Home Home Calendar Calendar Search Search Register Register Login Login
Welcome, Guest.
Please login or register.
Fishy Forum › Fishy Boards › The New Fishy › Crystal Palace FA Cup and VAR
Moderators: Moderator
Users Browsing Forum
AdSense, AndyGTFC, Bawmariner, Brummie Codfather, CalgaryMariner, cannylad65, coddy60, Cricklewoodmariner, dapperz fun pub, denni266, drbell, FishGY, ginnywings, Googlebot, HertsGTFC, HoratiusEberlin, jungleland, kafunanapar140909, Knut Anders Fosters Voles, ManBurning, Marinerdan, mr b, Poojah, promotion plaice, richard95, RonMariner, StickfordMariner, Superdan147, Townforlife, UTMAdinfinitum, Wedidntdidwe, Withnail, Zmariner and 152 Guests

Crystal Palace FA Cup and VAR

  This thread currently has 3,269 views. Print
4 Pages 1 2 3 4 Next All Recommend Thread
Brazilnut
January 4, 2024, 9:58pm

Special Brew Drinker
Posts: 7,541
Posts Per Day: 1.27
Reputation: 71.17%
Rep Score: +17 / -8
Approval: +978
Gold Stars: 30
Tonight Everton had a player sent off after VAR intervention at Palace ....does this make them the first to have 2 opponents sent off  this way in the FA Cup as Fox was sent off when VAR asked the ref to review his booking


On a side note   it was mentioned at the time  we had to pay 10k for VAR at Southampton ........but I cant remember any mention of a VAR fee for the Palace game.......and surely  our previous owner would have made that public !!!!


<*(((><

    Town have given me some of my highest highs and my lowest lows ........ God it is like a marriage
Logged Offline
Private Message
0
4
0
RonMariner
January 4, 2024, 11:03pm

Special Brew Drinker
Posts: 7,835
Posts Per Day: 1.42
Reputation: 84.78%
Rep Score: +42 / -7
Approval: +13,729
Gold Stars: 226
If they had red cards for tackles like that in the seventies most games would end up 7 a side.
Logged Online
Private Message
2
1
0
 Reply: 1 - 35
supertown
January 4, 2024, 11:13pm
Vodka Drinker
Posts: 5,380
Posts Per Day: 0.90
Reputation: 74.86%
Rep Score: +25 / -9
Approval: +3,459
Gold Stars: 53
Paying a fee for VAR ? Really
Logged Offline
Private Message
0
1
0
 Reply: 2 - 35
GollyGTFC
January 5, 2024, 12:21am

Whiskey Drinker
Posts: 3,940
Posts Per Day: 0.69
Reputation: 67.2%
Rep Score: +19 / -11
Approval: +5,977
Gold Stars: 356
Quoted from RonMariner
If they had red cards for tackles like that in the seventies most games would end up 7 a side.


And wasn’t there something like 40 broken legs per season in the Football League in the 70s?

And it was a clear red card. No where in the rules does it say there has to be contact for a foul to be a red card offence. It was really poor and dangerous challenge and fully deserving of a red card.
Logged Offline
Private Message Skype
1
16
0
 Reply: 3 - 35
grimps
January 5, 2024, 5:41am
balderdash
Whiskey Drinker
Posts: 4,457
Posts Per Day: 0.79
Reputation: 57.6%
Rep Score: +21 / -19
Approval: +5,129
Gold Stars: 46
My issue with VAR in cup games is that not all clubs have VAR at their grounds.
How can clubs playing in the same competition use different rules ?
It should be removed from the FA Cup
Logged Offline
Private Message
9
2
0
 Reply: 4 - 35
chaos33
January 5, 2024, 6:41am
Barley Wine Drinker
Posts: 11,599
Posts Per Day: 2.58
Reputation: 67.78%
Rep Score: +66 / -33
Location: The mountains
Approval: +17,937
Gold Stars: 360
I suppose, technically, they’re not playing by different rules. It’s more the inequity and inconsistency in how these rules are applied or even interpreted. Still seems wrong though.  


