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In a nutshell, Easy, in a nutshell.

As pointed out previously, with set pieces, attacking players are facing the goal, and defending players are watching the kicker to see the direction of flight. Gross and Dunk would've rehearsed this move on the training ground.

The ball is already in motion when this still was taken. That's why it is a blurred motion image. A player scores with his feet, not his sleeve.

I was watching Soccer Saturday and Michael Dawson was watching our game. He was incredulous it took so long.

Little use is made of the ref going to the pitchside monitor. It does happen but less frequently than bods sitting in a room surrounded by monitors.

It took 4 minutes. Double the time you've said. That is not acceptable.

Ah yes, Mike Dean, who refused to correct an error by his 'mate' Anthony Taylor. He then realised what he'd said and complained too much was made of his comments. Then, a few weeks later, Anthony Taylor is 'demoted' to the Championship. :mad: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66612570

One of the most clear criticisms of VAR I have read. Can Paul Barber ask you to come in and be present when Howard Webb hand delivers his next written apology? Even better, can Webb resign and let you take over? I’m not being sarcastic.

Tedious is when some fans think they are above others telling us to get over it.

Four. 4 minutes. That’s not a clear and obvious error.

The referee allowed it. VAR said it was offsid.