Chelsea at home Sunday 20th Oct 430pm

[Tatterdemalion]

I'm not sure this slow style of plays sits well for me, especially at home. Regardless of no klopp, you still expect us to attack and have more ball at home than the opposition.

I think we should see the benefit in Feb / March when we are still able to field 11 players.

[BG1973]

Var and ref disagreed. So what is the rule?

He was out of control and took the player out. I thought that was the rule.

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Var and ref disagreed. So what is the rule?

He was out of control and took the player out. I thought that was the rule.

There's supposed to be a clear and obvious error to overturn,not sure how they can say there was

[Tatterdemalion]

https://twitter.com/PLMatchCentre/st...37699220889617

I thought that winning the ball generally involved changing the direction of the ball and retaining control of it, rather than it going through your legs and you ending up on your arse.

If that's true, I was a superb footie player when I was a kid.

[BG1973]

Bollocks decision to overrule it.

Why we hate VAR, still a human's (debatable) decision.

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This looks like a red to me. My stream was down when this happened.

https://twitter.com/terryflewers/sta...26868194406703

The other defender is close by but is what about 3 or 4yards away, I don't think it's a clear one, but not sure you can make the argument he's getting back either

[rudedog]

The whole sending the ref to the monitor is just a complete charade - has there ever been an instance where the ref has stuck to his original decision?

[Sus]

I thought that winning the ball generally involved changing the direction of the ball and retaining control of it, rather than it going through your legs and you ending up on your arse.

If that's true, I was a superb footie player when I was a kid.

me too

[chadrtc]

The whole sending the ref to the monitor is just a complete charade - has there ever been an instance where the ref has stuck to his original decision?

City, this afternoon.

[BobTheCharmer]

The whole sending the ref to the monitor is just a complete charade - has there ever been an instance where the ref has stuck to his original decision?

Wolves game. Ref gave it, went to screen and still gave it.

[Sus]

We need to get on the ball more in midfield, too easy for Chelsea to play through us

[Sus]

Wolves game. Ref gave it, went to screen and still gave it.

Ref disallowed it on the field, he overturned it after looking at the screen

[Kenneth]

That’s close.

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Ffs 1-1