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2 minutes ago, Craig said:

 

Which under the guidelines of VAR he is obliged to do!

 

Only if there is a clear and obvious error, which there wasn't, ergo VAR was obliged to do nothing.

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1 minute ago, Craig said:

 

Which under the guidelines of VAR he is obliged to do!

 

Um, you sure about that. Isn't it the VAR referee's job to deem whether the incident needs review and that's why they check stuff and dismiss it without the on field referee ever having to go review.

Sorry mate, you are wrong in this instance.

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1 minute ago, sammynb said:

 

Um, you sure about that. Isn't it the VAR referee's job to deem whether the incident needs review and that's why they check stuff and dismiss it without the on field referee ever having to go review.

Sorry mate, you are wrong in this instance.

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4 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

So we get a few more minutes added on yeh?

 

Only if you're amongst the 'big 6' and have had your manager wildly gesticulating down the sidelines.

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3 minutes ago, Ayatollah Hermione said:


What’s he obliged to do like? Look for fouls where there are none? Have a fundamental lack of understanding about the sport he’s overseeing? 

 

A goal was scored when the goalkeeper was taken out (who by is immaterial). It's a slam dunk VAR review. The final decision of which rests with the on-field ref. I'm not denying we've been fucked over, but it's the guy on the pitch we need to be venting our fury towards, Mason has done want he is obliged to do as a VAR official.

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1 minute ago, Craig said:

 

A goal was scored when the goalkeeper was taken out (who by is immaterial). It's a slam dunk VAR review. The final decision of which rests with the on-field ref. I'm not denying we've been fucked over, but it's the guy on the pitch we need to be venting our fury towards, Mason has done want he is obliged to do as a VAR official.

So its the onfield ref that denied that goal?

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4 minutes ago, sammynb said:

 

Um, you sure about that. Isn't it the VAR referee's job to deem whether the incident needs review and that's why they check stuff and dismiss it without the on field referee ever having to go review.

Sorry mate, you are wrong in this instance.

 

Actually Sammy, it's you who is completely wrong and clearly don't understand how VAR operates. Goals scored with any element of doubt over its validity is, under current guidelines,  always passed to the on-field referee for final review. Same happened at Wolves where their goal was chalked off. 

 

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1 minute ago, Craig said:

 

A goal was scored when the goalkeeper was taken out (who by is immaterial). It's a slam dunk VAR review. The final decision of which rests with the on-field ref. I'm not denying we've been fucked over, but it's the guy on the pitch we need to be venting our fury towards, Mason has done want he is obliged to do as a VAR official.


He’s not obliged to send it down to the on field ref, that’s what we’re saying. The FA should have banned you for life. ;) 

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1 minute ago, Craig said:

 

A goal was scored when the goalkeeper was taken out (who by is immaterial). It's a slam dunk VAR review. The final decision of which rests with the on-field ref. I'm not denying we've been fucked over, but it's the guy on the pitch we need to be venting our fury towards, Mason has done want he is obliged to do as a VAR official.


No, he doesn’t have to send him to the monitor at all, man :lol: if he looks at that replay, he sees the collision is caused by a Palace player pushing a Newcastle player in the back

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1 minute ago, ewerk said:


He’s not obliged to send it down to the on field ref, that’s what we’re saying. The FA should have banned you for life. ;) 

 

Just now, Ayatollah Hermione said:


No, he doesn’t have to send him to the monitor at all, man :lol: if he looks at that replay, he sees the collision is caused by a Palace player pushing a Newcastle player in the back

 

Clear that many of you don't understand how VAR works. Goal scored whilst GK is taken out = automatic review. Good day to you all :smile:

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