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Chris Perry
Didn’t mean a conspiracy, just incompetenceUsain Bolt?? It was about 3 metres between being offside when the ball is played and getting to the ball where he did.
There's no conspiracy.
Didn’t mean a conspiracy, just incompetenceUsain Bolt?? It was about 3 metres between being offside when the ball is played and getting to the ball where he did.
There's no conspiracy.
You're seeing ghost. It was the linesman flagging. They're usually pretty good at spotting offsides, as they, you know, place themselves in such a way that they have a pretty decent view for spotting offsides.Didn’t mean a conspiracy, just incompetence
Yet the Wednesday v Geordie’s match just before the lino missed 2 blatant offsides lolYou're seeing ghost. It was the linesman flagging. They're usually pretty good at spotting offsides, as they, you know, place themselves in such a way that they have a pretty decent view for spotting offsides.
With VAR in place too, he wouldn't flag if he wasn't sure.
It can't be that just because there isn't a camera angle you have seen to confirm it, that we cannot trust the refs. The game has been played for over a 100 years without VAR, and now suddenly, refs are useless unless there is a perfect camera angle to confirm their decision? Come on man!
You're seeing ghost. It was the linesman flagging. They're usually pretty good at spotting offsides, as they, you know, place themselves in such a way that they have a pretty decent view for spotting offsides.
With VAR in place too, he wouldn't flag if he wasn't sure.
It can't be that just because there isn't a camera angle you have seen to confirm it, that we cannot trust the refs. The game has been played for over a 100 years without VAR, and now suddenly, refs are useless unless there is a perfect camera angle to confirm their decision? Come on man!
We don't. Most people hate VAR.If linesmen are so good why do we need var.
The incompetence is not having camera angles that can cover the whole pitch, not the linesman flagging.Didn’t mean a conspiracy, just incompetence
But, but, only Lloris ever makes mistakes ...
Lucky #7
The draw for the fourth round of the Emirates FA Cup takes place on Sunday afternoon (8 January).
Set to begin at around 4.05pm UK time, the draw will be made ahead of the third round tie between Emirates Marketing Project and Chelsea and will be broadcast live on BBC One.
Fans can also watch the draw via the competition’s official Twitter and Facebook pages.
We will be represented by ball number 7.
Fourth round ties are scheduled to be played between Friday 27 January and Monday 30 January, 2023.
FA Cup fourth round draw – ball numbers
1 Preston North End
2 Brighton & Hove Albion
3 Chesterfield or West Bromwich Albion
4 Emirates Marketing Project or Chelsea
5 Stockport County or Walsall
6 Boreham Wood or Accrington Stanley
7 Tottenham Hotspur
8 Derby County or Barnsley
9 Cardiff City or Leeds United
10 West Ham United
11 Burnley
12 Wrexham
13 Norwich City or Blackburn Rovers
14 Aston Villa or Stevenage
15 Luton Town or Wigan Athletic
16 Oxford United or Arsenal
17 Fleetwood Town
18 Liverpool or Wolverhampton Wanderers
19 Grimsby Town
20 Blackpool
21 Leicester City
22 Forest Green Rovers or Birmingham City
23 Bristol City or Swansea City
24 Hartlepool United or Stoke City
25 Fulham
26 Southampton
27 Sheffield United
28 Sunderland
29 Sheffield Wednesday
30 Manchester United
31 Reading
32 Ipswich Town