Plenty of VAR talking points out of Chelsea vs. Arsenal. Looking at: 📌 Caicedo red card vs. Bentancur yellow 📌 VAR process on the review 📌 Arias red card rejection + Martinez vs. Palace 📌 Enzo offside on Chalobah goal? 📌 Hincapie red card? bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

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The social media version "you can't say that to me ref". A typical attitude of a player who think they can abuse referees and not receive any come back from it. I will leave players like this alone when they leave referees alone.

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Never a red card, ridiculous they are trying to make out like it could be. There's no way this meets the criteria of excessive force, its reckless and nothing more. Far too many people focus on the height and ignore everything else

I really hope IFAB don't allow a change in the law for checking corners but I fear it is only a matter of time before it is brought into law then once it is the leagues have no option but to implement it. I give it until the 2032 world cup for all yellow cards to be checked

I hope this brings some comfort to the families of the victims. It is shameful that it's taken this long for the truth to finally be made official. Disgraceful that nobody will face criminal charges for this but unfortunately that is the way the law works.

Shame on these for this comment, they still refuse to accept the blame when the evidence is in black and white.

Steve Parish's employment contract at Crystal Palace used as evidence as CAS stuck with UEFA's decision to remove Crystal Palace from the Europa League. Parish, who manages the club’s day-to-day operations, is contractually prohibited from approving certain decisions without

The ruling of CAS in the Crystal Palace case is now out, and it's all as set out in my thread. Including: - Textor's shareholding was an automatic MCO trigger - No basis for using Forest's untested blind trust as basis of appeal - Precedent of other cases tas-cas.org/fileadmin/user…

This should be review for me, the defender isn't looking at the ball and it's not a normal footballing action #NEWTOT

100% agree with that decision, it is similar to the type of incidents that were viewed as mistakes in a game involving Ipswich at the end of last season #NEWTOT

Clear penalty, this easily meets criteria for a holding offence #NEWTOT

A ridiculous comment but that is biased football fans fo you. The defender is rugby tackling the attacker and it's a clear foul

Shameless statement from South Yorkshire Police Federation…

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This conversation is why it is so frustrating trying to explain decisions to fans. They think because they've read the law once they know it all and think that is everything you need to know so everything they say is right. The laws are only a framework to go along with the laws.

From the semi-professional game to the Premier League ↗️ Tom Kirk’s refereeing journey so far 👏

Never a penalty, if there is any contact it is very minimal and the attacker just falls over #MUNWHU