We are coming to get the stolen 3 points
There won't be a replay.
It's not seriously being discussed, is it?
There's no way a replay is actually happening. The point is to avoid errors like that one happening again, and PGMOL have already said they will improve the processes involved
comment by Jalisco Red - Losing My Reguilón (U4195)
posted 4 minutes ago
There won't be a replay.
It's not seriously being discussed, is it?
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It is not.
Weirdly it's neutral journalists who keep mentioning the idea of a replay. I assume they're just after clicks.
There is not going to be a replay.
Can we just move on. It's a load of nonsense now being perpetuated by salty scousers who have been crying do much, we should all be getting water for nothing for the next 100 years.
There's no replay happening. That will just open up a whole new can of worms. Spurs would then be able to say, "well there have been plenty of matches with dodgy decisions before, why haven't they been replayed?". As you say, there's also the fact we were playing against 10 when they scored the goal.
I approve of Liverpool making a stand against PGMOL for the reason it increases pressure and negative attention on them and resulting in the release of the audio, that should lead to positive changes for the future. But for the reason of trying to change the result then forget it.
Problem here is a simple one....impatience
Folk moaning like fook about how long VAR has taken to make decisions.....in simple terms here, decision has been made too quickly, VAR simply didn't check what the on field decision was, and was helpless after the game had restarted
If it takes 2 mins to get the correct decision, as opposed to all this carry on.....what's the issue?
comment by St3vie (U11028)
posted 4 minutes ago
Problem here is a simple one....impatience
Folk moaning like fook about how long VAR has taken to make decisions.....in simple terms here, decision has been made too quickly, VAR simply didn't check what the on field decision was, and was helpless after the game had restarted
If it takes 2 mins to get the correct decision, as opposed to all this carry on.....what's the issue?
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Well they weren't really helpless were they? Someone could have had the balls to put their foot down and give a Liverpool goal. Instead we got some weak VAR assistant saying they simply "can't give it".
Would we want to actually lower ourselves to the pathetic and laughable levels of the Saltypudlians though, they are the most cringe club around and play the victim card when in fact 90% of the time they are given a leg up by the officials.
These kind of mistakes happen to other clubs all the time, look at all the red cards Varpool are let off with and all the penalties they are gifted for dives. They enjoy the benefit of bad decisions more than any other club and yet on the rare occasion a decision goes against them they act like the world is against them.
Add to that the media who can't wait to peddle the pro Varpool agenda, and well you have what we have seen this week, incessant whining and hard luck stories.
I feel sorry for Brighton, they won't get a decision this weekend.
comment by (K̇ash) - Liverpool 7-0 Man U (U1108)
posted 27 minutes ago
We are coming to get the stolen 3 points
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With 10 men..it should be fun. Start with a drop ball
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
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If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
comment by Ioavirgo (U10470)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by (K̇ash) - Liverpool 7-0 Man U (U1108)
posted 27 minutes ago
We are coming to get the stolen 3 points
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With 10 men..it should be fun. Start with a drop ball
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Yeah, 10 men and a goal up.
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
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If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
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If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
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That's not so bad. These officials would go out of their way to avoid another fack up against us.
Why stop at this game, I’m sure West Ham would like to wind it back a week further to when Bowen was bundled over in the Anfield box but was miraculously not given a penalty.
Anyway this is all nonsense, it’s impossible to reply the fixture for the sheer fact that it would open the floodgates and every time a team feels wronged they will be demanding it and the FA won’t want to deal with that.
Wouldn't worry about a replay-- We will send bin dippers a ttuck load of toilet rolls and the can wipe their tears, starting with GB
No chance of a replay.
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
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If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
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Surely all of the same fans also have to be there in the exact place they were at the time, wearing exactly what they were wearing and doing what they were doing
comment by Striketeam7 - There used to be a football club over there (U18109)
posted 45 seconds ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
=====
If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
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Surely all of the same fans also have to be there in the exact place they were at the time, wearing exactly what they were wearing and doing what they were doing
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I haven't spoken about this replay malarkey because I didn't think anyone would take it seriously. Even I don't want a replay FFS.
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 35 minutes ago
comment by St3vie (U11028)
posted 4 minutes ago
Problem here is a simple one....impatience
Folk moaning like fook about how long VAR has taken to make decisions.....in simple terms here, decision has been made too quickly, VAR simply didn't check what the on field decision was, and was helpless after the game had restarted
If it takes 2 mins to get the correct decision, as opposed to all this carry on.....what's the issue?
