Oh mighty King of Tonga, I agree with you and I did say I didn't blame the ref 
who was 'only following 
orders'.
Okay, he was following the latest interpretation of those who must be obeyed on 
on deciding what is 
and what is not offside with VAR. Whether it was Lineker and friends who helped 
get the new 
interpretation I don't know but something needs to be done to sort this out. 
I'm not against VAR, a 
contaire, but there's been some mighty silly decisions made. Forget who it was 
but I remember a 
player with his back to the one kicking the ball, arm by his side but the ball 
hit it and wham, a foul.
On offside what happened to being in an offside potion but not interfering with 
play?
guy



On 10 Nov 2020 at 17:06, Kevin Lewis (UK SBS) wrote:

I'm actually pro VAR, but just can't believe what a pigs ear the officials make 
of applying it.  Firstly they 
don't have to use the lines.  They are not used in Rugby replays to determine 
forward passes.

If they must use the lines then Offside is offside, whether by a foot or a yard 
(Or a few millimetres).  
The forward already gets the advantage that he can be level (if that is even 
possible anymore).

The idea that a player's arm can put them offside is patently ridiculous.  But 
it is not VAR's fault.
Part of the fault is with Lineker and his chums who moaned about handballs 
being given when the ball 
hit the arm.

The unintended consequence of reducing the handball to the T Shirt line as they 
call it was that a goal 
can now be scored with that part of the arm which therefore now qualifies for 
offside. Surely the arm 
should ignored for offside decisions.

It will be interesting to see what happens when a player uses the INSIDE of the 
upper arm to 
deliberately control the ball, or actually knock it into the net.  My bet is 
they will change the 
interpretation again.  Bamford and Leeds were very unlucky to be the first to 
be caught by this, but the 
law was correctly interpreted as it stands.

KOT
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