The Weekend’s Other Games 27/11/20

[miller0863]

No, not his fault but I don’t get the feeling he’s gonna make it as a Premier League striker.
Championship maybe. We’ll find out next season, or so it seems right now.

[justme]

Swansea suited Brewster better because they are a passing team and try and play in the oppositions half. So Brewster got a chance to be in and around the box.
Sheffield united right now are to deep and theres far to much space between the middle and forward line. I dont see Brewster being able to run with the ball and create chances for himself.. Last season before the lock down Sheffield United were on the front foot and pressed the ball very well.

[ianlfc]

Someones getting sacked soon

Fuck sake, we're top of the league!!

Oh, Chris 5 subs Wilder

[Balinkay]

Any particular reason James's line isn't drawn from the end of his sleeve???

[miller0863]

Because it doesn’t suit the agenda. One of the many reasons why those of us who detest VAR do so. Absolutely no consistency

[Balinkay]

I fucking hate the way it's being applied. The tech is amazing, but they're really really not using it to its full potential. The whole point was to reduce discussions and instead it's made them so much worse.

Like in that image ^. If they draw the line from the defender's sleeve James is still offside, but not by much.

[ianlfc]

I fucking hate the way it's being applied. The tech is amazing, but they're really really not using it to its full potential. The whole point was to reduce discussions and instead it's made them so much worse.

Like in that image ^. If they draw the line from the defender's sleeve James is still offside, but not by much.

Just use thicker lines and that eliminates the small measures that getting on everyone's nerves.

[Balinkay]

Just use thicker lines and that eliminates the small measures that getting on everyone's nerves.

Does it? Then the lines would be overlapping and we'd just be looking at which line starts closer to the goal, basically bringing us back to pixel-thin lines.

[ianlfc]

Does it? Then the lines would be overlapping and we'd just be looking at which line starts closer to the goal, basically bringing us back to pixel-thin lines.

Then the player is on side. Gap in the lines , offside. No gap,onside.

[Balinkay]

Then the player is on side. Gap in the lines , offside. No gap,onside.

But even that changes nothing - it just moves the offside line 5 inches back. It's still a one-pixel binary decision - if there's a pixel wide gap -> offisde. Otherwise onside. That's no different to "this line is behind the other by one pixel".