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3 minutes ago, Last_Great_Hope said:

 

Because you can't change the rules dependent on the "situation". The ref has a few seconds to react to the "incident" and decide. If he thinks its a pen, he has to blow the whistle.

 

Anything else would be mental and confusing for all involved.

 

ok fair enough but why is the drop ball uncontested?

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6 minutes ago, Last_Great_Hope said:

 

Because you can't change the rules dependent on the "situation". The ref has a few seconds to react to the "incident" and decide. If he thinks its a pen, he has to blow the whistle.

 

Anything else would be mental and confusing for all involved.

It's common sense.

 

Rules are adapted all the time in football, such as a foul in the area might get you a red whereas anywhere else it'd be a yellow etc.

 

so not buying that for a second 

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I haven’t got a major problem with the actual VAR decisions - but if it had been at Hillsborough would be 1-1 probably.

 

Ask Everton if they think it’s fair.

 

if it is to be used in the competition it should be used at all games otherwise it’s not a level playing field.

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Surely has to be either a corner or a contested drop ball. 

 

Why have Wednesday been penalised for the referee making the wrong decision? 

 

Even with a contested drop ball, there’s every chance that Chelsea wouldn’t have gone straight down our end and won a penalty. That restart has completely changed the game. 

 

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The issue, as I see it, is if the referee doesn't blow there, VAR would check it and conclude it's a corner.

What happens, however, if the referee makes a mistake which results in a drop ball.

 

Seems bizarre to me that with the rules as they currently stand that we pay for the referee's error when there was such a natural break and continuation in how the play was developing (corner). 

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4 minutes ago, Salmonbones said:

 

Totally disagree.

 

Twice.

 

 

If you're suggesting ours was and theirs wasn't then DM me as you seriously need an eye exam and I'll happily donate one. 

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26 minutes ago, Leaping Lannys Perm said:

Shouldn't we get the drop ball then? The bad decision cost us a corner.

 

Thats exactly what I’m saying mate

 

We did nothing wrong, the ref made the wrong call

 

We should have got a corner or a penalty... we had neither and Chelsea got the advantage 

 

The only way that could have been fair would be Chelsea to give the ball back to us

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1 hour ago, MysticOwl said:

Why was it a drop ball instead of a corner to us? 

 

Its in the rules. Ref blew for penalty before ball went out for a corner, therefore its a drop ball.

 

If a VAR review determines that play should not have been stopped, such as reversing a decision to award a penalty, play is restarted with a drop ball at the point of the incorrect call.

 

Not sure why we didn't contest it. Perhaps the players didn't understand the rule either!

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