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       #Post#: 9862--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: rustyref
       Date: August 11, 2019, 6:43 am
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       --- Quote from: greeny link ---
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       > I thought, because a situation is either onside or offside (so
       it's not subjective), it doesn't come under the clear or obvious
       ruling whereas a penalty or red card does.
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       Correct, clear and obvious doesn't apply to things like offside,
       as you are either onside or offside, it is black and white.  In
       the incredibly rare situation where the players are completely
       level it will be onside, but even if the attacker is just 1mm
       offside and VAR sees it then it will be given.
       Same applies to penalty kick encroachment, that is black and
       white, although they will only penalise it if the keeper saves
       the kick, or a player encroaches and gets involved in play, as
       Declan Rice did yesterday.
       #Post#: 9863--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: Acme Thunderer
       Date: August 11, 2019, 8:58 am
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       There was one incident in a PL game (Burnley?) where claims for
       handball in a free kick wall were dismissed pdq by the VAR, yet
       I thought this was a clear handball, with hand away from the
       body and the ball quite clearly hitting the outstretched hand.
       Any thoughts?
       #Post#: 9866--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: RCG
       Date: August 11, 2019, 9:40 am
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       I actually thought it hit underside of elbow with arm reasonably
       close to his side
       Didnt have a problem with that one
       #Post#: 9882--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: Ashington46
       Date: August 11, 2019, 3:45 pm
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       I was at the Burnley game and was puzzled with two VAR reviews
       for Red Cards, neither of which were seen to be red cards,
       however, the challenge by Adams on Ben Mee was very late and
       deserving of a caution but no card was issued in either case.
       I was at Newcastle today and Martin Atkinson issued a caution
       and it was announced that VAR was making a Red Card review
       ---nothing came of that either, however, the caution was correct
       for a late challenge.
       The Newcastle occurrence would seem correct, however, the
       incidents at Burnley beg the question as to why a Red Card
       review was necessary if the match official had already given the
       foul but had not considered that a caution should be
       administered. Surely this sort of review is undermining the
       actions of the onfield match officials who were within yards of
       the original incidents and not looking at a screen 240 miles
       away.
       #Post#: 9906--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: Scally Bob
       Date: August 12, 2019, 12:51 pm
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       The goal chalked off in the Wolves v Leicester game was a
       correct call by VAR as Law stands now. Although I rarely hear
       Talk Sport (thankfully) I heard one of their presenters today
       arguing that the Law change was influenced by the needs of VAR.
       I don’t know if that’s right but television rules the roost
       these days so who knows?
       Anyway the Referee in that game made a KMI by not penalising the
       handball and awarding a goal. I know VAR stepped in but what
       have Observers been told regarding Application of Law?
       #Post#: 9933--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: RCG
       Date: August 13, 2019, 11:35 am
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       If a referee misses something but assistant picks it up, is that
       a KMI?
       Maybe advice on positioning or comment on speed if a case of not
       keeping up but otherwise the team got it right
       Surely that is the same if VAR is used?
       #Post#: 9939--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: mac
       Date: August 13, 2019, 3:19 pm
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       Well there aren't any observers, it's evaluation. Last I
       understood it, if you get it right with var then the referee
       gets the KMD correct but it's classed as expected rather than
       challenging!
       #Post#: 9978--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: August 15, 2019, 10:11 am
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       Pretty good/interesting thread going on twitter right now
       regarding VAR & the very marginal offside calls:
  HTML https://twitter.com/draper_rob/status/1161623811869093893
       
       #Post#: 9986--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: RCG
       Date: August 15, 2019, 1:55 pm
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       A very fair, well argued point.
       We had in fact gone as far as to talk about daylight between
       attacker and defender before giving the offside and any benefit
       (doubt) being afforded to the attacker.
       This has been completely eroded
       #Post#: 9989--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1st ruled out goal by VAR in PL
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: August 15, 2019, 2:05 pm
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       --- Quote from: RCG link ---
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       > A very fair, well argued point.
       > We had in fact gone as far as to talk about daylight between
       attacker and defender before giving the offside and any benefit
       (doubt) being afforded to the attacker.
       > This has been completely eroded
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I quite liked one of the suggestions about treating the margin
       like the touchline & the ball having to be fully over before it
       is out of play.
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