Honest Mistakes Thread 2016/17 onwards.

I found it, it's an odd one. Their player throws it at our players head, he doesn't try and block the ball. It couldn't have been disallowed as there was no foul in the lead up or a handball, so it needed to be stopped as soon as it hit his head.

Someone put this up, which is apparently from the fa

 

Motherwell had throw in in our half and went to take it quick, our boy (haksa?) is walking back onto the pitch after the tackle that put them and the ball into touch, ball hits our boy while he's coming back on but before he is on the pitch bounces off his head and we play forward from tehre and score ina similar fashion to the Jota not goal

 

How? It don’t look deliberate by Haksabanovic? Looks like the Motherwell player throws it at him pretty much and he didn’t know anything about it.

 

Weird as * Guess they've got to have a rule in place for every possible scenario.

 

Aye but our player wasn’t even on the field so really should be a retake

 

Seen the 'official' picture of the Jota call now - forensic inspection might have revealed that his fringe was ahead of the play, but it's too close to call. Thing is, I thought that VAR was just for clear and obvious errors... there was NOTHING clear or obvious about that incident! It was a genuine flip-a-coin decision! Such a shame as it was a wonderful goal.

Then there's the tackle on Starfelt. Red all day long - no discussion required.

 

The red card decision for me was the worst decision of the night. Studs up, knee high, excessive force, straight leg… yellow card?

 

Our player blocked the ball before it even went onto the pitch ricocheted off him on to our player who moved it on leading up to our goal it’s karma though var team know they wrongly chopped off our goal earlier in hope Motherwell score look too dodgy if they chopped another off look too suspect var showing them up left right and centre


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Didn't the linesman flag for offside. If that was the case, VAR couldn't overturn it unless they were confident the linesman was wrong. Not too upset about that one, for me it was the tackle on Starfelt that was the real shocker. How can they justify not even asking the ref to go to the monitor for a look?

 

I thought VAR was going to snuff out the corruption, but all it’s doing is giving the officials time to really think of the implications and use it to their advantage. There’s no split second pressure, they can have a calm, composed look and really stick the boot in.

 

The handball by davis in the Huns against hearts is the most blatant ‘nothing to see here’ your gonna get
Loads of pens been given already for the same but not when hun does it

 

They cheated before var and didn’t care
They’ll cheat with var and still not care
Why
Because their hierarchy will do nothing if it benefits Huns/punishes Celtic
There’s no one for the hierarchy to answer to so they don’t give a *

 

Have we had a single decision overturned by VAR that’s benefitted us

 

Pretty sure we were given a penalty when 2-0 up…

 

The majority of us said when VAR came in, that it'll do one of two things. It'll either STOP the cheating from the officials or it will highlight it even more. No surprise which one it's showing.

Also worth noting that on two occasions now we've had a "last minute change of VAR official" in which he's replaced by the * who gave the wrong VAR calls against us in the previous match.

Clear penalty for us for handball NOT given at Tyncastle.

Farcical penalty given against us at home to Dundee Utd which wasn't handball.

Stamp to stomach on Giakoumakis during same game deemed not even a foul let alone a red.

Jota's goal ruled out for offside last night, shown the worst camera angle possible to try and justify the decision. Other angles show he was ONSIDE.

Starfelt wiped out with studs up after ball had gone. No red card review.

VAR is not being used for what it was brought in for. Well, at least during a game involving US it isn't. And it is clear and obvious that the officials are using it to try and stop Celtic from winning games.

Every incident I've listed above, you can 100% guarantee that it if it was reversed,

Hearts WOULD have got a penalty for handball.

We WOULD NOT have got a penalty against Dundee Utd.

Our player WOULD have received a red for a stamp.

Motherwell WOULD have had the goal given.

We WOULD have had a player sent off for the challenge.

Clear as day what is happening with VAR I'm Scotland right now and it will not change unless it's called out.

It's bad enough having had to battle the officials every week before VAR was introduced, but seeing it now when they have the time and technology to come to the correct decision and they are still deliberately denying us legit goals or giving ridiculous decisions against us, it * makes me more and more angry.

Luckily they haven't managed to succeed yet in beating us with these decisions, but how long until they do?

 

And we were only given that because we were two up, if the score was 0-0 or 1-0, we wouldn't have got that. We will only get VAR decisions when we're out of sight, this is so the officials are coming across as consistent and fair.

 

Absolutely, trying their best to “even it up”. It was a stonewaller too, shouldn’t even of went to VAR

 

Utter shambles and the majority expected this same corrupt band of brothers pushing the buttons it won’t be long till the errors are finally called out and the excuses will be the officials had just been getting to grips with the technology

 

Yeh ,ehh tell me ,wots the score at ibrox , Roger , roger its nil nil . ,Roger that . No penalty celtic .

 

VAR check, no penalty to Celtic:


3 minute VAR check and a penalty against Celtic:


Not even a VAR check: