Amorin has admitted the goal was offside, didn't expect that.

 

VAR was never the problem and will never be a problem. It's actually one of the better things that has happened to this sport lately. The problem are the biased refs.

Why am I not calling them stupid or incompetent, but biased? Because one of my friends is a ref himself in the Romanian league. There is an unwritten rule in the world of refs since VAR came in (and I mean all the leagues in the world of football) that they (refs) should help each other and should not "snitch" during live matches and make themselves look bad, thus get lower league matches later.

What do I mean by that? The VAR refs must intervene and tell the main official he is wrong only if there is a major decision to be taken, some blatant stuff going on, otherwise they must protect him at all costs and never disagree with his decisions on the pitch, not to make him look bad. And then the roles change next matches, too, when the VAR guys will be on the pitch officiating matches and the other ones will take their place in the VAR booth.

VAR is a perfectly working system ruined by corrupt refs.

Leyton Orient 1-0 City

It seems like Bernardo Silva plays every match for City and runs up and down the pitch constantly. Insane fitness and hasn’t lost his legs at all given his age. 

Lampards Coventry getting smashed 

4 hours ago, petre ispirescu said:

VAR was never the problem and will never be a problem. It's actually one of the better things that has happened to this sport lately. The problem are the biased refs.

Why am I not calling them stupid or incompetent, but biased? Because one of my friends is a ref himself in the Romanian league. There is an unwritten rule in the world of refs since VAR came in (and I mean all the leagues in the world of football) that they (refs) should help each other and should not "snitch" during live matches and make themselves look bad, thus get lower league matches later.

What do I mean by that? The VAR refs must intervene and tell the main official he is wrong only if there is a major decision to be taken, some blatant stuff going on, otherwise they must protect him at all costs and never disagree with his decisions on the pitch, not to make him look bad. And then the roles change next matches, too, when the VAR guys will be on the pitch officiating matches and the other ones will take their place in the VAR booth.

VAR is a perfectly working system ruined by corrupt refs.

I've always said VAR is actually a sound idea.

When semi-automated FINALLY gets introduced in England it will be even better (especially to the people who currently hate it).

The problem is how it is run in this country.

We have the worst set of refs I can ever remember.

Think of International matches or European competitions like the Champions League etc.. and then compare it to EPL matches and you'll find where the problem lies.

How does Harvey Elliot have the audacity to appeal there? Lmao

Plymouth 1-0 up.

Interesting to see where Liverpool might be if they have two or three injuries to their key players.

Bottom of the Championship by the look of it LOL

So much for the media’s champions winning the quadruple 

Look how much energy Plymouth and yesterday Orient put in compared to our shambles yesterday 

8 minutes ago, Sexyfootball said:

Interesting to see where Liverpool might be if they have two or three injuries to their key players.

Bottom of the Championship by the look of it LOL

Don’t worry stick with the yes man and we could be down there the way its going

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So f**king bent, 9 mins injury time

16 minutes ago, POCH OUT said:

So much for the media’s champions winning the quadruple 

Well, that was certainly the case. Hopefully not now. f**king hell this game is NEVER going to end until Liverpool win 

9 minutes added on for a game with no VAR is a f**king joke.

YES !

What a result!

Over, LIVERPOOL GONE

Liverpool out. Well played, Plymouth.

Whats the odds Plymouth draw Brighton

Slott disrespected Plymouth and got what he deserved, biggest upset since Wigan beat City in cup final?

That's almost a shame. In the sense that our owners will probably now chalk up our defeat at Brighton as "one of those things that happens in the FA Cup ... look at Liverpool!"

Maybe we should have signed Katic, old fashioned defender 

BBC not impressed enough to make this the lead story for the day ... LMAO

1 minute ago, Sexyfootball said:

BBC not impressed enough to make this the lead story for the day ... LMAO

Just about sums the BBC up - biggest upset in the FA Cup for a long time!

Maybe we should try and sign that boy Plymouth have got in goal he made a couple of cracking saves at the end 😁

5 minutes ago, Sexyfootball said:

That's almost a shame. In the sense that our owners will probably now chalk up our defeat at Brighton as "one of those things that happens in the FA Cup ... look at Liverpool!"

Yep, perfect result for the Chelsea Distraction team. Happy Monday, they haven't got to magic up another unknown Brazilian 16 year old to "link" us to.