Peter Bankes needs investigating (5 Viewers)
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messiahrobins
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The gap between the yellow line and grey line is bigger as it gets closer. Look closely at the linesman's foot
How do we know that messiahrobins isn’t that person?
Oh shit you're right you know. How did none of us see that? I'm sending it over to NASA now for analysis. Going to get the satellite data.
messiahrobins
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So now you are backtracking lmao. Perspective means that the video evidence cannot be relied upon!!. Thats what most people are saying. 99% of people are saying it was onside. The debate is was there a conspiracy. Those of us who are more aware of the Establishment will be aware of how things work.
Not sure why you are getting so defensive over this?
David O'Day
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messiahrobins
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Or..just watch in real time! Wright was onside absolutely clear as a bell.
You really havent been paying attention to the issues with VAR that if you follow NFL and their version of it, have been open to abuse for years.
messiahrobins
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always spot the under 30s lol.
Otis
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Calista
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I've often wondered how the minds of conspiracy theorists worked, so thank you for providing this insight.
Jim
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Let’s go through this very slowly…..
The red lines are drawn parallel to the grass mowing lines. The assumption here is that the groundsman has mowed close to parallel to the goal lines or perpendicular to the sidelines. Not too much a stretch given it’s the national stadium and the ground staff are very good at their job.
These two red lines intersect at the vanishing point for the photo. They will grow wider as you approach closer to the location of the camera. That’s called perspective
You can now draw a line from the vanishing point to each of the players feet.
Blue for Wight. Yellow for Bassako.
This eliminates any error for parallax etc.
The only minor error here is that bassako’s shoulder is ever so slightly forward of his foot. I did a quick check and it’s about halfway between the yellow and blue.
So still offside…..
Now don’t get me wrong. I wished it was onside but it technically isn’t.
Now we get into the debate of margins of error, use of VAR and the offside rule itself. And in that point according the spirit of the game this goal should have stood.
The red lines are drawn parallel to the grass mowing lines. The assumption here is that the groundsman has mowed close to parallel to the goal lines or perpendicular to the sidelines. Not too much a stretch given it’s the national stadium and the ground staff are very good at their job.
These two red lines intersect at the vanishing point for the photo. They will grow wider as you approach closer to the location of the camera. That’s called perspective
You can now draw a line from the vanishing point to each of the players feet.
Blue for Wight. Yellow for Bassako.
This eliminates any error for parallax etc.
The only minor error here is that bassako’s shoulder is ever so slightly forward of his foot. I did a quick check and it’s about halfway between the yellow and blue.
So still offside…..
Now don’t get me wrong. I wished it was onside but it technically isn’t.
Now we get into the debate of margins of error, use of VAR and the offside rule itself. And in that point according the spirit of the game this goal should have stood.
Otis
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The Flat Earth Society is going to merge with the Linesman's Foot Society.
It's going to be carnage.
Jim
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It’s almost like VAR is capable of understanding perspective. That’s why you’ll always see the lines drawn to vanishing points.
The debate is that you said it’s a fact that there’s a conspiracy. And I’ve shown that the only issue here is that you don’t understand perspective and that your “facts” are not facts.
What should be under debate is use of VAR and the offside rule itself.
clint van damme
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Currently working on his VAR centric follow up
TwistAndShoutCCFC1987
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check the accent - st helens people sound lancashire like and have the most awful accent I think i’ve ever heard.
West of warrington also includes widnes, doesn’t feel scouse at all
messiahrobins
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So you admit i am right. Perspective is just an excuse being peddled to cover up the conspiracy. The simple fact is if you look at it level (this vid is the wrong angle as it isnt level) Wright is a foot onside. The further right you move Wright would look more onside so if this pic was taken to the right of Wright he would look even more onside. hence why you need to look at it level.
As many have said, why did this decision happen so quickly. Why was there apparently no discussion at all on the telly as to whether it was onside like they usually do? Apparently the pundits didnt even discuss it. Why has X been deleting the pictures showing the blue line over Bassaka's foot?
messiahrobins
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The offside rule is irrelevant here because Wright is definitely onside. The issue is how corrupt VAR is, as Nottingham Forest have called out. I assume you are angry at Nottingham Forest and think they are causing issues for the game?
The lines drawn can be manipulated, as we have seen with the blue line that was over Bassaka's foot.
David O'Day
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i'm talking about the perception
messiahrobins
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Wow.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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Ellis is offside. Nothing to do with Wright.
messiahrobins
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gaslighting what? Wright was onside, its a fact.
TwistAndShoutCCFC1987
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don’t think st helens is perceived scouse, far more man u fans there than liverpool i’d say
Jim
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Do you and reality speak often?
Calista
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The opposite I think. You realise that if you move, Haji won't follow you?
Old Warwickshire lad
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It’s left a bad taste in all our mouths. We all know who won that game, and so do 99% of the people watching the game on tv.
But we pick ourselves up and move on,it’s gone.
This super league shit is coming, the fa are clinging on to the big boys for grim death. They are making themselves a laughing stock to the masses, licking the arses of the so called big 6 .
Let them fook off and have their super league.
Cut em adrift and leave em to it. We can thrive without them.
4 divisions of 20 ,fa cup with replays.League cup. Play on Saturdays. Kin hell be like having football back.
But we pick ourselves up and move on,it’s gone.
This super league shit is coming, the fa are clinging on to the big boys for grim death. They are making themselves a laughing stock to the masses, licking the arses of the so called big 6 .
Let them fook off and have their super league.
Cut em adrift and leave em to it. We can thrive without them.
4 divisions of 20 ,fa cup with replays.League cup. Play on Saturdays. Kin hell be like having football back.
Skyblueweeman
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Cor...that sounds perfect. Totally agree - let the 'big 6' go.
Skyblueweeman
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I guess whatever the losing finalist gets? £1m.
If we've lost money as a 'conspiracy', we should complain.
But as we've lost to potential ineptitude, there's nothing we can do.
Look, 99% of fans think we've been robbed. It is what it is - nothings going to charge. They might release the audio or might issue some sort of 'we're sorry' (they won't) but nothing is going to change.
Let it go, move on.
Mild-Mannered Janitor
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I think we all know that any frozen frame is a going to cause some errors, the frame before or the frame after will given different conclusions and that is also allowing for you to judge when the ball has left the boot to get those two precise frames.
People cite cricket, look at how hard it is to see the ball being caught in the slips with the distortion and deception of angle so that's the same for picking the exact frame when the ball leaves the foot, that could be one of about 5-6 frames that creates a real potential inaccuracy on such tight decisions.
You cannot create a system that says, its ok, its so close that its fine, its about defining the right tolerances for percentage accuracy and the frames before and after the selected one - but then people want an answer in 30 seconds and that's not possible.
Semi automated next year will be interesting, I am assuming it picks up the easy ones and these types have an intervention of human review.
People cite cricket, look at how hard it is to see the ball being caught in the slips with the distortion and deception of angle so that's the same for picking the exact frame when the ball leaves the foot, that could be one of about 5-6 frames that creates a real potential inaccuracy on such tight decisions.
You cannot create a system that says, its ok, its so close that its fine, its about defining the right tolerances for percentage accuracy and the frames before and after the selected one - but then people want an answer in 30 seconds and that's not possible.
Semi automated next year will be interesting, I am assuming it picks up the easy ones and these types have an intervention of human review.
JSL
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When I was watching the match my instincts immediately said Wright was offside as the ball was played but the linesman's flag stayed stayed down to my delight. My only gripe is that if the ref and linesman (two match officials) didn't see anything wrong why was VAR called upon? Let it go. its gone and cannot be undone now.
