Bris Vegas

Offside is offside.
It doesn’t matter how you draw it up, whether daylight between attacker and defender or not, it is simply on or off.
It’s incredibly harsh but get rid of VAR and you end up with Coventry in the final via an offside goal.
We either accept humans (officials) make errors (something that managers, pundits, fans etc. can’t seem to do) or we use technology.
Many prefer the days of none VAR. but I also remember in the days of no VAR teams like Man Utd would bully referees and you’d never get a decision at Old Trafford.

Offside is offside.
It doesn’t matter how you draw it up, whether daylight between attacker and defender or not, it is simply on or off.
It’s incredibly harsh but get rid of VAR and you end up with Coventry in the final via an offside goal.
We either accept humans (officials) make errors (something that managers, pundits, fans etc. can’t seem to do) or we use technology.
Many prefer the days of none VAR. but I also remember in the days of no VAR teams like Man Utd would bully referees and you’d never get a decision at Old Trafford.

They can make offside like goal line technology, automated. And that is what they are working on.
I’d scrap VAR for the rest and just leave it to human decisions.
But let’s be honest. VAR has come in because all those involved didn’t accept human error.
 

Are Forest the PL's new victims club? With Clattenberg the mouthpiece.
"It was a hat-trick of howlers from the refereeing team and, unfortunately for Forest, a continuation of an unjust trend that has hampered their survival fight."
Cringeworthy. 

Forest are only playing PL football because of biased officiating in their playoff final against Huddersfield. Their stance is unbelievable.

The reason why it’s more evident with Warne is because he won’t get more out of players. He isn’t a top coach like a Farke or Bielsa.
If our team is bottom three standard, then we will go down with him.
If our team is bottom six standard, then we will finish bottom six with him.
While some managers can get more out of players and have the team achieving more than their actual ability (Neil Warnock as an example), Paul Warne doesn’t fall into that category as shown by his Rotherham spells.
 

Have Forest even had it that bad this season? Wolves have been on the wrong end of some poor ones, as have Burnley and even Liverpool.
They’ve all had a whinge about it.
But that statement is just weird. 

Offside is offside.
It doesn’t matter how you draw it up, whether daylight between attacker and defender or not, it is simply on or off.
It’s incredibly harsh but get rid of VAR and you end up with Coventry in the final via an offside goal.
We either accept humans (officials) make errors (something that managers, pundits, fans etc. can’t seem to do) or we use technology.
Many prefer the days of none VAR. but I also remember in the days of no VAR teams like Man Utd would bully referees and you’d never get a decision at Old Trafford.

Offside is offside.
It doesn’t matter how you draw it up, whether daylight between attacker and defender or not, it is simply on or off.
It’s incredibly harsh but get rid of VAR and you end up with Coventry in the final via an offside goal.
We either accept humans (officials) make errors (something that managers, pundits, fans etc. can’t seem to do) or we use technology.
Many prefer the days of none VAR. but I also remember in the days of no VAR teams like Man Utd would bully referees and you’d never get a decision at Old Trafford.

They can make offside like goal line technology, automated. And that is what they are working on.
I’d scrap VAR for the rest and just leave it to human decisions.
But let’s be honest. VAR has come in because all those involved didn’t accept human error.
 

It would appear that humans and technology are at odds with each other.
Coventry get a Penalty for handball
Forest denied a penalty for handball
As for the offside...this is what VAR was brought in for, As Graeme Souness once said...you can't be a little pregnant your either onside or offside
 

Forest are only playing PL football because of biased officiating in their playoff final against Huddersfield. Their stance is unbelievable.

Man city will be glad to face utd. Coventry would've been a harder game for them. 
 

Forest are only playing PL football because of biased officiating in their playoff final against Huddersfield. Their stance is unbelievable.

Forest are only playing PL football because of biased officiating in their playoff final against Huddersfield. Their stance is unbelievable.

We deserve automatic promotion. It’s been a tough watch at times, but defensively we have been superb and the individual quality has seen us through.
We will beat Carlisle and the manager and players will deserve the plaudits for a job well done.

Garcia v Haney was such a weird fight.
It looked like Garcia couldn’t be bothered in there, yet every now and again he’d throw a left hook and Haney’s chin was sticking right out there.
Haney looked the more skilled fighter and often took center ring, but also so sloppy as he was dropped 3 times by effectively the same combo. 
Garcia’s post-match interview was just rants thrown together. Summed up the fight.
I’m not sure if this makes Tank look a clear level above, or it looks bad for Haney. 
 

We deserve automatic promotion. It’s been a tough watch at times, but defensively we have been superb and the individual quality has seen us through.
We will beat Carlisle and the manager and players will deserve the plaudits for a job well done.

The reason why it’s more evident with Warne is because he won’t get more out of players. He isn’t a top coach like a Farke or Bielsa.
If our team is bottom three standard, then we will go down with him.
If our team is bottom six standard, then we will finish bottom six with him.
While some managers can get more out of players and have the team achieving more than their actual ability (Neil Warnock as an example), Paul Warne doesn’t fall into that category as shown by his Rotherham spells.
 

Burnley have picked up recently and still have Forest to play at home, but they’ve left it too late.
None of the bottom 3 look like hitting 30 points, which has only happened once in the last 30+ years (The covid season when nobody was in the stadiums).
Some 30 years ago Forest finished bottom on 34 points. Sunderland went down that year on 40.
Blackpool went down on 39 about 12 years ago.
How can Forest spend £300m+ on about 30 new players and not be as good as Blackpool or even their own previous relegated teams from 30 years ago - yet still survive.

We deserve automatic promotion. It’s been a tough watch at times, but defensively we have been superb and the individual quality has seen us through.
We will beat Carlisle and the manager and players will deserve the plaudits for a job well done.

We deserve automatic promotion. It’s been a tough watch at times, but defensively we have been superb and the individual quality has seen us through.
We will beat Carlisle and the manager and players will deserve the plaudits for a job well done.

We deserve automatic promotion. It’s been a tough watch at times, but defensively we have been superb and the individual quality has seen us through.
We will beat Carlisle and the manager and players will deserve the plaudits for a job well done.

The reason why it’s more evident with Warne is because he won’t get more out of players. He isn’t a top coach like a Farke or Bielsa.
If our team is bottom three standard, then we will go down with him.
If our team is bottom six standard, then we will finish bottom six with him.
While some managers can get more out of players and have the team achieving more than their actual ability (Neil Warnock as an example), Paul Warne doesn’t fall into that category as shown by his Rotherham spells.
 

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