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    Man Utd vs Man City

    Don't think it's understandable, explainable (weakly) sure but that's as bad as 'good process' all over again
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    Sheffield United vs Wolves

    Well he can't see it, AR could help
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    Man Utd vs Man City

    So so bad, it's like their only job - play was stopped for ages for this check, how can they possibly not check it properly
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    Man Utd vs Man City

    I called for him to do it live!!
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    Man Utd vs Man City

    Not anymore!
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    Man Utd vs Man City

    No they haven't
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    Man Utd vs Man City

    Makes up for 2022 that Rule makers absolutely clueless
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    Sunderland v Arsenal

    Just doesn't sit right that we just rubber stamp an incorrect decision - the process needs to be better
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    Sunderland v Arsenal

    The non-overturn of the Sunderland penalty was a disappointing decision/outcome too. At best it's mutual holding, in reality ballard is 100% responsible for the fall.
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    Boreham Wood v Carlisle

    Excellent appointing Like when Ben toner reffed at Blackpool when the oystons still owned them
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    Rolling Ball Restart - Advantage

    Bah, wouldn't...
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    Rolling Ball Restart - Advantage

    Can't think of a scenario where there would be an advantage
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    Liverpool v Nottm Forest

    Ball was deffo in play, was noted as a var error I'm sure
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    Young ref and a shirtless club lino call an offside then give a "deadball" goal

    it's an absolutely valid viewpoint and a known limitation for games/leagues without NAR
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    Young ref and a shirtless club lino call an offside then give a "deadball" goal

    6 and two threes... you're either trusting someone who you don't really know (might do a good / bad job etc) and might try to influence the result to benefit your team or trust yourself knowing you'll never have the best angle personally i've only had club linos do ins and outs, i've always...
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