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Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by BSF: 5:18pm On Jul 13, 2020
lordm:
Nairaland needs to do something about those guys posting porn pics here, i was in a vehicle with people and suddenly porn pics displays while scrolling, thank God for the co-passengers where mot looking at my phone. Please this can really dent ones image.

This has become a major major issue, I can no longer read Nairaland confidently in a public place, because I am scared that a lewd picture will show up as I scroll down and, you cannot explain to anybody what you are not; they have passed their judgement on you and zoomed off, for no fault of yours. @Seun Osewa, please help those of us that are trying to stay sane. We would be grateful for that.

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Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by phr0nesis(m): 5:22pm On Jul 13, 2020
Angelfrost:


Please... Exceptionally gifted attacking teams will always get more penalty calls.

Where you expecting to see overtly defensive teams like Newcastle, Burnley, Brescia, Eibar, etc, getting more favorable "VAR penalty calls"??!
VAR was so wrong in the match between Everton and Man U, when it cancelled a last minute goal by Everton.

So you know, I'm a Man utd fan
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by StillWiz: 5:24pm On Jul 13, 2020
Bobbystanley:
Varchester United

Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by phemmyfour: 5:25pm On Jul 13, 2020
VAR is beautiful but the mumu var refs lack interpretation skills
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Minemrys: 5:57pm On Jul 13, 2020
PureGoldh:
The feeds ain't complete without Li VAR pool's manager's (Jurgen klopp) speech

No strings attached fam
really? 13 penalties this seas0n aint en0ugh? U had to make it l0ok like Varchester united aren't where they are cos of Var's help.
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Lamasta(m): 5:59pm On Jul 13, 2020
VAR is the reason Manchester City did not play the champions league final against Liverpool last season.
Its only in England decisions involving VAR is taken by the man at the office according to Mourinho but in Spain, Italy etc referees are given the opportunity to go and check replays themselves..
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by GeneralPula: 6:10pm On Jul 13, 2020
GBOKASINCHA:
grin lampard sef follow for famous coach??

What do you mean?

Is lampard not famous? undecided
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Pacesetter123(m): 6:15pm On Jul 13, 2020
Since VAR has failed to maintain its neutrality in any game,I hereby voted against it as a football fan.In England, Liverpool and Manchester United have been de greatest beneficiary of dubious VAR decisions so far.The chief beneficiary being Man U.How can u explain to the generation unborn dat Hernandez of Man U could climb on Aston Villa defender's leg on de line outside 18yards box,yet VAR confirmed that a penalty should be awarded in favor of Man U.Whenever I rewatch de video or pics of that incident,I know dat VAR has done more harm than good in football.
To hell with VAR since it has decided to become de number 12 players in de pitch to some teams!!
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by vickydevoka(m): 6:26pm On Jul 13, 2020
Varchester United definitely love var
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by sucess001(m): 6:35pm On Jul 13, 2020
VAR has reduced interest in football...simple.

Think about it...how intensive football was and see the charade it now is ...
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Amsickindahead: 6:35pm On Jul 13, 2020
VAR is bullshit
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Slynation(m): 6:47pm On Jul 13, 2020
uniquetechng:
VAR was against Liverpool than it favoured them, Man United alone has 13 penalties from VAR followed by Chelsea so how was Liverpool favoured.
This was even before Pandemic oO... Liverpool was literally tagged LiVARpool then, and mind you VAR isn't all about only Penalties
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Myikelbzee(m): 6:49pm On Jul 13, 2020
These are why ban are lifted up from ManCity


https://michaelgbadamosi.com/why-ban-are-lifted-up-from-manchester-city/
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by kalufelix(m): 6:49pm On Jul 13, 2020
English league just use VAR to fine tune their match fixing to perfection... Don't know about other leagues
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by zudozz: 6:58pm On Jul 13, 2020
it kills the spark and spontaneous feeling of the game and goal scoring. I do not like VAR!

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Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by elfico(m): 7:03pm On Jul 13, 2020
lordm:
Nairaland needs to do something about those guys posting porn pics here, i was in a vehicle with people and suddenly porn pics displays while scrolling, thank God the co passengers where mot looking at my phone. Please this can really dent ones image.
The worst part is that even if you report the post, Nairaland will only hide it from you and it will still be visible elsewhere. I reported a similar post this morning. Opened a private tab and visited the link only to find that it's still there. So they just removed it from my view to 'please' me?

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Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by donMIG(m): 7:05pm On Jul 13, 2020
magzey:

Observing the poster

Keep up wit that shiiii man
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by SmartchildTutor: 7:07pm On Jul 13, 2020
Let me also comment as a famous fan.
VAR is the best thing that has happened after Baron Otard.
Yes, I am a Man U fan!
You can argue with you whatever.
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by RPG2020(m): 7:10pm On Jul 13, 2020
Val need tine
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by jaido09: 8:14pm On Jul 13, 2020
The problem is not VAR but the incompetent referees interpreting the video feed especially in the EPL. Hawkeye is still the best technology introduced to football so maybe if we can get VAR to work like that i.e without human interference, things will be better. I don’t know how that will work though.
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by lordm(m): 10:31pm On Jul 13, 2020
elfico:

The worst part is that even if you report the post, Nairaland will only hide it from you and it will still be visible elsewhere. I reported a similar post this morning. Opened a private tab and visited the link only to find that it's still there. So they just removed it from my view to 'please' me?
i don't even know its this worse. It can be really embarrassing, especially when you re with strangers
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by Arewa2Dworld: 12:28am On Jul 14, 2020
I like VAR only in the case that the central referee will be allowed to watch the replay himself and make the final verdict...And not some random group of people with computer enclosed in a room and be giving the final decision..
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by profoejr(m): 1:30am On Jul 14, 2020
The VAR people must have been having a cup of coffee at that moment.”
Guardiola was savage in his response as he compared the failure of the system in two different games over the course of past games in the EPL.

I love this!
Re: VAR: What Famous Coaches Think by ericmor: 2:03am On Jul 14, 2020
Theonejabulani2:
VAR has been full of controversy since it's inception but we have no choice, it's here to stay. It just has to improve, some application of VAR have been too literal.



Contact me for US and UK used laptops

There is nothing to improve there, is the people that are behind it that needs to be sincere and truthful with their decisions. There is partiality in their decision at times

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