to do something about it FFS. If this keeps going all season we'll be getting players suspended non stop. It's a miracle we're only 3 pts behind tbh. We've been having to not only beat the teams we've played, but also the corrupt/inept cunts running the league.

[Mr Pink]

Honestly don't understand why someone from the club isn't making a bigger deal out of this.

I’d rather see a journalist write a proper piece about it- not even from our perspective, or about who it’s benefitting, but just about the inconsistencies of refereeing standards- time wasting, imaginary yellow cards, soft yellow cards, differences between a first yellow offense and a second yellow offense, straight red offenses, etc etc.

And could write a book about how poor and inconsistent var is. It would be good to see someone do a proper analysis on it- everything from the guidelines (like analyzing what clear and obvious means, and why it is in the guidelines, etc etc), to looking at examples of it working, not working, analyze how it evolved over the 5 years in use, etc etc.

[Harv]

Would just get ignored. Like all those sanctions against City last season that seems to have been completely forgotten by everyone in power.

Why does nobody bring it up? Everyones too scared to put the hammer down on them it seems. Maybe for their own safety, or more likely because they've been bribed as well. Money talks for most people unfortunately.

Im just sick of the club being so weak with this stuff. We've lost 3 titles now to these cheating, corrupt ****ing pricks. These inconsistencies and just flat out errors continually cost us more than anyone else. Its not a coincidence that now Arsenal are challenging they're suffering the same fate.

[Kenneth]

10. If play has stopped and been restarted, the referee may not undertake a ‘review’ except for a case of mistaken identity or for a potential sending-off offence relating to violent conduct, spitting, biting or extremely offensive, insulting and/or abusive action(s).

Seeing as the review had already been done, and it was an offside so didn’t need the ref to look at it, I really don’t see how the ‘play restarted’ rule applies to the Diaz goal.

[Slinky Skills]

I’d rather see a journalist write a proper piece about it- not even from our perspective, or about who it’s benefitting, but just about the inconsistencies of refereeing standards- time wasting, imaginary yellow cards, soft yellow cards, differences between a first yellow offense and a second yellow offense, straight red offenses, etc etc.

And could write a book about how poor and inconsistent var is. It would be good to see someone do a proper analysis on it- everything from the guidelines (like analyzing what clear and obvious means, and why it is in the guidelines, etc etc), to looking at examples of it working, not working, analyze how it evolved over the 5 years in use, etc etc.

Chris Bascombe did to be fair.

[Cerbie]

Chris Bascombe did to be fair.

Basically proves Harv’s point though doesn’t it?

We could do with someone like Michael Edwards (or A.N Other world class sports data analyst) doing a forensic audit of the decisions and inconsistencies VAR has produced to our detriment or others benefit. Even a limited focus on this season will throw up some absolute clangers.

[labourRed]

Basically proves Harv’s point though doesn’t it?

We could do with someone like Michael Edwards (or A.N Other world class sports data analyst) doing a forensic audit of the decisions and inconsistencies VAR has produced to our detriment or others benefit. Even a limited focus on this season will throw up some absolute clangers.

Tompkins already has, it didn't gain much traction outside of LFC fan circles.