01 Nov 2025 23:23:46
Can someone explain the point in VAR?
In the build up to a goal, if there's a foul, handball, offside or any other infringement its disallowed. Although in the build up to a goal scored from a set play its never corrected if it should have been a set play at all?
The handball from Amed cleared when it was blatant.
Then you see the Wolves red card, the attacking player clearly uses his arm before he's fouled, VAR checks and clears it.
Back to us, well earned point against a side in good form. If the ref and his team weren't bent it would have been three points. ?.
02 Nov 2025 00:21:18
For sky to manipulate the premier league table.
02 Nov 2025 05:50:27
If the handball was in the opposite box on Saturday it would've been given, Robin. On that you can bet on. Referee's have got worse since VAR came in. VAR should be used for goals like Man Utd and Bournemouth scored against us but we need to defend set pieces better. Another 2 goals conceded. Not good enough.
02 Nov 2025 06:29:38
Simple mate, they know nothing about football.
02 Nov 2025 08:44:54
Fully agree the referees have got worse and lazy since VAR they are making guesses, give what you see not what you want to see if you not sure play on! Simples then VAR can rectify any doubts but these lazy ref's are going to ruin a great game ?.
02 Nov 2025 14:24:28
Going back to the Wolves red card, did that cost a manager his job?
Definitely contributed imo. ?.
02 Nov 2025 15:27:19
I don't think it was just a red card that cost him his job.