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The offside decision is fine to me tbh, you have to draw the line somewhere and it's infinitely better than the pixels and dodgy lines they have in the prem.


This snickometer bullshit though? Get in the fucking bin. It's belted at him from a few feet away, his arm isn't in an unnatural position either. The rules are a joke in this respect.
That penalty is given with or without snickometer. You could see it hit his hand. Bullshit hand ball rules backed up with bullshit var
 
Watching a different game than me. They've been well in the game after a poor first 10 minutes and would have scored at least a couple if they had a good striker.

Germany could have had about 6 goals. They had a decent spell at the back end of the first half, thats about it.

Was much more impressed with them against England where they pretty much dominated from about minute 15 - maybe they're just tired.
 
Mate - it was a clear block and a foul. Even the senile McCoist had to row back after seeing the replays.

You can't just take your eye off the ball and block an opposition player. It's a foul and Oliver rightly blew up BEFORE the ball went in the net.

It was a block. My point is, how often does that get given. You will see loads more blocks in this tournament that won't get given. I watched the pundits after our game against Arse talk about "how good/clever the blocking was".

Either way, Denmark's wasn't subjective, like a block, it was offside, pure and simple. And Denmark haven't been hard done by by the big calls. The only one I'd question is the block which ruled out Germany's first goal.
 
I'm not a big fan of the German national team (I am not a fan of the German national team at all), but I have to say that I think they deserved to win today.

Of course, it was also lucky that the Danes' 3 or 4 chances in the first half didn't go in - but overall the German team was better.

Next stop: Spain
 
It was a block. My point is, how often does that get given. You will see loads more blocks in this tournament that won't get given. I watched the pundits after our game against Arse talk about "how good/clever the blocking was".

Either way, Denmark's wasn't subjective, like a block, it was offside, pure and simple. And Denmark haven't been hard done by by the big calls. The only one I'd question is the block which ruled out Germany's first goal.

The block wasn't subjective. It was ILLEGAL. The fact that these sometimes don't get called is incompetence not subjectivity. What Kimmich did is illegal, has ALWAYS been illegal - just because incompetent refs sometimes don't call it is neither here nor there.

Nobody understands handball anymore making it the ultimate "subjective" call - personally I don't think that should ever be called handball but meh...

As for the offside - I don't know. I can't remember seeing a replay of it but yes, offsides are generally offside.

But you are being ridiculous about the Kimmich block. It's 100% a foul and should ALWAYS be called by the ref and if not by VAR
 
I could freak out about VAR!

A big toe offside!

As a former street footballer, I don't understand the rules of handball - too varied, too complicated.

Homer Simpson Thinking GIF


I'm of the opinion that a hand is a hand! Be that as it may - nobody listens to me anyway
 
The American 'VAR SPECIALIST' on ITV is really fucking annoying.

It's like having a fucking robot explaining and justifying decisions who's never played football at the highest level.
Mate the majority do not have a fucking clue. They just don't get it. Can read rules but don't understand the game. Honestly I've seen some clips on Facebook of football being played in America and the amount of parents on the video and Americans in the comments sections calling red cards on beautifully well timed challenges is staggering. Ever since the fifa corruption and usa owners it's so clear they've got too involved in football and fucked it up.
 
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