pusbccfc
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No it wouldn't, look at the decisions they've had from VAR. It is a lottery when it's that close
it would have been
I used to defend VAR but no, fuck it
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If none of the officials in the stadium think there’s a problem with a goal, some arsehole in a computer room should not have the final say.VAR just allows officials to favour the big sides in a different way. At least the old way was quicker. Never offside, everyone involved in that decision can fuck themselves off a bridge.
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Agree.If none of the officials in the stadium think there’s a problem with a goal, some arsehole in a computer room should not have the final say.
I like VAR, but it can't come down to a toenail.
They should have looked at that and said "no clear and obvious error."
And I would have said exactly the same if that had been Man U and not us. 100%.
You can't bring It down to that level of microscopic judgement. It's ridiculous.
If it's that close, stick with the on-field decision.
He'll be devastated. It happens. The players the manager - there were things to learn from the game particularly the first 60 minutes; I'm a little annoyed with the VAR thing but mostly - if you'd told me when I was watching that game against Doncaster that the time would come when we were third favourites for the FA cup and Man U were clinging on for penalties... it's a good day.Thats four from four penalty tosses we've lost now. Someone up there doesnt tlike us. I still think it would be fairer doing it from the half way line, not that there were any United supporters left to put ours off. O'Hare looked far to cocky and confident when he stepped up and didn't look bothered at the end.
Antony cupping his ears at the end after he came on at 3-0 up and was part of a complete crumble vs Championship oppositionThe small satisfaction is that they’ve become a proper tinpot club.
Not sure I agree. I go the other way with this decision. It's factual it's either on or off. This should be the only decisions it gets involved in.
When do you define the ball being played as well? When the player first connects or when it leaves his foot?It’s not though. The cameras refresh rate a s resolution leave a margin of error.
Me too. We’ve come so far though over the last 5 years - our day will come.Genuinely would’ve preferred to just lose 5-0. Can’t believe it. Last minute winner disallowed by the closest of decisions, leading in the shootout. I’m sure I’ll think differently in a few days or weeks but I’m devastated.
Both of them need to get as far away from that club/manager as possible. They seem to be progressing in spite of the club rather than because of it.Mainoo and Garnacho were their best players and it’s baffling they both went off.
Not sure I agree. Though it’s cruel to lose this way, it shows we are not that far off from being a competitive PL team. We gave too much respect to them and played too deep in the first half. If we took the game to them sooner we could’ve maybe won during regulation.Genuinely would’ve preferred to just lose 5-0. Can’t believe it. Last minute winner disallowed by the closest of decisions, leading in the shootout. I’m sure I’ll think differently in a few days or weeks but I’m devastated.
They’re both very young and not had time to have the class stamped out of them yet. Rashford was really pedestrian today I thought, and should be a warning to both of them.Both of them need to get as far away from that club/manager as possible. They seem to be progressing in spite of the club rather than because of it.
Eriksen for Mainoo when we were in the ascendancy is so brain dead it defies reality.
Coventry City will never provide a dull match at Wembley.
Neutrals will always remember that we were robbed by a highly dubious VAR call in this semi-final.
Can't agree with this. At half-time I thought we were in for a proper pasting. What a team, what a manager and what fans! A travesty at the death but we stood toe to toe and won.Genuinely would’ve preferred to just lose 5-0. Can’t believe it. Last minute winner disallowed by the closest of decisions, leading in the shootout. I’m sure I’ll think differently in a few days or weeks but I’m devastated.
Probably only Onana and Fernandes who think it was actually offsideFrom the little I’ve looked most of football twitter seems to think it was a joke as well.
But factual to what degree? How far do you go with it.Not sure I agree. I go the other way with this decision. It's factual it's either on or off. This should be the only decisions it gets involved in.
True.Coventry City will never provide a dull match at Wembley.
Neutrals will always remember that we were robbed by a highly dubious VAR call in this semi-final.
If Sheaf is to go someone will need to pay top dollar. English and two years on his contract, if Hamer can go for £15 mill with a year to run, Sheaf should be at least 20.We were phenomenal for the final 60 minutes of the game. The best hour of football I can remember from a City side. That performance may have just lost us Sheaf in the summer, he was exceptional with the ball. Van Ewijk’s best game for us, he was probably our man of the match but I think all of the players who played that last hour can hold their heads high.
Not gonna lie, pissed myself laughing when he limped off injured after Sheaf cleanly won the ball.They’re both very young and not had time to have the class stamped out of them yet. Rashford was really pedestrian today I thought, and should be a warning to both of them.
Exactly.When do you define the ball being played as well? When the player first connects or when it leaves his foot?
It’s not though. The cameras refresh rate a s resolution leave a margin of error.
I will, mostly in the hope that Haaland, Foden and co tear them a new arsehole.It'll be another boring cup final I wont bother with
But factual to what degree? How far do you go with it.
With handballs for possible penalties, they could go into even closer detail if they wanted to see how many millimetres an arm is away from a body, to show it's in an unnatural position. They could take 10 mins over if if they wanted to get it absolutely, factually spot-on.
You could take everything down to a microscopic level if you wanted.
That today was not factual that it was off. You can draw down to a miniscule level to try and ascertain at what point the pass is made. At what point the ball leaves the passers foot.
It's absolutely nuts.
You can't give offside for that today. Well, they shouldn't anyway. VAR should not be used in this way
Make it clear and obvious errors.
At some point, we have to hang onto our best players and refuse to sell. COH leaving this summer will further decimate our depleted midfield department. I hope DK sees how far we’ve come since he’s taken over and arms MR and AV with the budget to make next season the one where we get out of this division. We are close to being a Premier League team and have to take the next steps to get there.We were phenomenal for the final 60 minutes of the game. The best hour of football I can remember from a City side. That performance may have just lost us Sheaf in the summer, he was exceptional with the ball. Van Ewijk’s best game for us, he was probably our man of the match but I think all of the players who played that last hour can hold their heads high.
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