Did Klopp say that the drew the wrong lines? Sounded like he had that confirmed at HT in his interview after the match.
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Chris Kavanagh was a disgrace today as referee. Two clear handballs in the Palace penalty area not given. This is the same referee who failed to give an obvious penalty for handball against Fulham in the FA Cup last season, before VAR intervened. Today, Kavanagh gave Palace every 50/50 decision, as well.
Confirmed from who? There isn’t supposed to be any contact between match officials and players/staff at half time.
Redknapp and co on Sky saying Jones' red was harsh. None of this sentiment when Casemiro got sent off against Palace last year and his wasn't as bad.
A lot of people did when it was casemiro to be fair. I was annoyed, no argument, thought there was very little force in the contact but I think i was relatively ok with the decision. I think its the kind of thing they should be harsh on above all other stuffLet's agree to disagree. Though I remain convinced that you'd be saying the opposite if it had been against United player
Didn't the linesman put his flag up before the ball hit the net? If so, VAR cant over rule it. I presume that's why they didn't draw the lines.
Error confirmed
Wow
Neville pretty much saying it’s corrupt as feck. The commentary have VAR and can hear the conversations and they passed it off in seconds
Wow
Neville pretty much saying it’s corrupt as feck. The commentary have VAR and can hear the conversations and they passed it off in seconds
I know, it just sounded that way when he talked. He said something like ” and then at half time you hear that then drew the wrong lines”
Gary Neville is so annoying, just shut the feck up and let her read the statement.
Here we go again.
I thought that Diaz goal was onside.
I thought that Diaz goal was onside.
i guarantee the refs will be dropped for the next weekends games
What a joke.
Even a pleb like me saw it was onside.
Even a pleb like me saw it was onside.
No, its when the ref blows the whistle i think they cant over over rule it, because then the play is stopped before the goal is actually scored. The play still goes on even of the linesman flags if the ref dont whistle.
Dermot Gallagher will say it was offside.
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VAR forgot to intervene bloody hell 
VAR should go back a review a few this season and double check.
Garnacho's one for us and others.
They can't even lie about not checking it, as Neville confirmed the VAR said check complete and they have access to the comms.
Garnacho's one for us and others.
They can't even lie about not checking it, as Neville confirmed the VAR said check complete and they have access to the comms.
Nah he’s bang on
Im certain the Garnacho one was onside and people thought ETH was crazy for suggesting they used the wrong camera angle
In the balance of fairness I have to say that seems the worst VAR decision I've ever seen. Obviously delighted but I have to point that out
Although we won't be laughing when they have everything go their way for the foreseeable.
Hahahahahahaha
If that's the case, then it's the worst VAR offside I've ever seen.
Nah, Fabinho utterly nailing someone high with his studs and getting away without a red was.
That is genuinely embarrassing. How have they "forgotten" to intervene? That's literally their fecking job?
Where are they drawing them? to the eye you could see it was onside.
Not sure if that is worse than actually intervening and drawing the lines in the wrong place like they did with garnacho’s goalVAR forgot to intervene bloody hell
You have to question the entire technology at this point.
Is this the quickest they’ve ever came out and admitted a mistake? I wonder why.
will always be the guy who only gave Ben Thatcher a yellow
You could even see from international space station that he was onside.
This is not the first time. What I hate most is that you never see this kind of statements when it is about us. It is just brushed under the carpet.
the Onana non penalty at Old Trafford?
VAR as technology is not the issue, its the people applying it.
We have just added a new layer of human decision making.
They're winning the league after this. They won't get a single decision go against for the rest of the season now.
I'm just jealous, to be honest. They get a decision against them and it's like a loved one has been assaulted. There is ferocious backlash from fans, their puppets in the media, the manager, the players.
We get decisions against us and it's just a collective tut from fans, the manager and players.
I'm just jealous, to be honest. They get a decision against them and it's like a loved one has been assaulted. There is ferocious backlash from fans, their puppets in the media, the manager, the players.
We get decisions against us and it's just a collective tut from fans, the manager and players.
Unless everything can be as accurate as the goal line technology then it's not going to work.
They've tried it, and now it's time for someone with some big balls to admit it hasn't worked and scrap it.
They've tried it, and now it's time for someone with some big balls to admit it hasn't worked and scrap it.
Makes sense.
So no lines, not because the technology fecked up...they just didn't check?!
Why is the VAR tech in Epl so much worse than the one used in the world cup.
It is yes, i agree.
Its just mind boggling isn’t it
Neville said it’s been off all season, the camera angles everything aren’t right. He can hear the VAR discussion through his headset and they just passed the incident up in seconds
Remember when ETH said the Garnacho was onside and the camera angle was wrong? people thought he was insane…..
Did PGMOL issue any statements for the numerous incorrect decisions against us this season?