That was never a pen. Still pretty silly from Dendoncker.
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Might of known it would be this cretin on VAR duty’s after that penalty wasn’t given.
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Yes. There would be no question. The explanation would be: "Wolves defender made a mistake, and lunged in uncontrollably trying to rectify it and caught Williams to prevent a clear chance on goal." Yellow card. They give these types of explanations sometimes and sometimes they don't, it is hilarious.
They must think every situation in football is insanely different and only they can judge the complexities of each a tackle in football fairly with their unique talent and trained eye. Nope, just biased and inconsistent.
How can it both be silly from Deondocker and not be a penalty? If he wasn't late he wouldn't be silly would he? Did he touch the ball? Did he not foul a man in the penalty box?
I got a warning for this
state of this siteI said our performance was aids the other day and the post was removed, so wishing it on someone will certainly evoke the powers that beI got a warning for this
Quality control
MadnessI said our performance was aids the other day and the post was removed, so wishing it on someone will certainly evoke the powers that be
i still hope he gets it 
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Madness that you still don't think you were wrongMadness
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He shouldn't be sticking a leg out there at all. Players often make a second mistake to cover their first one when they shouldn't. Giving a penalty would have been laughable though. That was more a dive than a foul.
Do you not see the disparity in your logic? He did stick out a leg, he caught Williams. How on earth is that a dive? No possible way for Williams to keep his feet on the ground after his acceleration used to win the ball. Or are you one of those who thinks strong slow players should be awarded by hurting quick skilful ones? By the rules of the game, that is a clear penalty, no two ways about it.
Rightfully so.I got a warning for this
So many smiley/laughing emoji's, and yet I doubt any of you are actually laughing. The level passive aggression here is embarrassing.
I reckon he was actually drooling and that’s why he posted that smilie.
I was yeah.
Needs to be sacked.
Can anyone name a referee who has been dropped due to their performances? I can remember controversial decisions or off pitch actions seeing them out on championship duty for a couple of weeks before picking up low profile EPL games again but the can’t think of a single referee who has been held accountable for their performances.
I wonder what happens if that’s pogba that tries the dummy in his own box and gets caught out, sticks a leg out and catches the man?
I’m pretty certain the narrative is different in the refs mind, in the var room and also in the analysis on TV. How can this be right ?
I’m pretty certain the narrative is different in the refs mind, in the var room and also in the analysis on TV. How can this be right ?
I'm too lazy to google but I've seen lots of comments from the retired referees themselves how they've got suspended or sent to officiate lower league's games. A match official evaluates their performance after each game and they have a rating system; if a referee had made a series of blunders, he's unlikely to get a bigger game, or he's going to be made a referee's assistant for the next games etc. They never publish this information as they want as little pressure from the outside world on them as possible, but a motivated person can analyse the stats and give us the full picture.
Take a look at the "referees' assessment" paragraph in this book if you're interested.
As a minumum he should have told the ref to look at that penalty appeal again on pitchside monitor.
Mike Riley doesn't want our refs doing that because he's an idiot so they won't do it
Last night was another example of how corrupt against United this c*nt is.
Michael Oliver the first English ref to go over to the VAR monitor, then sent off the Palace captain, rightly, for an incident against Derby
Probably not his fault tonight but he's still a cnut. Maybe he could have checked with VAR?
that's not how it works, refs can't ask to see a reply they need to be told to check a decision
I disagree. I reckon the daft cnut forgot to turn his watch on
For the disallowed goal? No the watch told him it hadn’t crossed the line.
how the duck it came to that decision when it was 2” over the line I don’t know. Must have forgot to turn it back on after the lockdown
He wouldnt need to check with VAR because its not a VAR issue.
If the ball was over the line, his watch would have vibrated. That said, it quite clearly looked as if the ball was over the line, so God knows what's gone on there. Maybe his watch wasn't on?
Find it interesting they haven't showed it from a birds eye view like they normally do.
they apparently never tested the system with someones arms wrapped around the ball like in this scenario
Maybe they accidentally installed the Anfield technology at Villa Park?
VAR could have stepped in but didn't, why is the question?
Oh ok, wow!
Scousers probably sold it, it’s done the job for them now