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

[dizzycat]

Can you imagine the posts going on Bluefume right now

I can confirm that Bluemoon is currently the home of civilised, thoughtful and balanced analysis of our game.

[Zapater]

In all fairness, I'd be livid if we scored that goal and it was chalked off. I think VAR need to sort these out. Same as the one Mane scored recently.

[Fredo]

No we haven't, they've corrected incorrect decisions

It was never offside for the wolves goal, so we were lucky IMO.

[Roboklopp]

Can you imagine the posts going on Bluefume right now

I love that gif!! Who was it used to have it as an avi?

[baitman]

Very tight var decisions but correct.
Game is a bit sloppy, poor passing, lallana to get subbed or sent off.

[Norbs]

In all fairness, I'd be livid if we scored that goal and it was chalked off. I think VAR need to sort these out. Same as the one Mane scored recently.

It is sorting them out. It saw an offside that no human could see but was still an offside

[Roboklopp]

In all fairness, I'd be livid if we scored that goal and it was chalked off. I think VAR need to sort these out. Same as the one Mane scored recently.

The one v Scum? Rather we drew this game

[danperkins]

It was never offside for the wolves goal, so we were lucky IMO.

By the rules of the game it was absolutely offside

[Exiled_red]

I don't like that so many goals are being disallowed for such tight offside decisions, but we have seen this weekend that this is at least being applied consistently.

That one went for us so I am happy about it, would like to see the rules changed in the summer.

[Norbs]

It was never offside for the wolves goal, so we were lucky IMO.

Says you, but Stockley Park would disagree and I'd tend to think they had a better look at it

[danperkins]

2 absolutely spot on decisions

[dom9]

No. Offside is offside, we've moaned plenty in the past when after games we've proved an opponents goal was a shade offside. Now technology is proving it

Bollocks - by any normal definition, that was level.

Was the error by the linesman clear and obvious? Of course not.

The width of a pixel on a computer screen is not within any reasonable margin of error considering the technology available and those operating it with mouse clicks.

We've got away with it, which great. But goals like that should stand. Or change the rules to be governed by pixels accordingly.

[Norbs]

By the rules of the game it was absolutely offside

[Tribute]

No. Offside is offside, we've moaned plenty in the past when after games we've proved an opponents goal was a shade offside. Now technology is proving it

Maybe.. but VAR and the way the Premier League refs are using it is just killing the game dead. Ridiculous length of time to review and far too open to individual interpretation. Those ****ing line drawings are just ****e...

Gone our way there but far too many too close to call and still means teams sometimes get it or don’t. Might as well not have it...

[Exiled_red]

The handball was 100% the correct decision by VAR and that is the sort of decision that it was brought in for. The referee had a shocker in blowing the whistle as that could have been a momunental **** up that VAR might not have been able to correct, if the play had been a little longer.