| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? 20:40 - Oct 21 with 1312 views | A_Fans_Dad |
Arsenal have cast iron penalty, Dean gives yellow for diving.
No VAR?
Before that the same thing at the other end, again no VAR.
What is going on?
ps Dean is having a mare. [Post edited 21 Oct 2019 20:42]
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| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 20:53 - Oct 21 with 1267 views | Garyjack |
I may be wrong, but i believe they are actually following the rules of VAR here, in that the referee controls the game in instances such as this. However, it seems that VAR went into overdrive at the weekend where decisions made by the referees wrongly went to VAR. At the end of the day, the referee controls the game not VAR. |  | | |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 20:59 - Oct 21 with 1242 views | SPboy |
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| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 21:02 - Oct 21 with 1231 views | Oldjack |
Dean is a kant ,I'll not forgive him for the pen that never was |  |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 22:05 - Oct 21 with 1151 views | swan85 |
I have had my own issues with VAR. on an open bet when a goal is scored I have cashed out at the full return value. When the goal is then disallowed the bookies have reversed the bet well after the game has finished. I have pointed out to them (they quote their terms that they can do this) but my view is their terms are against the principle of English law, Offer and Acceptance, in that they have offered me the cash out and I accepted it. I don’t believe this falls under invitation to treat as I have used the proceeds to place another bet.
Also I think that reversing the bet and reducing it to zero after the game is an issue is unfair as if they hadn’t allowed me to cash out, i could have cashed out the bet at the stake value or even a profit. I am arguing this is an unfair practice from them. I also think they need to sort themselves out with VAR as well.
Any legal beagles have a view? Thanks all! | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 22:42 - Oct 21 with 1094 views | ploppy |
I actually thought Arsenal's was more of a penalty than Sheff Utd's minutes earlier. So how the Arsenal player was booked and the Sheff Utd player wasn't is beyond me.
VAR has had a mare this last weekend. Origi was certainly fouled. Watford should have had a penalty. Wolves' penalty was a dive. Etc. | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 23:47 - Oct 21 with 1046 views | hobo |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 22:42 - Oct 21 by ploppy |
I actually thought Arsenal's was more of a penalty than Sheff Utd's minutes earlier. So how the Arsenal player was booked and the Sheff Utd player wasn't is beyond me.
VAR has had a mare this last weekend. Origi was certainly fouled. Watford should have had a penalty. Wolves' penalty was a dive. Etc. |
VAR has had a mare since it's inception |  | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 06:14 - Oct 22 with 970 views | jackal |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 21:02 - Oct 21 by Oldjack |
Dean is a kant ,I'll not forgive him for the pen that never was |
That was an incredible decision.
Maybe the blow on the head affected his decision. |  | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 09:13 - Oct 22 with 887 views | oldcob |
Dean is continually getting it wrong. Why he is considered a top ref is beyond me. League 1/2 should be his level. | | | |
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| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 10:32 - Oct 22 with 846 views | NWSwans |
Saka dived all day long, purposely dragged his foot into the defender, good refereeing on this occasion | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 13:26 - Oct 22 with 781 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 20:53 - Oct 21 by Garyjack |
I may be wrong, but i believe they are actually following the rules of VAR here, in that the referee controls the game in instances such as this. However, it seems that VAR went into overdrive at the weekend where decisions made by the referees wrongly went to VAR. At the end of the day, the referee controls the game not VAR. |
I agree about it being used correctly.
The only problem with that is if you get an egotistic Ref than "is never wrong" he won't call for assistance, even though it is glaringly obvious to the commentators and all the TV viewers that he got it wrong. | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 13:53 - Oct 22 with 756 views | Garyjack |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 13:26 - Oct 22 by A_Fans_Dad |
I agree about it being used correctly.
The only problem with that is if you get an egotistic Ref than "is never wrong" he won't call for assistance, even though it is glaringly obvious to the commentators and all the TV viewers that he got it wrong. |
And therein lies the problem. Imo if referees are failing to ask for assistance when that help is readily available to them, then they should have the option to decide contentious issues removed completely. This should be the case anyway as far as i'm concerned, i'll use our cup tie against Man City last season as a prime example. Had VAR been available that day, the Aguero goal would have been ruled out, but the penalty decision against us would have stood unchallenged. | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 19:01 - Oct 22 with 653 views | karnataka |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 13:53 - Oct 22 by Garyjack |
And therein lies the problem. Imo if referees are failing to ask for assistance when that help is readily available to them, then they should have the option to decide contentious issues removed completely. This should be the case anyway as far as i'm concerned, i'll use our cup tie against Man City last season as a prime example. Had VAR been available that day, the Aguero goal would have been ruled out, but the penalty decision against us would have stood unchallenged. |
Why would the pen decision have been unchallenged? I though the VAR bods were reviewing everything as the game progresses, particularly contentious decisions when play has stopped? |  | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 19:36 - Oct 22 with 623 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 19:01 - Oct 22 by karnataka |
Why would the pen decision have been unchallenged? I though the VAR bods were reviewing everything as the game progresses, particularly contentious decisions when play has stopped? |
The totally ignored body block that floored Dan James was another classic example of very poor reffing. | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 20:09 - Oct 22 with 607 views | Garyjack |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 19:01 - Oct 22 by karnataka |
Why would the pen decision have been unchallenged? I though the VAR bods were reviewing everything as the game progresses, particularly contentious decisions when play has stopped? |
They will only over rule a refereeing decision like a penalty if it's clear and obvious. That one wasn't, so it would have been solely down to the referee. It seems it's all about retaining the referees control of the game and not exposing their incompetence, when in reality the referee should be asking VAR for assistance in such cases. It's much the same for a sending off, the ref flashes his card and off you go, and have to go through the appeal process. It's a shambles. | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 21:09 - Oct 22 with 588 views | SwanDownUnder |
Not an Arsenal fan myself. | | | |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 21:22 - Oct 22 with 579 views | Garyjack |
| Mike Dean gets it wrong, where is VAR? on 21:09 - Oct 22 by SwanDownUnder |
Not an Arsenal fan myself. |
Good for you. Although Arsenal have been referenced, and also Mike Dean, it's a discussion about VAR. | | | |
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