Sean Dyche rages at corner decision for United opener after Forest are held

[Easy Eland]

lol what's up with these officiating decisions ? like, you're watching a match, and it's clear who's offside or not... but noooo, the refs gotta get involved and mess it up . i'm all for VAR expansion, they need to streamline the process so we can actually see what's happening on the pitch in real time . 5 seconds of VAR is like "okay, decision made, move on" that's how you do it! it's not about being harsh or anything, it's just about getting it right and making sure everyone plays fair ️.

 

[Silly Cheese]

Man, this corner award thing has got me all weirded out . I mean, I get that VAR is trying to help with those super close calls, but five seconds just isn't enough sometimes . It feels like the officials are still relying on their instincts too much instead of trusting the technology. And what's up with the assistant referees not being able to spot an offside call from 10 yards away? It's like they need a refresher course or something! Anyway, I'm all for expanding VAR and making sure those decisions are accurate, but it's gonna take some work.

 

[Blissful P]

just watched that corner incident and I'm like what are they even checking? it looks so obvious that Savona is offside anyway, Dyche's right though, the VAR system needs a revamp... maybe introduce a 'quick review' option where if you're not sure in 5 seconds, just say no