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Well they weren't really helpless were they? Someone could have had the balls to put their foot down and give a Liverpool goal. Instead we got some weak VAR assistant saying they simply "can't give it".
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They were apparently the rules state they cannot change the decision once the game restarted, the game had restarted. Do you want the officials to break the rules of the game? If they did that wouldn't Spurs be able to say the refs deliberately broke te laws governing VAR to their detriment?
Should the rule be looked at 100% but it is in place and was followed.
Like Ange said it was always known that VAR and officials make mistakes.
Just suck it up and move on.
comment by Striketeam7 - There used to be a football club... (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
Why stop at this game, I’m sure West Ham would like to wind it back a week further to when Bowen was bundled over in the Anfield box but was miraculously not given a penalty.
Anyway this is all nonsense, it’s impossible to reply the fixture for the sheer fact that it would open the floodgates and every time a team feels wronged they will be demanding it and the FA won’t want to deal with that.
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There will always be a difference between a challenge and an offside (I agree with you it wa ssdefinitely a pen). The offside was 100% proven to be incorrect and they messed up.
No, it wouldn't be to their detriment as the goal should have stood to begin with so it's just putting things the way they were supposed to be. The part about breaking the rules would be correct though.
comment by He who Dares, waits for Trophies (U15748)
posted 2 minutes ago
Like Ange said it was always known that VAR and officials make mistakes.
Just suck it up and move on.
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I hope you are bookmarking these comments. You're an idiot and it's gonna bite you.
Not interested at all in a replay or w.e. Only thing im interested in is improving the standard of officiating in the prem and putting in measures to prevent human errors costing games. Be it rule changes on being able to go back after plays restarted or how we implement VAR. Such as the vague check complete bs or w.e it may be.
This isnt about the points or Spurs or any club. Its about going forward and improving the game and the officiating standards of it.
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posted on 4/10/23
We are coming to get the stolen 3 points
posted on 4/10/23
There won't be a replay.
It's not seriously being discussed, is it?
posted on 4/10/23
There's no way a replay is actually happening. The point is to avoid errors like that one happening again, and PGMOL have already said they will improve the processes involved
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Jalisco Red - Losing My Reguilón (U4195)
posted 4 minutes ago
There won't be a replay.
It's not seriously being discussed, is it?
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It is not.
Weirdly it's neutral journalists who keep mentioning the idea of a replay. I assume they're just after clicks.
posted on 4/10/23
There is not going to be a replay.
Can we just move on. It's a load of nonsense now being perpetuated by salty scousers who have been crying do much, we should all be getting water for nothing for the next 100 years.
posted on 4/10/23
There's no replay happening. That will just open up a whole new can of worms. Spurs would then be able to say, "well there have been plenty of matches with dodgy decisions before, why haven't they been replayed?". As you say, there's also the fact we were playing against 10 when they scored the goal.
I approve of Liverpool making a stand against PGMOL for the reason it increases pressure and negative attention on them and resulting in the release of the audio, that should lead to positive changes for the future. But for the reason of trying to change the result then forget it.
posted on 4/10/23
Problem here is a simple one....impatience
Folk moaning like fook about how long VAR has taken to make decisions.....in simple terms here, decision has been made too quickly, VAR simply didn't check what the on field decision was, and was helpless after the game had restarted
If it takes 2 mins to get the correct decision, as opposed to all this carry on.....what's the issue?
posted on 4/10/23
comment by St3vie (U11028)
posted 4 minutes ago
Problem here is a simple one....impatience
Folk moaning like fook about how long VAR has taken to make decisions.....in simple terms here, decision has been made too quickly, VAR simply didn't check what the on field decision was, and was helpless after the game had restarted
If it takes 2 mins to get the correct decision, as opposed to all this carry on.....what's the issue?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well they weren't really helpless were they? Someone could have had the balls to put their foot down and give a Liverpool goal. Instead we got some weak VAR assistant saying they simply "can't give it".
posted on 4/10/23
Would we want to actually lower ourselves to the pathetic and laughable levels of the Saltypudlians though, they are the most cringe club around and play the victim card when in fact 90% of the time they are given a leg up by the officials.
These kind of mistakes happen to other clubs all the time, look at all the red cards Varpool are let off with and all the penalties they are gifted for dives. They enjoy the benefit of bad decisions more than any other club and yet on the rare occasion a decision goes against them they act like the world is against them.
