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Everything posted by Sutton_blows_goats
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Terrible decision and never a red no matter how many times you watch it.
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Obviously there needs to be an auditable transparent process that is clear for everyone. The issue on Saturday was not VAR. The issue was with Collum making a decision that was clearly incorrect and the lack of transparency around how Collum came to this decision and why Walsh was not given an opportunity to re-review. The audio and decision making transparency where ever VAR is would probably be far more 'honest' if an official from each club was present to observe all decision making process. They would'nt be able to intervene or communicate with the VAR officials. Just observe and audit the process. A bit like in the movies where a police suspect is being interrogated and there are detectives standing behind a pane of glass observing. Its the secrecy that's the issue for me with this. Collum didnt think it was a handball, ok I can accept that, he is a terrible ref. What I cant accept is that we dont know or cannot prove it wasnt checked by someone else and why the possible offside was even mentioned nearly 40 minutes later as a skin saving exercise because we all know the possible offside its irrelevant.
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I think it needs to be simplified and have the 3 review rule like in tennis. Forget about these offside by a fingernail things over examining every goal to see if someone farted during the build up. Only review incidents after a manager or captain request - will reduce the amount of VAR stoppages. The hand ball and offside rules need to be changed in general. Offside should go to daylight between attacker and defender before being offside and handball should be intentional only. It wont be perfect and there will still be mistakes but it would hopefully be less. Also its a bit stupid implementing VAR but not goal line decision technology.
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The new trend of ripping socks
Sutton_blows_goats replied to Fa1833's topic in General Football Chat
I think the grip socks help prevent blisters and ankle rolling. Still not sure why they cut the feet off the football tube socks and then overlay them and cut the holes at the calves. Must be to stop them slipping and moving about. -
Think you jinxed it
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The new trend of ripping socks
Sutton_blows_goats replied to Fa1833's topic in General Football Chat
Its a bit odd, as i understand the compression of the sock at the back of the calf helps prevent muscle fatigue and thus cutting it to release the compression would stop that? Also i think they all wear 'grip socks' under their football socks which are bascially just tubes as they cut the feet off them (to complicate matters more) -
But we don’t play against similar quality in domestic competition. So not sure it’s a valid comparison. The level of our players should be far higher than the opposition most weeks. Like today the striker we were up against was probably working part time in B&M to supplement his wage while playing in the Vauxhall conference league a few years previously. Soutter would have been rusty today by not playing recently and Goldson actually looked like he was paranoid about being caught out like he was for the second parkhead the way he kept stepping up.
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Philippe Clément - a remarkable first 79 days
Sutton_blows_goats replied to Bill's topic in Rangers Chat
No one seen this run of results coming. Incredible work. Even with the result a few days back I think is any of us were offered this when Beale was sacked we would have taken it. No one would have believed this to be possible.