VAR

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12861173/var-use-in-premier-league-has-improved-says-independent-panel-as-howard-webb-targets-specialists

1 error identified per every 37.5 games. Much improved from the rate of 1 error per every 3.8 games, pre VAR.

Like it or lump it, it works.

And what's the stats for incidents where VAR should have been used but wasn't,  serious foul play etc?

And what's the stats for incidents where VAR should have been used but wasn't,  serious foul play etc?

That silly kunt knows nothing about what is and isn’t serious foul play. Last year in the United V Spurs match the hair on McTominays arms caught Son in the face and the silly kunt said he should have been sent off for serious foul play.              https://youtube.com/watch?v=t5RiQJwanks&feature=share                                           

And what's the stats for incidents where VAR should have been used but wasn't,  serious foul play etc?

That's what the handful of errors refer to.

That silly knows nothing about what is and isn’t serious foul play. Last year in the United V Spurs match the hair on McTominays arms caught Son in the face and the silly said he should have been sent off for serious foul play.           

I know the lotg are not your strong point, but for someone desperate to drag it up at every opportunity, (even when replying to someone who genuinely wants to know if/when VAR should get involved rather than not) it's unbelievable that even after the edit, you still can't get the year of it right. Never mind, you continue getting your facts wrong, and I'll continue to remind you of facts that are actually true.

Liverpool 7-0 mancs

Now, thanks to a generous st holder making his match ticket available on the club website, I'm off to the game today to take my seat, fully aware that VAR may have to step in at some point, which given what's at stake, is fair enough. It hasn't dampened my enthusiasm or put me off going. I expect to find you taking up space here instead, posting about stuff you admit you haven't a clue about and don't understand. As usual.

Think you lot  got away with one there. 🤦‍♂️ Looked a penalty to me.    The rules so subjective on the hand ball rule it literally can go any way these days. 

Think you lot  got away with one there. 🤦‍♂️ Looked a penalty to me.    The rules so subjective on the hand ball rule it literally can go any way these days. 

A) F**k West Ham
B) Suck sh*t Moyes and
C) I don't know the name of the onfield Ref today, but he loved us. Want him reffing every one of our games! 

A) F**k West Ham
B) Suck sh*t Moyes and
C) I don't know the name of the onfield Ref today, but he loved us. Want him reffing every one of our games! 

Apparently lives in Liverpool   

LiVARpool…. 😂  Come on you lot! How many think that was a red card for Jota.

LiVARpool…. 😂  Come on you lot! How many think that was a red card for Jota.

None, skipp ducked his head down. What about skipp on Diaz?

None, skipp ducked his head down. What about skipp on Diaz?

Both wrong by the officials.

Was a touch fortunate

Was a touch fortunate

Just a tad,  😂 don’t tell your mate  ( FL Red ) this though. We’ll never hear the last of it.   

None, skipp ducked his head down. What about skipp on Diaz?

Why are you comparing different incidents? Every incident is judged on it's merits.

Neither are a red card btw.

When VAR was brought in, shirt pulling was one of the first things to be clamped down upon. Now it seems, short of tearing it off your opponent, it seems every ref, on and off the pitch, is willing to let it go for some reason.

Manchester United how is that not looked at again the officials are just not good enough another reason to bin VAR

Manchester United how is that not looked at again the officials are just not good enough another reason to bin VAR

I’m been wrong often this year when I think it was/wasn’t a handball. I thought it was 100% a penalty but once again I was wrong.   

I’m been wrong often this year when I think it was/wasn’t a handball. I thought it was 100% a penalty but once again I was wrong.   

Which makes VAR a complete joke.

Which makes VAR a complete joke.

Don’t tell that silly kunt across the water that he’ll have you hung drawn and quartered   

Suppose we will get the obligatory sorry this morning , and oh it should have been a pen , our officials are totally inept .

Suppose we will get the obligatory sorry this morning , and oh it should have been a pen , our officials are totally inept .

No ... just biased at best or corrupt at worst. Nothing inept about it. Var has just opened the door to even more opportunity for bias. Because letsface it ... they answer to nobody.

just waiting for the FA to say it will even itself out over a season. It has ruined the game for celebrating goals which in itself is a crime

just waiting for the FA to say it will even itself out over a season. It has ruined the game for celebrating goals which in itself is a crime

Nobody could argue that the endless debates over every single incident isn't tiresome and sucking the lifeblood out of the game.
I'm sure if supporters (of all clubs) were given the vote (They won't) to either keep it or ditch it....it would be voted into history as a bad experiment. It was a better experience when ref's and linesmen just got things wrong, but we just moved on.

No ... just biased at best or corrupt at worst. Nothing inept about it. Var has just opened the door to even more opportunity for bias. Because letsface it ... they answer to nobody.

Hang on Don that’s a bit harsh.    Defo rose tints calling it corrupt just coz it’s us lot!  You lot done really well out of VAR this year. It’s just totally inept from the officials which is the norm.

Still no word on the handball incident in the United game from our resident VAR expert?

Hang on Don that’s a bit harsh.    Defo rose tints calling it corrupt just coz it’s us lot!  You lot done really well out of VAR this year. It’s just totally inept from the officials which is the norm.

I wasn't referring to united Keith. I'm talking about Var in general.

But OK, as an example ... Everton were refused a penalty for clear handball against city ... the weekend which would have seen us claw back more off a 15+ point deficit striking a vital blow ... only for it to be denied by a Manchester referee , backed up by a var ... from Manchester. Not to mention the ref that day klopps friend Mr Tierney has family who are city supporters.

Nobody wants to question it. Nobody wants to contemplate it. But its obvious. It doesn't get mentioned on Motd ... I wonder why this is.

As far as united go ... I don't watch other teams. I saw your result yesterday after checking the score a couple of times each half and beyond that I've no idea what happened in the game.