Yeah, it was offside. Clear.
Sorry Leicester.


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In article <[email protected]>,
anders t <[email protected]> wrote:

Yeah, it was offside. Clear.
Sorry Leicester.

Scum U man U!

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anders t wrote:

Yeah, it was offside. Clear.
Sorry Leicester.

Don't be sorry... just say, "tough shit" and shrug your
shoulders.

The FA wanted a "consistent refereeing approach" so chose not to
use VAR in the FA Cup until the fifth round. So that's their
baby...

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Blueshirt <[email protected]> wrote:

anders t wrote:

Yeah, it was offside. Clear.
Sorry Leicester.

Don't be sorry... just say, "tough shit" and shrug your
shoulders.

Well, he could remember it for the next time he
sees a refereeing conspiracy against Man United.

The FA wanted a "consistent refereeing approach" so chose not to
use VAR in the FA Cup until the fifth round. So that's their
baby...

Anti-VAR people often conveniently forget how
commonplace such botched offside calls used to be,
so goals like Maguire‘s can at least serve as a stark
reminder.

Regarding offside decisions I’m perfectly happy with
the VARobots.


Ciao,
Werner

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Werner Pichler wrote:

Blueshirt <[email protected]> wrote:

The FA wanted a "consistent refereeing approach" so chose
not to use VAR in the FA Cup until the fifth round. So
that's their baby...

Anti-VAR people often conveniently forget how
commonplace such botched offside calls used to be,
so goals like Maguire‘s can at least serve as a stark
reminder.

The thing is, Leicester City's stadium is equipped for VAR, so
they could have used it for this match. However, the FA in the
interest of "fairness" thought it was wise no to... but without
VAR you get to see how poor the officiating in England is
without it!

Regarding offside decisions I’m perfectly happy with
the VARobots.

Just wait until the semi-automated offside decisions come in to
the Premier League later on this season. Then the fun will
begin... as we all know the officials will find a way to fuck up
the automation somehow! :-)

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Quoting Werner Pichler in rec.sport.soccer:

Blueshirt <[email protected]> wrote:

anders t wrote:

Yeah, it was offside. Clear.
Sorry Leicester.

Don't be sorry... just say, "tough shit" and shrug your
shoulders.

Well, he could remember it for the next time he
sees a refereeing conspiracy against Man United.

No, I consider it payback in part for the past.

The FA wanted a "consistent refereeing approach" so chose not to
use VAR in the FA Cup until the fifth round. So that's their
baby...

Anti-VAR people often conveniently forget how
commonplace such botched offside calls used to be,
so goals like Maguire�s can at least serve as a stark
reminder.

Regarding offside decisions I�m perfectly happy with
the VARobots.

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