Euro 2024

[Rileybobs]

Interesting minute for Andersen.

[Casper2]

Ridiculous decision

[Newcastleclaret93]

Wow that is unbelievable

Refs are having a shocker here

[Pearcey]

VAR is absolutely farcical!

[Rileybobs]

The decision was right. The law is gash.

[Roosterbooster]

He's offside as the ball comes in but not interfering
The ball then breaks to him so his original offside becomes relevant

But it only comes to him because Havertz fouls the attacker

If the goal is disallowed then it has to be a penalty

What a mess

[beddie]

Handball, it’s a natural position isn’t it?

[Goalposts]

Awful handball decision …. Everything that’s wrong with football

[ksrclaret]

Incredible penalty. Arm in a perfect natural position and fired at him from a yard.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Oliver and Atwell.

Nightmare.

[BurnleyFC]

And I thought Oliver was having a decent game.

A ridiculous penalty decision. It was literally drilled at him from three yards away. Slow it right down and it looks contentious but in real time it never looks like a handball.

[Newcastleclaret93]

Awful handball decision …. Everything that’s wrong with football

Totally agree

Does anyone think we get that penalty decision? Only been given
Because it’s Germany at home

[Murger]

Does this studio ref ever disagree with a decision? She is super annoying.

[willsclarets]

And that's why the game is ruined.

[Tricky Trevor]

Tyldesley totally wrong. If you revert to deliberate only players will make themselves as big as possible. They have to learn to keep them down and tucked in.

[Rowls]

Tyldsley's called that right: If that is handball according to the letter of the law these days, then it needs re-writing.

It's completely against the spirit of the game.

[Mark the Claret]

Very harsh

[Rileybobs]

Haven’t refs been told to adjudge any arm above the horizontal to be in an unnatural position?

[Stonehouse]

What’s the state of football I didn’t know what to watch Euros or Dua Lipa . English officials spoiling football wherever they go.

[jos]

Oliver and Atwell.

Nightmare.

They are just following the rules, can’t blame the referee

[Roosterbooster]

He's offside as the ball comes in but not interfering
The ball then breaks to him so his original offside becomes relevant

But it only comes to him because Havertz fouls the attacker

If the goal is disallowed then it has to be a penalty

What a mess

Just seen the replay. Was offside

Germany very lucky

[Mark the Claret]

Very harsh

[agreenwood]

I detest VAR.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Michael Oliver, for a long time, has been ******* awful.

[burnmark]

Not Oliver at fault, he and Atwell have applied to letter of the law. It’s a crap law but can’t blame the ref for enforcing it.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Books someone for a 50/50 straight after.

[mdd2]

Oliver gets worse the older he gets

[ksrclaret]

And Oliver has just shown a Danish player a yellow card when two players jumped for the same ball and both bounced off each other.

English officials aren’t fit to be here. All appalling.

[BurnleyFC]

Havertz misses too many of those one on ones.

[Vegas Claret]

lads, that had nothing to do with Oliver, it's the stupid UEFA law where if the ball hits your hand you are screwed

[Sozturf7]

Totally agree

Does anyone think we get that penalty decision? Only been given
Because it’s Germany at home.
This is so true

[Rileybobs]

Not sure what all the criticism is for. The English assistants dealt with a crazy 2 minutes correctly and efficiently. It was actually an example of very good officiating.

[Casper2]

They are just following the rules, can’t blame the referee

What about Forest at Everton then

[Stonehouse]

The way Oliver brandishes the cards he should have a comb over and a little black moustache.

[morninbob]

Oliver having a mare...

[willsclarets]

Never a handball from that close in my opinion. You could argue it was and Oliver had it right but for me he's had an appalling game. Given several soft free kicks for Germany one of which nearly resulted in a goal.

[Tufty]

Disgraceful all round. Common sense has been given a red card. There was no German attacker that would've been on the end of that. The ball barely brushed his finger tips. Germany gifted a goal. Denmark denied a legitimate goal in any other era other than this stinking modern era.

[mdd2]

What a stupid rule the delayed offside rules are now
Add that to VAR and the game is being ruined

[Rileybobs]

Superb goal.

[mdd2]

Can’t complain about that goal

[Pearcey]

Kasper out!

[Tufty]

Maybe we should apply VAR to the 1986 world Cup and replay England's semi final against Argentina.

[agreenwood]

Good finish. Game over.

Denmark have posed Germany problems with some pretty limited talent and might feel hard done by.

[Stayingup]

Not sure what all the criticism is for. The English assistants dealt with a crazy 2 minutes correctly and efficiently. It was actually an example of very good officiating.

Haha trust you. Vote for Reform - of VAR.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Superb goal.

Imagine if Trafford conceded that

[ksrclaret]

Well I guess we’ll see what’s going on with Denmark manager rumours now.

[ClaretTony]

Unless I'm mixing up my Leicester games then the game was called off at half time? I'm thinking of the new years day (or thereabouts) game, about 20 years ago.

That’s the one, NYD 2005, called off after 17 minutes.

[boatshed bill]

Maybe we should apply VAR to the 1986 world Cup and replay England's semi final against Argentina.

And, if not that, goal-line technology for the final

[willsclarets]

Whether it's the rules themselves or the refereeing of them, I think we can all agree this is boll*cks. Absolutely ruined as a spectacle that Denmark had the better of.

[Tricky Trevor]

Terrible decision by Schmeichel. On edge of box when through ball played, backs off and Musiala catches up with it about 5yds outside box. It was an easy clearance.