Var versus questionable refereeing

[justme]

Didn't take long before the officials have started deciding the results of games rather than actually doing their job correctly..


Palace get a goal disallowed for a reason and law that will not be used again in another 100 years. Apparently not being 10 metres from the wall was introduced 6 years ago and first time its been used.

Man-united should have a late penalty against Arsenal

And of course the lack of a sending off for the Bournemouth player in our fixture.. It wasn't the first movement from knee to arm that was the issue was the second movement when the Cherries player clawed at the ball..

Like Arne said of Taylor there was 3 lots playing their own game. Our players , Bournemouth players and Taylor.Time will tell how much influence the officials have on this season outcome. My guess is they will carry on being questionable. Cause simply in my mind. they cannot be trusted.

[faridtoxteth]

Michael Oliver, City's 12th man, on VAR for the Bournemouth handball.

[justincredible]

PGMOL old boys club needs to be ripped apart and consigned to the scrapheap where it belongs...
VAR on its own is actually a great concept, if implemented properly...
I'd say it'll take the fans of every single club (bar City obvs) to boycott games for a weekend, or do a walkout to show this PGMOL fiasco up for what it really is, a closed shop scam...

[justme]

I watched this video decisions earlier today.. Worst VAR.. surprise surprise.. most of the crap mistakes are from our officials. They showed the challenge on Macca last season from Tarkowski.. even looking at it now. Made my eyes water..