EPL 2019-2020 - Where VAR is run by a 12 year old

Is this not in the EPL? I could have sworn I’ve seen it but maybe it was all Bundesliga matches.

 

It's a FIFA rule so it's everywhere. The player can choose to go off at nearest touch line or at the bench

 

Yeah it’s a rule in the premier league. No one does it and it isn’t enforced though.

 

Xhaka wishes it was a rule.

 

It seems like it’s actually forced in Germany

 

Surprise - rules and regulations are coached and enforced in Germany.

 

So you’re saying he was off and it was the correct call?

 

Wait so if a goalkeeper handles the ball illegally in the box that’s a FK in the box?

 

Indirect freekick

 

Just one of those things I feel like I never see so was confused

 

Let’s fucking go Walker

 

I’ll always remember Guzan doing it on a throw.

 

This is going in

 

And there it is

 

Announcer needs to settle down

 

Pathetic, Villa.

 

Why did they get the free kick if advantage was played?

 

This is a good question

 

Speaking of. Check out the attached, Espn wrote the article before the 87’ apparently.

 

Go down the YouTube rabbit hole, lots of funny ones

 

Some German team lost the title on a play like that on the last play on the last day. Stuttgart maybe?

 

I’ve seen more discussion about this Firmino offside VAR decision than all pre-VAR bad calls combined.

Do people not remember onside goals ruled out for a bad offside call or offside goals incorrectly being allowed to stand? Hell even the Firmino decision yesterday was flagged for offside by the linesman and wouldn’t have counted without VAR.

 

it’s Liverpool

 

it’s Liverpool and a questionable call didn’t go in our favor. The world should be brought to heel until this injustice is righted.

In all seriousness, completely unmentioned by thick skull pundits and message boarders alike was that it was originally ruled offsides. Going to VAR could only favor Liverpool.

Bad calls are part of the game, part of the drama and emotion. The idea that offsides has ever been an objective decision is a farce, it’s always been angles and eye level and armpits and leaning this way or that. They missed a call yesterday. They’ve been missing calls since they put the ball down in the center circle. Other teams are getting missed calls too. It cost City points. It’s soccer, you dread the ones that go against you and you celebrate the ones you steal.

 

Shit like this has to be fixed. No one wants these types of plays reviewed.

Edit to say didn’t realize the ref called it offside originally. Dude(or dudette) needs to keep their flag down.

 

VAR works fine, it’s the idiot EPL refs working it that screw it up.

 

That not going in for Chilwell have me flashbacks to that shitshow Auburn game last night

 

learn something new every day

 

It would've been on the six. No fouls are taken within that box

 

I hope this game isn’t the first soccer experience of anybody out there

 

This sums up my feelings on this one. Please look away.

 

haha Son

 

shameful

 

It's a textbook tackle in the box, just how you draw it up, clean as hell.

 

Fortunate to avoid a simulation card.

if you ask me.

 

He definitely sold it but why is that not a penalty?

Richarlison has been on the ground every time someone breathes on him.

 

This last one is quite embarrassing.

 

And he doesn’t get any calls either.

He’s a good player but horrendous diver

 

Hope they forget to review that Sanchez tackle.

 

More and more embarrassing

 

that shot wasn't embarrassing though

 

Lucas should do better with that.

Shocker, Richarlison on the ground again.

 

What a fucking pathetic goal. 2019, the year of Everton constantly fucking themselves in the ass.

 

If form holds, we’ll give one back here shortly.

 

And there you go.

 

Your movable force is way more than our pathetic object