Add to that the media who can't wait to peddle the pro Varpool agenda, and well you have what we have seen this week, incessant whining and hard luck stories.
I feel sorry for Brighton, they won't get a decision this weekend.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by (K̇ash) - Liverpool 7-0 Man U (U1108)
posted 27 minutes ago
We are coming to get the stolen 3 points
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With 10 men..it should be fun. Start with a drop ball
posted on 4/10/23
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
=====
If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Ioavirgo (U10470)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by (K̇ash) - Liverpool 7-0 Man U (U1108)
posted 27 minutes ago
We are coming to get the stolen 3 points
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With 10 men..it should be fun. Start with a drop ball
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Yeah, 10 men and a goal up.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
=====
If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
=====
If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
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That's not so bad. These officials would go out of their way to avoid another fack up against us.
posted on 4/10/23
Why stop at this game, I’m sure West Ham would like to wind it back a week further to when Bowen was bundled over in the Anfield box but was miraculously not given a penalty.
Anyway this is all nonsense, it’s impossible to reply the fixture for the sheer fact that it would open the floodgates and every time a team feels wronged they will be demanding it and the FA won’t want to deal with that.
posted on 4/10/23
Wouldn't worry about a replay-- We will send bin dippers a ttuck load of toilet rolls and the can wipe their tears, starting with GB
No chance of a replay.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
=====
If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
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Surely all of the same fans also have to be there in the exact place they were at the time, wearing exactly what they were wearing and doing what they were doing
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Striketeam7 - There used to be a football club over there (U18109)
posted 45 seconds ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by K7-0ptimus Primal (U1282)
posted 8 seconds ago
So will Liverpool play us with 10 men from the time at which the VAR incident occurred?
=====
If so then the game should become 1-0 to Liverpool from the minute we scored.
According to your logic.
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True it should. And it needs to be all the same players on the pitch, and unfortunately for you, the same officials.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Surely all of the same fans also have to be there in the exact place they were at the time, wearing exactly what they were wearing and doing what they were doing
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posted on 4/10/23
I haven't spoken about this replay malarkey because I didn't think anyone would take it seriously. Even I don't want a replay FFS.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 35 minutes ago
comment by St3vie (U11028)
posted 4 minutes ago
Problem here is a simple one....impatience
Folk moaning like fook about how long VAR has taken to make decisions.....in simple terms here, decision has been made too quickly, VAR simply didn't check what the on field decision was, and was helpless after the game had restarted
If it takes 2 mins to get the correct decision, as opposed to all this carry on.....what's the issue?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well they weren't really helpless were they? Someone could have had the balls to put their foot down and give a Liverpool goal. Instead we got some weak VAR assistant saying they simply "can't give it".
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They were apparently the rules state they cannot change the decision once the game restarted, the game had restarted. Do you want the officials to break the rules of the game? If they did that wouldn't Spurs be able to say the refs deliberately broke te laws governing VAR to their detriment?
Should the rule be looked at 100% but it is in place and was followed.
posted on 4/10/23
Like Ange said it was always known that VAR and officials make mistakes.
Just suck it up and move on.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by Striketeam7 - There used to be a football club... (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
Why stop at this game, I’m sure West Ham would like to wind it back a week further to when Bowen was bundled over in the Anfield box but was miraculously not given a penalty.
Anyway this is all nonsense, it’s impossible to reply the fixture for the sheer fact that it would open the floodgates and every time a team feels wronged they will be demanding it and the FA won’t want to deal with that.
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There will always be a difference between a challenge and an offside (I agree with you it wa ssdefinitely a pen). The offside was 100% proven to be incorrect and they messed up.
posted on 4/10/23
No, it wouldn't be to their detriment as the goal should have stood to begin with so it's just putting things the way they were supposed to be. The part about breaking the rules would be correct though.
posted on 4/10/23
comment by He who Dares, waits for Trophies (U15748)
posted 2 minutes ago
Like Ange said it was always known that VAR and officials make mistakes.
Just suck it up and move on.
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I hope you are bookmarking these comments. You're an idiot and it's gonna bite you.
posted on 4/10/23
Not interested at all in a replay or w.e. Only thing im interested in is improving the standard of officiating in the prem and putting in measures to prevent human errors costing games. Be it rule changes on being able to go back after plays restarted or how we implement VAR. Such as the vague check complete bs or w.e it may be.
This isnt about the points or Spurs or any club. Its about going forward and improving the game and the officiating standards of it.
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