fane1967 t1_j85icy5 wrote
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Or showing the referee camera evidence that their call was wrong.
raktoe t1_j85msgr wrote
Bringing a camera on field deserves to get you tossed. Call has to be made real time, refs don’t get the opportunity to get multiple takes of the play.
fane1967 t1_j85n44c wrote
Which is not the case with VAR in soccer, already proven instrumental for better calls.
raktoe t1_j88e4zu wrote
I’m sorry, when was the last time a ref kicked someone out for using the VAR?
fane1967 t1_j88ib85 wrote
Patrick Beverley was penalized for proving the referee he was blind. Bringing in camera evidence to support a correct referee call is the essence of VAR.
raktoe t1_j88k8ab wrote
He was suspended for challenging a call using VAR?
fane1967 t1_j88me6m wrote
Penalized by the referee for bringing in video evidence that the referee was blind, yes.
Oh wait, that’s a totally diffent thing. /s
raktoe t1_j88u86j wrote
Source please?
fane1967 t1_j88ujwy wrote
raktoe t1_j88utdd wrote
Ah, so he didn’t use a proper challenge system, he just brought a random camera onto the court. Correct me if I’m wrong, no one has been suspended for correctly challenging for a video review in any sport?
fane1967 t1_j88x1fd wrote
Never knew that whatever anyone (e.g. bystander or reporter) could video record and present in a non-edited fashion is worth discarding.
You see, being occasionally wrong is not such a big deal. Rejecting evidence that shows you’re wrong is just plain stupid.
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