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  1. Tim Punter

    Man City vs Fulham

    Will wait for the full analysis on MOTD , where the screen will be bigger, but he motions towards the ball, and this seems to impact the Fulham keepers dive that seems to stutter. Other clips on Twitter showing Harry Wilson being pulled back by his neck to deny a DOGSO at 0-0. Should be some...
  2. Tim Punter

    Man City vs Fulham

    Really can’t see how the player isn’t deemed to be interfering here? VAR again under the spotlight. But really surprised the on-field team didn’t give it. https://x.com/hojlundpr/status/1697985856408047901?s=46
  3. Tim Punter

    Human error

    Park it and move on. You can watch MOTD and EFL highlights to realise that the top referees are not rational robotic machines that get every decision right. Sounds like the report was really positive.
  4. Tim Punter

    Swedish third tier team Torns IF find offside rule loophole – video

    Apologies, didn't see it, and can't seem to delete post
  5. Tim Punter

    Swedish third tier team Torns IF find offside rule loophole – video

    Apologies, can't seem to delete post
  6. Tim Punter

    Swedish third tier team Torns IF find offside rule loophole – video

    https://www.theguardian.com/football/video/2023/aug/30/swedish-third-tier-team-torns-if-find-offside-rule-loophole-video?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other Can’t see this catching on, but interesting interpretation of the offside law.
  7. Tim Punter

    Newcastle v Liverpool

    Can 'whataboutery' all day long, but I think he was filmed using the F word and refused to leave the pitch, so banged to rights regarding this rule. I think Twitter is the place for 'what about'
  8. Tim Punter

    Newcastle v Liverpool

    Quite a few E3 charges last month on here https://www.thefa.com/news/2023/aug/04/fa-charges---july-2023-040823
  9. Tim Punter

    Newcastle v Liverpool

    Fair point, but not then booking Gordan for doing the same, and allowing persistent fouls by Joelinton, just wasn’t great from a consistency point of view. But I am fully aware that from the 70’s onwards referees at Anfield haven’t necessarily made rational decisions and have been swayed by the...
  10. Tim Punter

    Newcastle v Liverpool

    Would love a bit of xDogso. I thought in the Man Utd DOGSO red card, Forest had a covering defender, so xDogso would be high! Is 1.2 a good number? Isak 0.7!
  11. Tim Punter

    Newcastle v Liverpool

    Spot on analysis. I know the old boring rant of 'all we want is consistency' is really tiresome, but think this was the case on Sunday. If you set your stall out by booking TAA then that needs to be continued throughout the rest of the game.
  12. Tim Punter

    Newcastle v Liverpool

    https://x.com/lfctransferroom/status/1696269793983107249?s=46 Hands up to being a Liverpool fan, and think VVD was a red card, needed a few angles, but they showed one on MOTD that he clearly took the player before the ball, so a careless tackle and DOGSO, I think the thing that annoyed fans on...
  13. Tim Punter

    Mike Dean

    Don't think this is going to help much
  14. Tim Punter

    Mike Dean

    Yes, very weird logic, as he said in the interview that Anthony Taylor didn’t sound impressed, and said that he should have sent him to the screen. He said both managers had been booked and didn’t want to cause any more grief, but don’t think Conte could have argued if Taylor had given a...
  15. Tim Punter

    Mike Dean

    Thank you. Yes, the Twitter chorus of 'corruption' is just ridiculous and needs to be ignored, but an admission that decisions could be influenced by 'non-rational' factors should be discussed. Maybe full-time VAR operators who are completely independent of referees may be the way forward...
  16. Tim Punter

    Mike Dean

    It’s a really good interview that covers all aspects of refereeing, shame he was so honest about the VAR call.
  17. Tim Punter

    Mike Dean

    The problem is that referees on VAR are mostly making subjective decisions, as are referees, and like all humans we are not rational and we don’t act like robots and always make the right call. So that thought process, (getting into psychology and behavioural economics here) could often be based...
  18. Tim Punter

    Mac Allister ban overturned

    I had to read it a couple of times to make sure it wasn't a spoof or a joke site. Mike Dean obviously has something to sell or a career to further by making these comments but does referees no favours at all. However, I still don't think the 'clear & obvious' error rule is watertight and needs...
  19. Tim Punter

    Mac Allister ban overturned

    https://x.com/telefootball/status/1694783982552965576?s=46 This is the problem about the ambiguous ‘clear & obvious’ errors, as this is open to interpretation, as Mike Dean, not clear and obvious decision was based on him not wanting ‘to sent his mate to VAR and get him into trouble’. I am...
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