Sean Dyche Slams Referee Decision on Corner Award, Calls for VAR Expansion
Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche expressed frustration with the assistant referee decision that allowed Manchester United to score the opener from a corner, stating he couldn't understand how an offside call was made despite clear obstacles. The incident occurred in the 33rd minute of the match and sparked controversy, as replays showed it was unclear whether Nicolò Savona kept the ball in play.
Dyche, who has been vocal about refereeing decisions in previous matches, believes that the current video assistant referee (VAR) system is not being used effectively. He argued that the VAR team should be able to make a quick decision on such calls, saying "five seconds of VAR: 'Bang, that's it, done, wrong decision.'" Dyche emphasized that this would help prevent frustrating decisions like the one he witnessed.
The incident highlighted the ongoing issue with refereeing decisions in football, and Dyche's frustration is shared by fans and players alike. Nottingham Forest's manager acknowledged that his team could have benefited from a better refereeing decision, but praised Ruben Amorim for making crucial contributions to come back from 2-1 down.
The match ended in a draw with both teams fighting until the end. Dyche's comments serve as a reminder of the need for improvement in refereeing decisions and VAR implementation to ensure fair play and accuracy in football.
Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche expressed frustration with the assistant referee decision that allowed Manchester United to score the opener from a corner, stating he couldn't understand how an offside call was made despite clear obstacles. The incident occurred in the 33rd minute of the match and sparked controversy, as replays showed it was unclear whether Nicolò Savona kept the ball in play.
Dyche, who has been vocal about refereeing decisions in previous matches, believes that the current video assistant referee (VAR) system is not being used effectively. He argued that the VAR team should be able to make a quick decision on such calls, saying "five seconds of VAR: 'Bang, that's it, done, wrong decision.'" Dyche emphasized that this would help prevent frustrating decisions like the one he witnessed.
The incident highlighted the ongoing issue with refereeing decisions in football, and Dyche's frustration is shared by fans and players alike. Nottingham Forest's manager acknowledged that his team could have benefited from a better refereeing decision, but praised Ruben Amorim for making crucial contributions to come back from 2-1 down.
The match ended in a draw with both teams fighting until the end. Dyche's comments serve as a reminder of the need for improvement in refereeing decisions and VAR implementation to ensure fair play and accuracy in football.
that was so obvious he was offside lol what took var so long to notice? 5 seconds should be enough to get it right they're not curing cancer here just making a quick call 
that's just frustrating for everyone involved. dyche makes a valid point tho, we need to make sure these decisions are made quickly & accurately 
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It's like, if you're gonna review a corner kick, make sure you do it fast or don't do it at all, ya know? Five seconds is way too long, that's not even enough time to think about what happened. And come on, Nicolò Savona clearly had the ball, so who's fault was it again? 
The VAR system needs a major overhaul if we want fair play in football. It's not just Sean Dyche being dramatic, there are fans and players everywhere who are fed up with these decisions too.
! sean dyche is like, totally right about var tho. i mean, who thought it was a good idea to have five seconds of review time? it's just frustrating when you're watching the game and your team gets robbed of a goal because of a dodgy ref call 
. i feel bad for nicolò savona, poor guy was just trying to keep the ball in play 
. anyway, glad we got a draw at the end, but seriously, refs need to step up their game 
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. five seconds should be enough time to figure out if its an offside or not, right? but nope, it takes longer than that. its like theyre trying to overthink it and end up getting it wrong 
. Nottingham Forest shouldve gotten that corner kick 
. VAR expansion is needed, for sure 
. Can't we just have one fair refereeing decision that doesn't involve endless VAR reviews? 
It's not rocket science or anything! But seriously, it's like, we need some improvements in the referee and VAR departments. Maybe make them watch more replays before making a call, or something? The game is moving way too fast with all these stoppages for VAR reviews... it's just so annoying 
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. if we can get this sorted out, football will be a more enjoyable game for everyone 
. And what's with the offside calls? I've seen replays where it's clear as day that someone is offside, but the ref just decides to let them get away with it. The game is all about the little things like this, and if VAR can't even get those right... it's just frustrating 
still, gotta say, the var system needs a major overhaul 
. It's not rocket science, but apparently, refs think it is 
. Dyche makes a valid point, the system needs to be improved, especially for high stakes games like that one 
. It's frustrating for fans and players alike when decisions go against them... like in this case, Forest could've had 3 points 
he's just saying how frustrating it is to deal with subpar refs. lets hope the var team gets their act together and makes those quick decisions so we can enjoy the game more 
. Anyway, I think Dyche makes a good point about needing more speed and accuracy in VAR decisions. It's all about fairness and making sure the game flows smoothly