I agree they have definitely had dubious decisions in their favour. It’s annoying.
They look fine to me.
The blue line isnt perpendicular with the grass lineWas onside
It's surprising, he's been in England for 8 years and he's been the best striker of the most successful team of that period.
Fair enough.. Was onside.Was onside
Why aren't they parallel to the 18 yard line then
Absolutely now way of knowing that. Injuries, players losing form, getting tired etc. Things can turn very quickly.
So why have they checked every offside like that all season then for this game it hasn’t been used. We weren’t shown a replay, we have had one look at it with one line, not with the VAR lines. They have drawn the line completely wrong, reminds me of the Mata one against Huddersfield.
It's not supposed to look parallel from the camera angle.
Never? He has to score today in that case
It isn't supposed to look parallel from that angle.. It can't.
Yeah, poor Sky. They’ve been desperate for Liverpool to win it for years, now it’s happening it’s going to be a boring precession. Feck the lot of them tbh.
You can clearly see the slither of dark grass gets narrow if you follow it from the bottom to the top of the screen. The blue line should also be parallel to the 18 yard line surely
Considering the form Sterling's been in, I'd say he's limited him fairly well. Ruffled his feathers with that little push to the back into the hoardings (a la Williams earlier) which isn't the most gentlemanly conduct to say the least, but it's effective. It's hard to be too critical of defenders when there's this much quality.
You need to look again
So on what basis are these lines drawn ? I mean it's not even parallel to the grass lines.
Yeah I have no idea what he's on about
Its not parallel with the box ?
It's one thing dropping it in now and then but they're mentioning it nearly every time he touches the ball, and not for the first time in this fixture, last year they even put the stats up when he was getting subbed, it's ridiculous.
That’s what you suffer from when talking about Liverpool
Just because it's been used in the past incorrectly according to the letter of the law doesn't mean it should always be used incorrectly. There's obviously some consistency issues with the arbitering of VAR use but as it turns out on this occassion it wouldn't have made a difference either way, he was onside.
At this point I don't even know if you could draw any conclusions from a for/against table anyway.
Yes. Me, the real madrid fan. Definitely not the United fans on here
Or an incompetent intern drew the line in the wrong place.
That makes no sense whatsoever.
I wouldn't write this City team off just yet. They have more than enough abiklity within them to turn this game around, and they often play better in the second half.
