Sheffield United suffer most from VAR calls Norwich, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Wolves and Sheffield United all had goals chalked off for offside via VAR at the weekend, with 명품레플리카신발=명품레플리카신발
the Blades now having had five goals ruled out for offside - the most of any Premier League team. They have had a total of seven VAR decisions go against them, more than any other top-flight team. Halsey said: "We've seen 21 or 22 goals ruled out through offside, but some of them have got to be given as goals because fans 홍콩명품지갑=홍콩명품지갑
are paying a lot of money to watch. "We don't want to see them ruled out for a toenail or hair. They are goals, and if it's taking so long to judge then you go 여자레플리카사이트=여자레플리카사이트
with the on-field referee. "We know technology isn't 100%, so where are they drawing these lines? They've been consistent, but it doesn't make it right." Wolves had two VAR decisions 레플리카시계=레플리카시계
go against them in their 1-0 defeat by Liverpool on Sunday, when VAR ruled that the league leaders' goal should stand and when they also had Neto's equaliser ruled out for a marginal offside. Captain Conor Coady said the system 이미테이션여성신발=이미테이션여성신발 이미테이션남성시계 이미테이션여성시계
was "not working" and was "confusing" for players, while Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola said VAR was "a big mess", despite Sheffield United being disadvantaged against his side. Guardiola said: "Hopefully next season it can do better." Wilder added: "Yet again we had another goal disallowed by VAR. That's about eight or nine over the weekend, this is not a situation helping the game."