LiVARpool strike again

[Monk]

How in the world of pigs pudding wasn't the handball by Trent - now tell me the premier league ain't corrupt.

On the flip side it was against Leeds - they were due one at least

 

[Scallywolf]

How in the world of pigs pudding wasn't the handball by Trent - now tell me the premier league ain't corrupt.

On the flip side it was against Leeds - they were due one at least

Apparently the offence was too far back to affect the goal.

2 passes later LiVARpool scored.

Nuts decision. Totally Nuts!

 

[Sussex Wolf]

And later, VAR takes an age to try and find a way to overturn the onfield offside decision.

 

[lobodelsur]

Seems Tony Harrington is now the dedicated VAR man - he's done Sat, Sun and Mon games this w/e.

 

[SE10 Wolf]

Apparently the offence was too far back to affect the goal.

2 passes later LiVARpool scored.

Nuts decision. Totally Nuts!

Didn’t they say VVD’s handball wasn’t “material” when allowing their goal against us a few seasons ago? Thinks that was two passes before the goal as well. Hurrumph.

 

[Mile End Wanderer]

Big clubs get big decisions have they forgot Wolves are pioneers of European football?!

 

[SE10 Wolf]

Big clubs get big decisions have they forgot Wolves are pioneers of European football?!

Football only started with the Premier League remember. Before that there was just Charlton Heston and some talking apes...

 

[Sussex Wolf]

Seems Tony Harrington is now the dedicated VAR man - he's done Sat, Sun and Mon games this w/e.

Oh joy, an expert incompetent!

 

[kidder_wolf_II]

If it was an accidental handball ie the ball bounced up and hit him on the arm then it’s the correct decision as VAR can only rule it out when it’s the goalscorer who handles the ball

However it appeared Trent moves his arm towards the ball which in turn helps him get passed the Leeds player. Surely this would be considered a foul similar to actually fouling the Leeds player.

 

[SingYourHeartsOut]

Football only started with the Premier League remember. Before that there was just Charlton Heston and some talking apes...

I think that's historically inaccurate. The talking apes are in the future, they grow from a small band that learn how to destabilise humanity from a base in West London known as Stockley Park.

 

[Scallywolf]

Big clubs get big decisions have they forgot Wolves are pioneers of European football?!

Next to Brighton, we are also pioneers of wrongful VAR decisions as well MEW!

 

[Perton Wolf]

Don't care in this instance, **** Leeds and up the Wolves

 

[Welford Wolf]

Yes it helps us, but it was another shocker from VAR, and we all know in the modern game the first goal is the most important

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

It’s a ridiculous decision.

But not as absurd as how long it took them to rule out a completely obvious offside.

Joke.

 

[dennison11]

Its OK though. PGMOL will apologise to Leeds and everything will be rosy and nothing will change

 

[Werewolf of Wombourne]

Football only started with the Premier League remember. Before that there was just Charlton Heston and some talking apes...

Sometimes I feel like emulating Charlton Heston at the end by falling to my knees outside Stockley Park and screaming 'You maniacs! You blew it up! Damn you, Goddamn you all to hell!"

 

[old wittonian]

This is now beyond a joke. Apologies are totally unacceptable. Heads need to roll now.
They are bringing the game into disrepute.

 

[Bacon Sandwich]

Every single one of us that has played football at any level has done what TTA did last night. The ball bounces up, you instinctively move your elbow/arm, knock it forward so you can control it, hope you get away with it.

Last night it was absolutely, 100% handball. As @old wittonian says above, PGMOL are now bringing the game into disrepute

 

[Wolowolf6]

About 10 minutes before Liverpool scored their *ahem - entirely uncontroversial and legitimate opener*, there was a VVD push on a Leeds attacker just as he was about to shoot in the Liverpool box. Leeds attacker was clearly knocked off his stride - and ultimately his feet - and the ball skews into the crowd.

I thought this would also have been seriously looked at as a potential penalty but no-one seemed that bothered.

 

[Sammy Chungs Tracksuit]

Didn’t they say VVD’s handball wasn’t “material” when allowing their goal against us a few seasons ago? Thinks that was two passes before the goal as well. Hurrumph.

Same game that Jonny's toenail was deemed offside 2 passes before the Neto goal was ruled out