The fans cheered louder after the VAR award then when it had been put in from normal play from what I can hear. Also, if anything kills the moment, it's the officials getting it wrong in the first place.Originally Posted by Dumbledore
The fans cheered louder after the VAR award then when it had been put in from normal play from what I can hear. Also, if anything kills the moment, it's the officials getting it wrong in the first place.
Football is becoming so Americanized now, having to wait around for decisions now with this system. I hear fans were chanting VAR! VAR!
Football is dying.
Football has been coughing up blood and feeling tired all the time for years but I don't think a system where decisions can be made correctly when they would have been made wrongly can be a bad thing.
For years we've been lamenting how poor referees are, if things like this can help them then why not?
The why not could be if it's too disruptive to the flow of the game, but if the ball is in the net and offside was called then play has stopped anyway.
Just feels like it's killing the moment. I suppose over time it'll probably become more efficient and sped up.
When are you venturing over to the Arsenal section Letters?
Maybe when there's something new to say.When are you venturing over to the Arsenal section Letters?
Swansea v Wolves, 19:45
Wigan v Bournemouth, 19:45
Chelsea v Norwich was supposed to be the same time but has been delayed until 8pm. Mind games.
Chelsea game is on BBC.
Wonder will the get the Carroll deal done it time for him to stink out the joint?Swansea v Wolves, 19:45
Wigan v Bournemouth, 19:45
Chelsea v Norwich was supposed to be the same time but has been delayed until 8pm. Mind games.
Chelsea game is on BBC.
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Batshit doing it clearly wasn't enough.
Dion Dublin getting a bit emotional talking about Cyrile Regis.
BBC struggling to provide a timer in the corner.
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