Liverpool vs Wolves - Premier League (19/20 - Game 19)

[spud_gun]

Big Virg

We're imperious

[dizzycat]

This game was potential banana skin, so a great 3 points. What a year!!!!!

[Chris]

Job done, one step closer. Christmas period doesn’t tend to make for too many great performances so not arsed how we get the result. They created very little anyway to be honest.

[Red_Polo]

Not great but 3 more points. City losing already and all

[dom9]

Sheff winning

[labourRed]

This game was potential banana skin, so a great 3 points. What a year!!!!!

Every win is a step closer to the nirvana.

And that was a tough game as expected. Big month coming up but our position couldn't be better, frankly and obviously.

What a year indeed. Practically flawless.

[Assassin]

Routine win

[dom9]

Another win, another clean sheet.

It's been quite a December.

[Robbie-9-Fowler]

Massive win.

Expected a more comfortable scoreline given their heavy rotation but I couldn't really give a **** to be honest.

Sheffield United goal disallowed for offside similar to Wolves'... Lets see the uproar about that one.

[Yozza]

Not great but 3 more points. City losing already and all

Sheff winning

Var overruled it

[Red_Polo]

Var overruled it

It's ruining the game mate

[Norbs]

We’ve benefited from one today and lost out on others earlier in this season but that’s not a “clear and obvious error”.

Implementation of VAR by the PL is awful

We've only benefitted by a legitimate goal standing, you're making it sound like we sneaked in an incorrect goal.

We can all agree that the way it's being implemented is poor though

[danperkins]

Poor performance but great 3 points. Why are people debating vara decision in this game.. it was spot on. Currently as it stands the offside goal is offside by the current rules of the game.

Is var still dependent on some human? Yes. Is it perfect? Nope. Can they improve it? Absolutely, but currently by the letter of the law their goal was clearly offside.. the end.

[Kenneth]

What a ball by VVD for the goal

[Norbs]

Yep.

And then you have humans manually manipulating the gridlines, adding further subjectivity to a flawed process.

Use it as a guide, but not as the final arbitrator.

BTW, if anyone still disagrees with this, then by all means state why.

You're purely speculating that the process is flawed as you haven't sat in the control centre and don't know the process they're applying.