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ramsej84 wrote:

YlonenXabi wrote:Good news for us

You mean,as this will increase the chances for the BuLi tm, therefore they will have to share their focus on two fronts , right?

Yes, we definitely don't want RB Leipzig to focus on BL and Pokal only

And besides, I always support BL teams in European competitions

ramsej84 wrote:https://www.tvm.com.mt/en/news/watch-publicity-or-insult-american-presenter-jokes-about-malta/

And. He just did it today

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/jan/05/tom-pope-john-stones-twitter-jibe-port-vale-manchester-city-fa-cup

Klopp is not giving a xitt about the FA Cup... just look at that formation...

Imo this is a big insult to :
the fans,
the opposition (which happens to be Everton)
the English football and
the history of the cup... although he may still end up winning the tie

Magnificent goal by this young pool boy...
#48 jones....

They have some great young players

https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/fo ... ve-3702436

Another shameful evening by VAR....

Nottingham forest were given a penalty only to be overturned by var.
The puritans running the var saw that the Forrest player armpit was offside before he was brought to the floor!

Just SHAMEFUL

Then a goal from a header was disallowed for 2mm off side pos





THIS VAR THING IS ONLY REMINDING ME TWO THINGS; when the French Rev got out of hand and were cutting heads just for fun and in the Taliban regime


Stop this madness already

Since the days of Bob Latchford I have had a thing for Everton (man, do I always end up on the losing side), but watching them today in the FA cup against Liverpool makes me realize what a good team Liverpool are at the moment. I think Klopp knew exactly what he did when picking the starting eleven in this game giving the top men a well deserved rest for later duties. Knowing the quality of his own team just as he knew the lack of quality of his opponents. Despite that Everton were given some time with the ball in the first half it was Liverpool who controlled the game from the beginning to the end.

Very good game between Arsenal and Leeds...

The Champ side missed a lot of chances away in London and they paid the price...

It was a very good game between 22 men

That's the difference between Prem and Champ. Dodgy championship defences give them enough chances to score eventually but Arsenal stopped giving them chances in the second half when they should have put at least one away before half time. They'll need to spend a lot if they want to stay up next season

Robertson should’ve been red carded for that tackle on Tanganga but nothing happened despite VAR. Aubameyang got a red from VAR review (correctly) in the Arsenal Palace game for a similar lunge.

Another big decision in a key moment goes in favor of LiVARpool. Klopp has assembled a hell of a team but it is an undeniable fact that plenty of vital decisions in key moments have gone Liverpool’s way this season in the PL.

America USA wrote:Robertson should’ve been red carded for that tackle on Tanganga but nothing happened despite VAR. Aubameyang got a red from VAR review (correctly) in the Arsenal Palace game for a similar lunge.

Another big decision in a key moment goes in favor of LiVARpool. Klopp has assembled a hell of a team but it is an undeniable fact that plenty of vital decisions in key moments have gone Liverpool’s way this season in the PL.

Don't forget the ones that went against them.

Anyways, var is a fraud

Someone said well few weeks ago in England about VAR - it converted the main referee into an assistant referee. They look worse than ever before.

All key decisions have been switched to VAR room to decide penalties, red cards, offsides...

MUTU wrote:That's how it should be IMO. I've been asking for this for decades.

No it shouldn't be like this. This is not football anymore but a video game

In a perfect world, the referee shouldn't even be on the pitch. There should be a monitoring team who sees everything from every angle in real-time to always make the objectively correct decision. Also either throw in a chip in player's brains to accurately read handball / foul intentions, or change that stupid law that requires a subjective interpretation of intention in the first place.

The VAR technology isn't perfect right now, and the processes around it even worse. This has arguably made refereeing with VAR worse than without VAR, but it's only a short-term cost for progress.