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28 minutes ago, kurtsimonw said:

They really, really need to clear up what a 'phase' is. More ambiguous terminology. They had possession for a few touches and then tried a pass which failed. To me that's the end of the phase as soon as we win it back, maybe I just don't understand.

It even 2 new phases to be honest. 
1st phase is the corner, foul, digne shot

2nd phase is when they have the ball under control. Baldock is passed the ball under no pressure and dribbles what, 5-7m under no pressure 

3rd phase is when Watkins wins the ball back and passes to Bailey  

it’s not even close and somehow we’ve ended up with our goal disallowed  

 

 

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The disallowed goal was ridiculous, pur the blatant 2 handed push on Watkins was worse. Awful decisions. And as a fan in the ground, we had zero idea what was going on.
It seemed first half you could foul as much as you wanted, then second half first foul we did, we got booked 

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Baldock decision is one of the worst I have seen. He swings his arm at the ball with no pressure from one of our players

Disallowed goal is a Sheffield United player pushing Ramsey into the keeper

One of the worst ref performances ever, smells like Korea in 2002 World Cup. If Anthony Taylor is the best English referee then English football is in a terrible state

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This is objectively a new phase of play.
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VAR cannot rule on previous phases of play for goals - “The VAR may not go back to when the attacking team gained possession”

So apology tomorrow thanks. 

 

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6 hours ago, Zatman said:

Also the international highlights showed none of these bad decisons 

Barely got a mention on Sky in the UK either. The interviewer of Emery post match kept poking at him about it trying to get an Arteta like response but as always Unai remained dignified. 

One call against us happens - but the fact there are 3 or 4 obvious ones that they got wrong is despicable. Certainly felt like a bit of an agenda. I felt certain they’d rule out the Zaniolo goal as well. 

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10 hours ago, villan95 said:

Should be a goal

At the freeze frame the defender is about to make a pass (clearance) isn’t he, and it doesn’t complete as it’s tackled, then villa “score”. The rule being quoted seems to support the fact that they were not in control, the attack hadn’t ended and VAR was right to pull the play back. The ball is also still in/around the penalty area. 

Similar with the “handball”, it’s clearly above the t-shirt line which defines whether it’s a handball or not.

 

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3 minutes ago, Genie said:

At the freeze frame the defender is about to make a pass (clearance) isn’t he, and it doesn’t complete as it’s intercepted, then villa “score”. The rule being quoted seems to support the fact that they were not in control, the attack hadn’t ended and VAR was right to pull the play back.

Similar with the “handball”, it’s clearly above the t-shirt line which defines whether it’s a handball or not.

 

I feel that is the defenders fault though for making a poor pass as he did have a fair bit of time on the ball.

With the handball I think it is a pen because it even touches the skin of his arm as shown better here

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Genie said:

At the freeze frame the defender is about to make a pass (clearance) isn’t he, and it doesn’t complete as it’s tackled, then villa “score”. The rule being quoted seems to support the fact that they were not in control, the attack hadn’t ended and VAR was right to pull the play back. The ball is also still in/around the penalty area. 

Similar with the “handball”, it’s clearly above the t-shirt line which defines whether it’s a handball or not.

 

No :D

he runs forward about another 5-7m completely uncontested and under no pressure. If he makes that pass SU have a very good chance to counter, and he completely **** it up. 
 

also before this screenshot, his teammate, again under no pressure, passed the ball to him

 

its a new phase of play under any interpretation and easily via the eye test 

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9 minutes ago, Genie said:

At the freeze frame the defender is about to make a pass (clearance) isn’t he, and it doesn’t complete as it’s tackled, then villa “score”. The rule being quoted seems to support the fact that they were not in control, the attack hadn’t ended and VAR was right to pull the play back. The ball is also still in/around the penalty area. 

Similar with the “handball”, it’s clearly above the t-shirt line which defines whether it’s a handball or not.

 

It's not above the shirt line, as you can clearly see

 

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4 minutes ago, StefanAVFC said:

No :D

he runs forward about another 5-7m completely uncontested and under no pressure. If he makes that pass SU have a very good chance to counter, and he completely **** it up. 
 

also before this screenshot, his teammate, again under no pressure, passed the ball to him

 

its a new phase of play under any interpretation and easily via the eye test 

The rules disagree with your view, it clearly says that if the ball is still in / around the penalty area then the attacking phase has not ended.

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4 minutes ago, villa4europe said:

I thought the shirtline wasn't the rule anymore after man city had a shirt with a longer sleeve 

Now it’s armpit line. From the still it’s not clear if it’s hit arm or shoulder area. The ball is pretty big and hits a big area of the body. 

From images like this it’s not clear that it’s entirely below the armpit line. It looks like upper arm, armpit and a bit of chest.

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3 minutes ago, Genie said:

The rules disagree with your view, it clearly says that if the ball is still in / around the penalty area then the attacking phase has not ended.

Can you quote the rules on that please? Direct link. 

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