pure_white
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- Dec 8, 2021
- 1,216
Just get rid of VAR. If we miss out on Europe by 2 points there will be trouble. We should we awarded the match and 3 points and deduct a point from Pal@rse.
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[Albion] VAR decision on Estupiñán goal
- Thread starter singing4seagulls
- Start date
If ve miss out on Europe by 2 points ve vill declare var!!
Banner idea for next home game
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
- 6,250
I have absolutely no problem with us being on the sharp end of poor VAR decisions as long as we get nicely worded apologies from Howard and the PGMOL 
Peppermint Tea
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- Aug 31, 2007
- 1,091
I can only hope that the cheery baldy man, Mr Webb, instructs his team to be unerringly biased in our favour come 16 March. Brighton and Hove Albion 6 Crystal Palace 0. Zaha red card.
Greenbag50
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- Jun 1, 2016
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Greenbag50
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- Jun 1, 2016
- 393
What a lovely bunch….awful to think there is kids in crowd Looking at that banner. Asking their parent, ‘what does that mean?’ Shocking, worse than scousers
Dirty Dave
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It kind of feels the National media are making more of Ivan Toney's goal wrongly standing after the VAR check than our goal being chalked off
In this situation the goal should always stand. How can they make decisions with such minute margins for error without all the information. FFS do we now need a VVAR, perhaps the on pitch Ref should always review the footage before making the final decision. Or better still use VAR for clear and obvious errors and stop this nonsense, but they cant even do that, prime example West Ham/Chelsea WTF, that was nearly as bad a Maradona.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
I cannot see how the 2 decisions yesterday against Brighton and Arsenal can be down to incompetence. Mason literally "forgot" to draw the lines and check for offside. Brooks literally "did not see" the other defender nearer the goal. It has to be deliberate, corrupt decision-making. We've had match-fixing in cricket, tennis and snooker, driven by Asian betting syndicates. It is the obvious reason for yesterday's "errors".
How does that work? The goal was the first of the game, so what was the ‘bet’ ? Or maybe Sanchez took a bung as well ?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I had a result on a double …betting both games would be draws…I didn’t bung them ..honest
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Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Bournemouth got relegated thanks to a technology "error" nobody important cared, just like nobody will if little ole brighton miss out on Europe because of var "error"
- Oct 17, 2008
- 11,570
One of those things.
hopefully heads will finally roll (figuratively speaking, not literally, that would be awful) and PGMOL finally start making real changes to improve the standard. A standard of refereeing which is frankly inept
hopefully heads will finally roll (figuratively speaking, not literally, that would be awful) and PGMOL finally start making real changes to improve the standard. A standard of refereeing which is frankly inept
- Oct 20, 2022
- 5,383
The tweet only seems to show half a story - and not accessible to non twitter folk
Whole one here - if the DM is your poison
www.dailymail.co.uk
Whole one here - if the DM is your poison
Howard Webb summoned all officials to Stockley Park after two HOWLERS
EXCLUSIVE: New refs' chief Howard Webb has summoned all officials to Stockley Park for an emergency summit after two embarrassing - and potentially crucial - VAR blunders in one day.
….fine but they’ll be replaced by some equally useless twat
How can they improve human error through a meeting though? Human error has always been an issue with officiating since football began. Unless the technology gets improved where it actually makes the decisions, then surely these human errors will just continue?