"You should do what you love while you can"
Logged Offline
Private Message
1
4
0
 Reply: 5 - 35
GollyGTFC
January 5, 2024, 7:46am

Whiskey Drinker
Posts: 3,940
Posts Per Day: 0.69
Reputation: 67.2%
Rep Score: +19 / -11
Approval: +5,977
Gold Stars: 356
It was 100% a red card.

Calvert-Lewin's lead leg was always high and was always going over the top of the ball (even before the Crystal Palace player got a toe to the ball first). Calvert-Lewin's lead leg goes well beyond where the ball was before the touch from the Crystal Palace player with his studs showing and makes contact with the shin of the Crystal Palace player. A tackle like that where the player goes over the top of the ball in such a manner is always a red card. I really don't see why there is an controversy over the red card, other than the usual pundits attempting to use it in their anti-VAR rants.

For what it's worth I hate how VAR is used. A Rugby approach would be much better (i.e. the referee can refer key incidents he/she's not sure about to VAR and ask to see the video him/herself before making a final decision). It would put the on field referee back in charge of decision making,
Logged Offline
Private Message Skype
4
16
2
 Reply: 6 - 35
Lost in Lincoln
January 5, 2024, 8:39am
Formerly siy2k5
Snakebite drinker
Posts: 405
Posts Per Day: 0.63
Reputation: 83.41%
Rep Score: +2 / 0
Location: Lincoln
Approval: +386
Gold Stars: 7
Quoted from supertown
Paying a fee for VAR ? Really


Yep, £10k


First game: 7/5/88 Aldershot (h) 1-1 (R)
Logged Offline
Private Message Skype
1
0
0
 Reply: 7 - 35
Hagrid
January 5, 2024, 9:16am

Barley Wine Drinker
Posts: 12,009
Posts Per Day: 2.80
Reputation: 71.14%
Rep Score: +49 / -21
Approval: +20,437
Gold Stars: 536
Quoted from GollyGTFC
It was 100% a red card.

Calvert-Lewin's lead leg was always high and was always going over the top of the ball (even before the Crystal Palace player got a toe to the ball first). Calvert-Lewin's lead leg goes well beyond where the ball was before the touch from the Crystal Palace player with his studs showing and makes contact with the shin of the Crystal Palace player. A tackle like that where the player goes over the top of the ball in such a manner is always a red card. I really don't see why there is an controversy over the red card, other than the usual pundits attempting to use it in their anti-VAR rants.

For what it's worth I hate how VAR is used. A Rugby approach would be much better (i.e. the referee can refer key incidents he/she's not sure about to VAR and ask to see the video him/herself before making a final decision). It would put the on field referee back in charge of decision making,


red card hahahahahah. Pathetic Decision
Logged Offline
Private Message
12
4
0
 Reply: 8 - 35
supertown
January 5, 2024, 9:20am
Vodka Drinker
Posts: 5,380
Posts Per Day: 0.90
Reputation: 74.86%
Rep Score: +25 / -9
Approval: +3,459
Gold Stars: 53
Quoted from Lost in Lincoln


Yep, £10k



Having done some research it’s £9251 plus VAT , which is taken off before the split in gate payments, so it’s nearer £4500, for the away club, than £10000 .
Logged Offline
Private Message
1
0
0
 Reply: 9 - 35
4 Pages 1 2 3 4 Next All Recommend Thread
Print

Fishy Forum › Fishy Boards › The New Fishy › Crystal Palace FA Cup and VAR

Thread Rating
There is currently no rating for this thread
 

Back to top of page

This is not an official forum of Grimsby Town Football Club, the opinions expressed are those of the individual authors. If you see an offensive post then click "Report" on the relevant post. Posts will be deleted at the discretion of the moderators whose decision is final. Posts should abide by the Forum Rules. IP addresses of contributors together with dates and times of access are stored. The opinions and viewpoints expressed by contributors to The Fishy are their own and not necessarily those of The Fishy. The Fishy makes no claims that information dispersed through this forum is accurate or reliable. Also The Fishy cannot be held liable for any statements made by contributors of The Fishy.