Is there a VAR compilation video

[Guller Bull]

of this seasons aberations in our games.

Had a bit of a look on youtube but can't see anything.


I want to work myself into an irate frenzy.

[what_no_pies]

So long as it shows the one incorrect decision that went in our favour. You know, for balance...

[Guller Bull]

Only one though I dont want balance, I want spite and ire!

[Roosterbooster]

So long as it shows the one incorrect decision that went in our favour. You know, for balance...

There was definitely one against Liverpool. Which we lost anyway

Other than that, I can only think of incorrect decisions that went against us:

Forest away handball. Definite
Luton Home foul. Definite
Bournemouth away handball. Definite
Chelsea away penalty/red. Definite

Palace at home red card. Probable
West ham at home penalty. Probable
Man U at home penalty. Probable

Villa at home offside. Possible

[Poulton-le-Claret]

There was definitely one against Liverpool. Which we lost anyway

Other than that, I can only think of incorrect decisions that went against us:

Forest away handball. Definite
Luton Home foul. Definite
Bournemouth away handball. Definite
Chelsea away penalty/red. Definite

Palace at home red card. Probable
West ham at home penalty. Probable
Man U at home penalty. Probable

Villa at home offside. Possible

Villa away as well for probable - foul on Foster and their penalty (dive)

[claptrappers_union]

It'll have to have comparisons with other incidents where the decision was different.

[Jel]

This would actually be a good idea, not just games involving us, but all teams.
A compilation of the top 50 VAR 'kups. There's enough material for probably one per season.

[IPAclaret]

Villa away was a disgraceful dive last minute or so and of course imhe gave a pen

Another game we played well and should've got a point

Also Should have 4 points from 2 wins against luton and forest and them 2 should have a point less

In other words we should be out of the relegation places

Never mind though it's only Burnley that little town somewhere up north ...

[Jamesy]

I wouldn’t want to watch one even if available. Just makes me angry.
Supposed to be the best league in the World but officiated by muppets.

[Devils_Advocate]

I saw some kind of article/analysis last week which had a league table of bad VAR decision that had gone against and for Premier League Clubs. We was about 14th with a few more going against us than for us and surprisingly some of the bigger clubs like Liverpool and Newcastle were below us.

Think top 3 were Villa, Brentford, West Ham and I think Liverpool was 18th

[Paulclaret]

I saw some kind of article/analysis last week which had a league table of bad VAR decision that had gone against and for Premier League Clubs. We was about 14th with a few more going against us than for us and surprisingly some of the bigger clubs like Liverpool and Newcastle were below us.

Think top 3 were Villa, Brentford, West Ham and I think Liverpool was 18th

I think you'll find that list is where VAR have actually changed an onfield decision. A lot of those mentioned above are where VAR should have got involved and didn't!

[Goody1975]

Villa away as well for probable - foul on Foster and their penalty (dive)

The one that got my blood boiling was the deliberate handball when Foster was chasing a ball down, it was a straight red and barely got a mention.

[Goliath]

Rorldriguez offside goal v Bournemouth away was extremely tight. Not sure if they got it right or not but we were unlucky not to get it

[claptrappers_union]

They got that right, they displayed the lines in the wrong place initially

[TheFamilyCat]

Sounds like the worst episode ever of You've Been Framed. £250 for the biggest **** up.

[Poulton-le-Claret]

The one that got my blood boiling was the deliberate handball when Foster was chasing a ball down, it was a straight red and barely got a mention.

Sorry yes correct, it was a handball not a foul. I remember I was very grumpy about something and assumed it was a foul shocking decision!

[Guller Bull]

So cut and copied from the "Which is the worst of the lot thread"

Got a very strong Album so far, I reckon last nights could probably be released as a single.

"1. The Berge handball decision forest away
2. Not checking the handball Bournemouth away
3. Not giving koleosho pen first half West Ham at home
4. The penalty against us at Villa away
5. Foul on Trafford Luton at home
6. JBL disallowed goal Bournemouth at home
7. Penalty and red against assignon Chelsea away
8. Ait-Nouri dive wolves at home."

Who's got the techy skills to put this glossy grime slime together?

[beeholeclaret]

of this seasons aberations in our games.

Had a bit of a look on youtube but can't see anything.


I want to work myself into an irate frenzy.

I’ve already (Sadly) gone through this thought process this morning.

We could send it to the Premier League titled “How the refs and VAR relegated Burnley”

[beeholeclaret]

It'll have to have comparisons with other incidents where the decision was different.

Yes! Showing all the softy yellow cards given against Burnley players compared to the ‘all in wrestling’ and deliberate cynical fouls during the City v Arsenal game last Sunday none of which received a yellow. Unbelievable Jeff. It’s one rule for Pep and his love son Arteta and another for lil ol Burnley.

[timshorts]

I saw some kind of article/analysis last week which had a league table of bad VAR decision that had gone against and for Premier League Clubs. We was about 14th with a few more going against us than for us and surprisingly some of the bigger clubs like Liverpool and Newcastle were below us.

Think top 3 were Villa, Brentford, West Ham and I think Liverpool was 18th

Yeah, right.

That'll be because var don't pick up Liverpool dives and cheating in the first place. The chart would only be any use if it also showed things that var should have addressed and didn't.

Pre-var, the big clubs only had one go at getting a fix - via the ref's on field decision. Now we have:-
A) ref gets it wrong, var upholds it
B) ref gets it wrong, var ignores it
C) ref gets it right, var makes him go to the screen and pressures him to change his mind.
D) ref misses something, var misses it too.

Wolves had a run of a, full decisions at the beginning of the season. I'd have given them the VAR screwover medal this year, Brighton should have got it last year.
The victims had one decision go against them this year and we've never heard the end of it. Of course, it was against another "big club"

[Devils_Advocate]

Yeah, right.

That'll be because var don't pick up Liverpool dives and cheating in the first place. The chart would only be any use if it also showed things that var should have addressed and didn't.

Pre-var, the big clubs only had one go at getting a fix - via the ref's on field decision. Now we have:-
A) ref gets it wrong, var upholds it
B) ref gets it wrong, var ignores it
C) ref gets it right, var makes him go to the screen and pressures him to change his mind.
D) ref misses something, var misses it too.

Wolves had a run of a, full decisions at the beginning of the season. I'd have given them the VAR screwover medal this year, Brighton should have got it last year.
The victims had one decision go against them this year and we've never heard the end of it. Of course, it was against another "big club"

The analysis looked at every incident in every Premier League game this season. We've had some bad decisions and some bad luck but I think we've not been as hard done by as some of the biased fans on here seem to think.

We seem to be the new scousers in terms of us whinging and always playing the victim whereas stats shows Liverpool are truly more hard done by than us. I guess Liverpool are good enough to get bad decisions and still go on to win like they did against us whereas cos we're not very good the bad decisions hurt us more.

[Woonderbah]

A compilation video would make a great watch.. can I suggest the Benny Hill theme tune as a soundtrack to the main action.. and then the Laurel and Hardy tune for when the VAR check is being studiously carried out
And maybe sped up to cram them all in to a 30 minute clip.

[cmobfc]

MacAllister foul on Ramsey could also be included.