would that work in both directions though?

i.e. if the linesman flags after a goal has scored and VAR rules it to be umpire's call, would it have to be disallowed even though the player looks level or fractionally onside on the images?

Posted By: Mecagoenti on September 22nd 2019 at 17:43:28

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Sky moaning constantly about offside and VAR (Other Football) - Kar1, Sep 22, 17:10:15
- Because the technology may not be 100% accurate. (Other Football) - norway, Sep 22, 17:16:44
  - So please may I ask how much leeway should be allowed? (Other Football) - Kar1, Sep 22, 17:29:33
    - Good question. Something similar to cricket's "umpire' s call" imo. (n/m) (Other Football) - norway, Sep 22, 17:34:37
      - would that work in both directions though? (Other Football) - Mecagoenti, Sep 22, 17:43:28
        
        Offside is a nightmare tbh. (n/m) (Other Football) - norway, Sep 22, 17:48:35
        
        yeah, I think the umpire's call could be a good solution (Other Football) - Mecagoenti, Sep 22, 17:51:41
        
        Yep. (n/m) (Other Football) - norway, Sep 22, 18:05:38
  - Don’t need definitive (Other Football) - SCC 28, Sep 22, 17:18:21
    - Potd. It isn't perfect but it is more accurate than before (Other Football) - earlydoors, Sep 22, 17:44:40
      - think that's missing the whole point of the offside law (Other Football) - Mecagoenti, Sep 22, 18:06:10
    - 👌 (n/m) (Other Football) - NorthByNorthWalsham, Sep 22, 17:32:10
    - We've done this today. (Other Football) - norway, Sep 22, 17:22:34
- Exactly the problem is football fans are quite thick (Other Football) - SCC 28, Sep 22, 17:13:49

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