Facetious, was trying to infer the unlikelihood that audio is released at all. Would love if they released the audio, don’t think it’ll happen.
Can’t comment on your feed, but also hard to play Saturday night card when my posts were getting reacts for at least the last two hours
Literally just got back from the game.
There was 15 minutes during halftime, another about five minutes when a KC player went down injured, and then the train ride home. Pretty easy to figure out with critical thinking, so I can see why you struggled
I get it. Hope you had a good time at the game. I don’t track your schedule (unless it specifically tags to me) though, I just see two hours of reactions on over a dozen posts. I am very flattered
The VAR is the one who misunderstood what happened on the field. The VAR is the one that f***ed up. I mean, the AR did too, but it’s a trail leg and that shit happens.
They are afraid to overrule their buddy. That is corruption regardless of whether or not people like that word.
That certainly doesn't happen every day. If you go to work and go into the video room and don't officiate VAR every game the same way, what do you call that?
In this case they also don't fire the air controller and keep letting him do it. There's no integrity in that if nothing else. These officials aren't children. If they cannot do their job and the league protects them then it is corrupt. People care enough about this for the official to get paid, once they are paid then they have an obligation to do their job right, if they do not do their job right and are not punished then the league lacks integrity. There are lots of people in the world who would love to have their job but they do not fire these officials because it's an old boys club. We call that corruption I think.
There weren’t really any negatives with the Spurs performance either though. I mean yea they gave up some good chances even with Liverpool down to ten, but Liverpool have two of the best counter wingers you can get so that’s just going to happen. They stayed composed and forced Alisson to make a lot of amazing saves.
Yeah, Pool clearly proved to be a threat to them in the first half even when down a man. The team just seems to struggle a bit against the teams sitting back. Same happened against Sheffield. I would have liked to see them attempt more shots from outside the box and less crosses. Kulusevski was probably the largest offender here. Didn't feel threatening at all.
Although I felt Jones' challenge deserved a red by the law, it made the game worse. Up until that point it was a really exciting, back and forth game with both teams having chances and controlling play at different periods.
I understand the idea that VAR should complete all checks before play restarts. That makes sense. But there clearly should be a “woah, there was a miscommunication there” or “hold up, we didn’t want you to restart yet” option so that if there’s a clear situation where something like that has occured.
Just a couple months ago there were multiple instances of planes nearly colliding on runways because of ATC errors. So yeah, it happens.
I think serious questions also need to be asked why the VAR official was allowed to officiate a game in UAE 48 hours before this game.
www.thetimes.co.uk
Calling it a mistake doesn’t minimize what happens. The poor response to address the mistake is what is proving the minimization. Taking the officials off duty for a week (again), especially when they can fly over and do a game in UAE in the mean time, and doing nothing else is what minimizes it. PGMOL built itself to be teflon and that’s what we are seeing here. There is no accountability because under the guise of “respect” they’ve insulated themselves from criticism.
