Another honest mistake

POD said:
I keep asking it. Where is Celtic's voice in all of this VAR incompetence? Our board and CEO have a duty not only to Celtic, but to protect the the game in general. VAR has now descended into a farce. Its operators are now determining the outcome of games on their own whimsical or more sinister notions. Its operation is now a disgrace that only the SFA / SPFL could oversee. I do not think it is asking too much of Michael Nicholson, to speak up, and demand independent non Scottish operators.
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They have realised now that no one questions their decisions so in effect there is two mibs every game to aid sevco. It will remain the same until our board grow a pair of balls and call it out 😡
 
Daily Rancid cleared it up....as seen on videocelts.....

"A Joe Newell corner was sliced up into the air by Malik Tillman at the near post and Rangers struggled to properly clear their lines. A second attempted clearance was sent towards the back post, and Sands jostled with Nisbet as the ball dropped out of the sky.


The American attempted to head away, but seemed to lose his bearings and missed with his head as the ball struck his forearm, which was out in front of him.

One or two Hibs players appealed, but ref Nock Walsh waved play on. The whistler didn’t blow for a foul against Nisbet and award Rangers the free kick, so can only have felt that Sands’ arm was in a natural position while challenging, or that Nisbet’s pressure caused him to miss the header and the ball to strike his arm accidentally.

VAR Alan Muir would have had multiple angles to review the incident, but concurred with his onfield colleague’s call and play continued. It was a big moment, as a two-goal deficit would have give the hosts a mountain to climb, especially in front of a restless home crowd given the first half display from Beale’s men."

So there you go. Arm in natural position or Nisbit forced his arm to be up by challenging the hun......not like berni, who had his back turned or O'Riley, who's arms were by his side ofcourse.....they could have both avoided their handballs.....nothing to see here.
 
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Their new Messiah's first game, at home, in front of their baying mob
No way were Hibs getting that, to put the Huns 2 down, and give the Huns a mountain to climb
The MIB didn't shite it, he is refereeing the way the Establishment at HQ, have told him, and the rest to
Corruption from Scotland's FIFA counterpart
We play to our strengths, we attack, we chase every ball, and we never stop, we win the title
HH
 
DILLIGAF said:
Their new Messiah's first game, at home, in front of their baying mob
No way were Hibs getting that, to put the Huns 2 down, and give the Huns a mountain to climb
The MIB didn't shite it, he is refereeing the way the Establishment at HQ, have told him, and the rest to
Corruption from Scotland's FIFA counterpart
We play to our strengths, we attack, we chase every ball, and we never stop, we win the title
HH
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It isn't just the way they told him to referee - it is the way he wants to referee. That is why some refs are selected for fast-tracking and others are blackballed.
 
Lubos left peg said:
Daily Rancid cleared it up....as seen on videocelts.....

"A Joe Newell corner was sliced up into the air by Malik Tillman at the near post and Rangers struggled to properly clear their lines. A second attempted clearance was sent towards the back post, and Sands jostled with Nisbet as the ball dropped out of the sky.


The American attempted to head away, but seemed to lose his bearings and missed with his head as the ball struck his forearm, which was out in front of him.

One or two Hibs players appealed, but ref Nock Walsh waved play on. The whistler didn’t blow for a foul against Nisbet and award Rangers the free kick, so can only have felt that Sands’ arm was in a natural position while challenging, or that Nisbet’s pressure caused him to miss the header and the ball to strike his arm accidentally.

VAR Alan Muir would have had multiple angles to review the incident, but concurred with his onfield colleague’s call and play continued. It was a big moment, as a two-goal deficit would have give the hosts a mountain to climb, especially in front of a restless home crowd given the first half display from Beale’s men."

So there you go. Arm in natural position or Nisbit forced his arm to be up by challenging the hun......not like berni, who had his back turned or O'Riley, who's arms were by his side ofcourse.....they could have both avoided their handballs.....nothing to see here.
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"Sands’ arm was in a natural position while challenging, or that Nisbet’s pressure caused him to miss the header and the ball to strike his arm accidentally."

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DIGGER1155 said:
The best team got beat not by sevco but by a refeere who used his position to help the worst team,some of his decision so bias it was hard to watch because you knew what he was doing guess there will be no change in refereeing in the SPL even with so called VAR it’s a good job we have a team who can win against all odds VAR is just another job for the boys the in crowd boys that is
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Big Jock said we have to be that much better than other teams that even the referee can't stop us. HH
 
Lubos left peg said:
Daily Rancid cleared it up....as seen on videocelts.....

"A Joe Newell corner was sliced up into the air by Malik Tillman at the near post and Rangers struggled to properly clear their lines. A second attempted clearance was sent towards the back post, and Sands jostled with Nisbet as the ball dropped out of the sky.


The American attempted to head away, but seemed to lose his bearings and missed with his head as the ball struck his forearm, which was out in front of him.

One or two Hibs players appealed, but ref Nock Walsh waved play on. The whistler didn’t blow for a foul against Nisbet and award Rangers the free kick, so can only have felt that Sands’ arm was in a natural position while challenging, or that Nisbet’s pressure caused him to miss the header and the ball to strike his arm accidentally.

VAR Alan Muir would have had multiple angles to review the incident, but concurred with his onfield colleague’s call and play continued. It was a big moment, as a two-goal deficit would have give the hosts a mountain to climb, especially in front of a restless home crowd given the first half display from Beale’s men."

So there you go. Arm in natural position or Nisbit forced his arm to be up by challenging the hun......not like berni, who had his back turned or O'Riley, who's arms were by his side ofcourse.....they could have both avoided their handballs.....nothing to see here.
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And why sands hit the deck like a brick just hit him not the ball
 
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