VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Wed Sep 05, 2018 7:49 pm
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/ ... his-season
The Premier League will trial VAR at 15 matches this season – starting after the international break, Sky Sports News understands.
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) aim to prove the system is fit for purpose before presenting its findings to Premier League shareholders next year, with the aim of fully introducing it from next season.
The first trial will take place for five 3pm kick-offs on September 15 to see if the VAR hub at Stockley Park, near Heathrow, can cope with decisions arising from multiple matches.
The Premier League will trial VAR at 15 matches this season – starting after the international break, Sky Sports News understands.
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) aim to prove the system is fit for purpose before presenting its findings to Premier League shareholders next year, with the aim of fully introducing it from next season.
The first trial will take place for five 3pm kick-offs on September 15 to see if the VAR hub at Stockley Park, near Heathrow, can cope with decisions arising from multiple matches.
Re: VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Thu Sep 06, 2018 6:31 am
I predict a penalty to us for grappling with Morrison 
Re: VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Thu Sep 06, 2018 8:25 am
fred keenor wrote:I predict a penalty to us for grappling with Morrison
At bloody last!! He seems to get it every game!
Although, having watched the pundits moan about the same thing happening to Kane through the World Cup, what's to bet that "it's just part of the game" when they analyse us?!
Re: VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Thu Sep 06, 2018 10:23 am
,jimmy_rat wrote:fred keenor wrote:I predict a penalty to us for grappling with Morrison
At bloody last!! He seems to get it every game!
Although, having watched the pundits moan about the same thing happening to Kane through the World Cup, what's to bet that "it's just part of the game" when they analyse us?!
Well let's hope refs are consistent but other night pundits dissagreed at what was a pen or not, and same thing 2 different incidents one was a pen other wasn't according the them. Var decisions are subjective by ref so what's different to ref making decisions now?
Re: VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Thu Sep 06, 2018 10:35 am
Good.
A shame that it wasn't used last time we were there and Eto'o kicked the ball when Marshall bounced it (ie still in possession of the ball) and the idiot ref, who wasn't even looking at the incident, gave the goal.
A shame that it wasn't used last time we were there and Eto'o kicked the ball when Marshall bounced it (ie still in possession of the ball) and the idiot ref, who wasn't even looking at the incident, gave the goal.
Re: VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Thu Sep 06, 2018 11:04 am
By now we'd have had three penalties for, two against and at least one player sent off.
On the whole though, it's better if the outcomes reflect the actual events in play and it'll be good if people stop impeding Sean Morrison all the time, which referees currently think is quite okay.
On the whole though, it's better if the outcomes reflect the actual events in play and it'll be good if people stop impeding Sean Morrison all the time, which referees currently think is quite okay.
Re: VAR trial at Chelsea game...
Thu Sep 06, 2018 7:39 pm
Mustafi was bear-hugging Morrison in the arsenal Game