Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
My opinion is he’d ridden the tackle and escaped with the ball.
See I don’t think he was tackled at all
The player cleared the ball not tackled him
My opinion is he’d ridden the tackle and escaped with the ball.
See I don’t think he was tackled at all
The player cleared the ball not tackled him
Knocking it a yard in front of the player you are trying to tackle isn’t really clearing it imo.
Spot on, i think some are defending VAR because they have made such a song and dance about how it is good for the game.
But the ball hitting your foot isn’t control either is it?
Unless he telegraphed where the Australian defender was kicking it in that milli second
@galeforce you could argue the clearance didn’t clear the ball which is a fair call
Neville is making a fair call... is there a clear error from the ref there? I’d argue no as it’s a debatable call at best hence the arguing now so it shouldn’t have been given retrospectively
Well it worked in Handmaids tale.We could arm robots with cattle prods
Isn't that argument only valid if you also accept the same of those constantly criticising it?
No, but what he intended doesn’t matter.
I’d argue yes, as it’s a blatant penalty, but I take your point.
If that incident happens in a Spurs game and we don’t get the pen I’d be furious.
Fair point, however we are led to believe that VAR was going to clear up all the debatable actions and make every thing clear. My point is that it NEVER will be able to do that and this is a prime example.
I agree hence my comment he didn’t control the ball, it hit him
What would your opinion be if we lost a cup final on what was a debatable decision.
And landed at his feet, in the box, ready to pull the trigger, before he got cleared out by a defender.
I can't remember hearing or seeing that anywhere. What it will do is reduce the number of wrong calls, but it still involves a human element and it's the decisions they make that cause the problems.
I’d be annoyed, I don’t consider this a debatable decision.
I’d be annoyed, I don’t consider this a debatable decision.