Every time city lose the ball in the United box they are crying for var
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[Albion] Premier League 7-9th December
- Thread starter Bozza
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Every time city lose the ball in the United box they are crying for var
Superphil
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Man City fans classless in that corner.
Same as some Arsenal cheats on Thursday night. Get on with the game, leave the officials to do their job.
I know VAR is hated on NSC (not by me, in principle), but I love the side benefit of cheating players being unable to get to the VAR ref sitting a hundred miles.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
There was a bottle with a top thrown there, someone could have got injured.
Lighter ban next?
Lighter ban next?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Citeh fans slipping away, despite 15 minutes plus remaining, and a star studded team and bench, which could quite easily score late goals.
Strange.
Strange.
GREASED WEASEL
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- Dec 10, 2017
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since Denis Law's back heel I've always wanted City to win these games
but strangely I find myself cheering on the red half
McTominey’s just been assassinated, twice.
The 2 Manc clubs have a higher class of cheat than the like of us.
The 2 Manc clubs have a higher class of cheat than the like of us.
Superphil
Dismember
This citeh is yours
This citeh is your
10,000 empty seats
Are you f***ing sure?
It’s all quite amusing really except that their failure looks like it might hand liverpool the title this year
This citeh is your
10,000 empty seats
Are you f***ing sure?
It’s all quite amusing really except that their failure looks like it might hand liverpool the title this year
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Think that is a bit of an understatement for monkey chants.
Other than everyone thinking they are the ref and their opinion supercedes the actual referee's, it is, technically, the referee who makes the decision.
https://www.premierleague.com/VAR
"The final decision will always be taken by the on-field referee."
Offsides - before the introduction of VAR, the flag is raised by the linesman and the ref will, usually, act on his say so and blow the whistle and award offside. There were always occasions where the ref would wave the flag away, or maybe have a chat with the linesman and not award the offside (for example, Locadia's goal v Everton last year). The offside is always awarded by the referee - though most of the time he is essentially making the decision the lino tells him to, he does have the authority to overrule him. VAR is the same principle. While he is essentially being guided by the VAR, it is the referee's call.
Leicester are 25/1 for the title.
They have no European football (or World Club Championship), so have a week to prepare for most PL matches. That helped their title win.
Tempting.
They have no European football (or World Club Championship), so have a week to prepare for most PL matches. That helped their title win.
Tempting.
That's why they have the little telly at the side of the pitch.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
One guy in particular won’t be attending another football match anytime soon.
And you didn't celebrate that? Weird.
I'm aware of that.
Nah, some goals are clearly not going to be ruled out.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Maybe when A wing play B wing.
Where did I say I didn’t celebrate?
There is always a chance - the pass before clips a hand what automatically see it ruled out.