[Serie A] JUVENTUS 1-0 Roma [December 22nd, 2018] (3 Viewers)

[Boksic]

I don't know. Isn't a goal considered a major incident?

As in, the goal happened, now let's look back & verify whether or not something incorrect happened?

I think that's fair. If Zaniolo was nailed and lost the ball in the process of being fouled I can see the argument to bring it back for the foul.

To cancel a goal for a "foul" that would never in a million years be called in normal play and also taking into account that he completely stedied his stride, carried on running and then gave the ball away is absolute nonsense.

 

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[Buck Fuddy]

The thing that I think we should bare in mind here is that the foul was not in the same phase of play as the play the attacking play to the goal as the roma player had already misplaced his pass, yet we still had to construct the attack to score. Var is not meant to rewind and correct a previous phase of play.

That is definitely true.

Still, too much of a grey area for me to start criticising the ref. It's a confusing call, but not an incorrect one imo.

 

[juve103423]

lol

I'd imagine about 95% of the forum would truly be grateful if you would leave until the end of the season.

95% of people are uncomfortable getting their opinions challenged, so that's not unexpected. But now I was just asking you specifically for a favor

 

[Boksic]

It depends upon the referee interpretation

Imagine Roma had scored that goal to equalise. Do you think the ref would have interpreted the incident the same way?

 

[Alen]

I don't know. Isn't a goal considered a major incident?

As in, the goal happened, now let's look back & verify whether or not something incorrect happened?

It should be "How much did the foul have to do with the misplaced pass?" The ref's answer to this was probably: "If he wasn't fouled he wouldn't have made the bad pass".
The ref probably didn't see the foul when it happened. He should have asked himself: "If I saw the foul and saw how the Roma player continued playing and making a pass, would I have given an advantage?" If his answer to this was yes, he shouldn't have disallowed the goal. If his answer was no, then fine, but I disagree with not giving an advantage in that position and that's why I think the VAR call was bad.

 

[juve123]

Imagine Roma had scored that goal to equalise. Do you think the ref would have interpreted the incident the same way?

He might not have but the bigger problem is inconsistency in the use of var especially for the Olsen fumble which led to a goal which was disallowed by the referee

 

[Boksic]

He might not have but the bigger problem is inconsistency in the use of var especially for the Olsen fumble which led to a goal which was disallowed by the referee

Inconsistency is a big issue. VAR decisions should be the same for all teams, and it still just doesn't feel like they are. I also think ref's zooming in on incidents and watching in slow-mo is clouding their judgement. They need to factor in things like distance/speed of ball in handball calls and how the play was affected like today's Zaniolo call.

I'm still a fan of VAR overall but they need to sort these issues out.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

That is definitely true.

Still, too much of a grey area for me to start criticising the ref. It's a confusing call, but not an incorrect one imo.

Tbh isn't it down to the VAR refs to tell the on pitch ref that he can't rewind to that moment? it was a complete officiating fuck up on all levels

 

[Stevie]

They see the score is 1-0 on LiveScore and automatically assume that it was a shit, boring and defensive game

I watched the game live and like most games this year we were really boring to watch. Clearly you have just became accustomed to watching this slow cautious football that a 1-0 and a few badly missed chances by Ronaldo at home to Roma gets your dicks hard.

 

[juve123]

I watched the game live and like most games this year we were really boring to watch. Clearly you have just became accustomed to watching this slow cautious football that a 1-0 and a few badly missed chances by Ronaldo at home to Roma gets your dicks hard.

Which teams style of play do you like to watch

 

[campionesidd]

It has to be a “clear and obvious error” I fail how to see how that “foul” on Zaniolo about a minute before the goal was scored counts as that.

VAR still needs a lot of fine tuning. Still seems to be used so randomly.

Absolute garbage from the refereeing team. Disgraceful. I was so furious with the second disallowed goal. Might as well replay the entire match if they want to 'correct' uncalled fouls.

 

[sgjuveboy]

Honestly this is hilarious. It is like because Juventus is so strong now, referees try pathetically to favour opponents to maintain competition in games.

 

[campionesidd]

I hate Football Italia so much. Their live commentary is so anti-Juve. Fucking jokers.

 

[sgjuveboy]

That is definitely true.

Still, too much of a grey area for me to start criticising the ref. It's a confusing call, but not an incorrect one imo.

Jesus f Christ. I will say it again.
These days, Referees are like pregnant women in office. Allowed to perform poorly, and then get protected at the same time, or sometimes even praised for being ‘brave.’

 

[Powis]

I was quite surprised how many empty seats we had at the stadium. 41k is just perfect for us and that kinda sucks.

 

[Juvenann]

I'm going to miss this match too . At least it's good to know that we'll have Bentancur back.

I'm happy cause in the end I could see it, and with the bonus that our best player has scored again. Great game.
And 3 consecutive goals canceled .

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[Stevie]

Which teams style of play do you like to watch

Your in denial of too?

 

[JuveMkd]

Your in denial of too?

 

[DAiDEViL]

Your funny

 

[Linebreak]

Olsen flop definitely a goal.
Costa goal definitely a goal.

Major concerns with our inability to score though, even with the likes of Ronaldo in the team, doesn't bode well for CL.