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Wolves v Sevilla
« on: Tue 11 Aug 2020 21:23 »
It appears the continental VARS are no more competent than ours

Video Assistant Referee: Irrati
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Guida

Penalty to Woves, the replays show the keeper who saves the penalty has both feet just in front of the line at the point of contact.

It rebounds to a Sevilla player who definitely was encroaching (amongst others) and he clears the ball.

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Re: Wolves v Sevilla
« Reply #1 on: Tue 11 Aug 2020 22:01 »
Wolves have only themselves to blame for tonight's result. They continued on from where they left off in the PL with constant moaning about every decision instead of getting on with the game and playing football.
We had a referee who ignored players of both sides constantly falling over at the slightest touch and told them to get on with the game.

I honestly don't know why Wolves employed the tactics they did because they just never threatened at all, apart from the penalty.
It was a poor performance by Wolves and they got what they deserved, sadly!
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Re: Wolves v Sevilla
« Reply #2 on: Tue 11 Aug 2020 22:34 »
It appears the continental VARS are no more competent than ours

Video Assistant Referee: Irrati
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Guida

Penalty to Woves, the replays show the keeper who saves the penalty has both feet just in front of the line at the point of contact.

It rebounds to a Sevilla player who definitely was encroaching (amongst others) and he clears the ball.

Don't agree on the keeper, his feet were over the line but that is allowed.  All he needs to have is part of one foot still overhanging the line, and if his trailing foot was over we are talking millimetres.

It should have been retaken though as the defender that got to the ball first was very clearly encroaching before the ball was kicked.
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Re: Wolves v Sevilla
« Reply #3 on: Tue 11 Aug 2020 23:00 »
It appears the continental VARS are no more competent than ours

Video Assistant Referee: Irrati
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Guida

Penalty to Woves, the replays show the keeper who saves the penalty has both feet just in front of the line at the point of contact.

It rebounds to a Sevilla player who definitely was encroaching (amongst others) and he clears the ball.

Don't agree on the keeper, his feet were over the line but that is allowed.  All he needs to have is part of one foot still overhanging the line, and if his trailing foot was over we are talking millimetres.

It should have been retaken though as the defender that got to the ball first was very clearly encroaching before the ball was kicked.

I would mention VAR always being correct, however, I have been forbidden so I won't!  ;D
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Re: Wolves v Sevilla
« Reply #4 on: Wed 12 Aug 2020 00:11 »
It appears the continental VARS are no more competent than ours

Video Assistant Referee: Irrati
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Guida

Penalty to Woves, the replays show the keeper who saves the penalty has both feet just in front of the line at the point of contact.

It rebounds to a Sevilla player who definitely was encroaching (amongst others) and he clears the ball.

Don't agree on the keeper, his feet were over the line but that is allowed.  All he needs to have is part of one foot still overhanging the line, and if his trailing foot was over we are talking millimetres.

It should have been retaken though as the defender that got to the ball first was very clearly encroaching before the ball was kicked.

Millimetres don't impact on offside decisions so why should they matter on this decision? They are both yes or no decisions.
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Re: Wolves v Sevilla
« Reply #5 on: Wed 12 Aug 2020 10:30 »
I seem to recall Irrati acquired a bit of a reputation on here from earlier posts.

I watched more of the other game and Craig Pawson had a few incidents to adjudicate on.  2 penalty appeals by Basel, a penalty awarded to Shakhtar and
a tight possible offside for Shakhtar's 4th goal.  I expect Michael Oliver, who looked as if he'd been in too much sun, was pleased and relieved that none of the penalty / no penalty decisions were considered to be worth a look at the monitor and likely to lead to his changing his decision.

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Re: Wolves v Sevilla
« Reply #6 on: Wed 12 Aug 2020 17:58 »
It appears the continental VARS are no more competent than ours

Video Assistant Referee: Irrati
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Guida

Penalty to Woves, the replays show the keeper who saves the penalty has both feet just in front of the line at the point of contact.

It rebounds to a Sevilla player who definitely was encroaching (amongst others) and he clears the ball.

Don't agree on the keeper, his feet were over the line but that is allowed.  All he needs to have is part of one foot still overhanging the line, and if his trailing foot was over we are talking millimetres.

It should have been retaken though as the defender that got to the ball first was very clearly encroaching before the ball was kicked.

Millimetres don't impact on offside decisions so why should they matter on this decision? They are both yes or no decisions.

That's kind of my point though, I'm far from convinced there were millimetres in in.  The pundits were going on about how they could see grass between the back of his foot and the line, but I think this was because his heel was raised, a view shared by Peter Walton.