Tottenham (A) - Sat 30th Sep 2023 (5:30pm)

[joe_fishfish]

Just now, Scott_M said:

I’d laugh if we were given Tierney on Sunday. 

Will probably be Simon Hooper again knowing PGMOL

[Scott_M]

8 minutes ago, joe_fishfish said:

Will probably be Simon Hooper again knowing PGMOL

Tierney ref, Hooper VAR, Coote 4th official, Hatzidakis running one of the lines. 

[JustTosh]

My bet is Tierney with Taylor VAR

 

[Creator Supreme]

Just been reading some of the Have Your Say comments on the BBC, Spurs fans are really smelling themselves after the last 2 results.

[Harry's Lad]

1 minute ago, Creator Supreme said:

Just been reading some of the Have Your Say comments on the BBC, Spurs fans are really smelling themselves after the last 2 results.

The stench be of shit must be overwhelming.

[Scott_M]

I wonder if we’ll appeal the Jones red card. 
 

Given the refs first view is off that still, I think we could make a case for decision to have been compromised. 
 

I bet in the ear piece England played Hooper Janet Leigh’s scream from 'Psycho' on repeat…

 

 

 

[TheHowieLama]

1 hour ago, an tha said:

It is as clear as day...

 

The graphics are simply titled differently based on the sort of check being carried out....

 

Check for goal not disallowed by on field officials:

 

 

Check for goal disallowed by on field officials:

 

 

 

This clearly discredits the supposed excuse.....

 

I genuinely don't know how it works but I doubt the VAR officials put up graphics on the broadcast. Would assume that would be the production team.

[an tha]

Dermot Gallagher on sky when asked about LFC's conments about integrity....

 

"I don't know what that even means".....

 

You don't fucking say, Dermot....

[DaveT]

37 minutes ago, Scott_M said:

I’d laugh if we were given Tierney on Sunday. 

Haven’t you heard? Web’s coming out of retirement for this one.

[an tha]

2 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

I genuinely don't know how it works but I doubt the VAR officials put up graphics on the broadcast. Would assume that would be the production team.

It comes from their screens - that is why we see lines and the red and green when decision is made. We see what they are using - so based on that they knew clearly that they were checking a goal that had been disallowed by on field officials.

 

[Tenfolder]

18 minutes ago, Creator Supreme said:

Just been reading some of the Have Your Say comments on the BBC, Spurs fans are really smelling themselves after the last 2 results.

 

Come on, dont you realise they were the real hard done by party in all this, the media didn't give them enough attention for their greatest victory ever and all the talk was about Liverpool!

Anyway hopefully they continue to smell themselves until they finally get knocked down a peg or two(unfortunately unlikely until the end of November looking at their fixture list).

[BeefStroganoff]

25 minutes ago, Creator Supreme said:

Just been reading some of the Have Your Say comments on the BBC, Spurs fans are really smelling themselves after the last 2 results.

They are perennial, serial and historic losers, its to be expected.

 

They will take anything for a bit of success.

[El Rojo]

I'm not that arsed about Spurs and their reactions or any of the rest of it. Let them enjoy their little moment. 

 

We'll batter them at Anfield but hopefully they'll take points off Man City. 

[TheHowieLama]

24 minutes ago, an tha said:

It comes from their screens - that is why we see lines and the red and green when decision is made. We see what they are using - so based on that they knew clearly that they were checking a goal that had been disallowed by on field officials.

 

 

I know the replay is from their screens, I am not sure the graphic is. Some saying they do not create that and do not see it.

[Anubis]

Echo saying the club have been fined £25k for ill-discipline during the game.

 

I’d get it in pennies and drop it off at FA HQ.

[Poor Scouser T]

3 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Echo saying the club have been fined £25k for ill-discipline during the game.

 

I’d get it in pennies and drop it off at FA HQ.

I'd tell them to get to fuck.

[an tha]

4 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

I know the replay is from their screens, I am not sure the graphic is. Some saying they do not create that and do not see it.

They have to see it and the graphic has to be same as their screens as that is what the lines are drawn on that we see and we even see lines movinh and we see the lines going on and then the green or red for on or off.

 

I can't see how it could be any different at all.

[an tha]

This Goldbridge may be a bit of a whopper, but he is dead on here....

 

 

[TheHowieLama]

1 minute ago, an tha said:

They have to see it and the graphic has to be same as their screens as that is what the lines are drawn on that we see and we even see lines movinh and we see the lines going on and then the green or red for on or off.

 

I can't see how it could be any different at all.

 

Why? If anything they would just be looking at the replays - not having a TV graphic taking up part of the screen they are reviewing, that doesn't make sense. Yes, we do see their screen with the lines.

[TheHowieLama]

1 hour ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

Mac Allister was fucking stupid there, because one of the other team had been booked for it just a few minutes earlier.

 

 

Someone was booked for the same in the earlier round of games as well.

Since then though, not much - think they may have given up on that.

[an tha]

15 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

Why? If anything they would just be looking at the replays - not having a TV graphic taking up part of the screen they are reviewing, that doesn't make sense. Yes, we do see their screen with the lines.

I think you are misunderstanding the point here.

 

We clearly see what they are using and the same language is even used in the ground where they have big screens.

 

You see it "Checking Goal - Possible Offside"....."Checking Disallowed Goal - Offside"

 

Those screens are clearly accessed by the operatives based on what they are checking - the VAR operative will have called up that screen and when he did that screen will have clearly stated on it what he was checking which was a "Disallowed Goal - Offside".

 

If for some mad reason the above is not case then it is beyond crazy - surely step 1 is everyone has to know what is being checked....

 

It is mind boggling to think that they wouldn't be aware that it was disallowed on field - it was flashed up on scoreboard - they must see the reaction of players etc too...it just beggars belief.

[TheHowieLama]

1 minute ago, an tha said:

I think you are misunderstanding the point here.

 

We clearly see what they are using and the same language is even used in the ground where they have big screens.

 

You see it "Checking Goal - Possible Offside"....."Checking Disallowed Goal - Offside"

 

Those screens are clearly accessed by the operatives based on what they are checking - the VAR operative will have called up that screen and when he did that screen will have clearly stated on it what he was checking which was a "Disallowed Goal - Offside".

 

If you say so. Not sure they are calling up different screens at will - logically they would have the raw game feed (no commentators, no extra graphics, no views of the crowd etc), not the TV feed.

 

That does not excuse the error. It would be a good question to pose.

 

[an tha]

6 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

If you say so. Not sure they are calling up different screens at will - logically they would have the raw game feed (no commentators, no extra graphics, no views of the crowd etc), not the TV feed.

 

That does not excuse the error. It would be a good question to pose.

 

I suppose we will find out - but surely step 1 is they have to know what they are checking and everyone has to agree what the check is before it takes place....what better way than it to clearly state it like what we all see...

 

 

I find it hard to believe that is not case and if it isn't then it needs to be made so now so this can never happen again.

 

Useless cunts.

[Scooby Dudek]

4 minutes ago, an tha said:

I suppose we will find out - but surely step 1 is they have to know what they are checking and everyone has to agree what the check is before it takes place....what better way than it to clearly state it like what we all see...

 

 

I find it hard to believe that is not case and if it isn't then it needs to be made so now so this can never happen again.

 

Useless cunts.

This guy reckons not

 

 

 

[TheHowieLama]

2 hours ago, Scott_M said:

The referee clearly realises the mistake pretty quickly after the restart, puts his whistle to his lips  and decides to do nothing to correct it.

 

 

Gallagher has said after the match that VAR didn't tell Hooper until halftime - whether that is true or not - who knows.

The audio would explain it though..