if you had read a bit more you would have seen this

The VAR will not intervene for an incident where a second yellow card leads to a red card, unless the VAR believes the second yellow card should be upgraded to a red.

Posted By: ghostof barry butler on October 3rd 2021 at 10:40:46

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If we're talking refereeing decisions yesterday (NCFC) - trt354, Oct 3, 09:07:45
- I thought the ref was good yesterday but I also thought he was deliberately giving very (NCFC) - Jim, Oct 3, 10:21:18
  - I’m not so sure about that (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Oct 3, 10:26:30
    - That’s my point. If ref has seen it and gives a yellow then hard for VAR to intervene (NCFC) - Jim, Oct 3, 10:29:18
      - I don’t think the speed with which he gives yellows makes any difference (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Oct 3, 10:31:49
        
        Maybe. I was just struck by how quick it was. I’m not even sure if VAR can (NCFC) - Jim, Oct 3, 10:32:51
        
        Premier league guidance says VAR will not review “any yellow card” but (NCFC) - Jim, Oct 3, 10:37:00
        
        if you had read a bit more you would have seen this (NCFC) - ghostof barry butler, Oct 3, 10:40:46
        
        Fair enough (n/m) (NCFC) - Jim, Oct 3, 10:43:02
        
        That means it won’t overturn a yellow (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Oct 3, 10:38:47
        
        Yes it can, exactly what happened to ward prowse yesterday (n/m) (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Oct 3, 10:36:46
- There needs to a review system like in cricket, 2 reviews per manager etc.. (n/m) (NCFC) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Oct 3, 09:29:38
- I’d say ward prowse was less in control. It was more of a lunge, wasn’t it? (n/m) (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Oct 3, 09:11:43

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