Following the Premier League VAR debate, Craig Bellamy explodes at the referee in a full-time tirade.
Lyle Taylor’s goal was disallowed by VAR during Burnley’s match against Nottingham Forest, and Craig Bellamy expressed his ire to the referee at full-time.
After the Clarets were denied their first victory of the year, Craig Bellamy was incensed at the conclusion of Burnley’s draw with Nottingham Forest.
At the City Ground, the Premier League’s newest members seized the lead before being beaten. With 13 minutes remaining, Lyle Foster thought he had given Vincent Kompany’s team the lead again when he tapped in a Sander Berge cutback.
However, VAR intervened to draw attention to a potential handball by the Burnley midfielder, and as a result, the goal for the visitors was disallowed. Following the game’s conclusion, Bellamy and Berge, who were both seen speaking with the referee, expressed their displeasure with Robert Jones.
The lads in the Sky Sports studio, Thomas Frank and Jamie Carragher, agreed that it was unfair to rule out the strike but acknowledged the anger. “I think it’s very harsh,” the Brentford manager stated, pointing out that he touches the ball only a little amount in the frame-by-frame analysis.
What about the blatant and plain where they claimed to step in? Was that a defender, for instance? Would it constitute a fine? They need to be sensible. They are not sensible people.
Carragher concurred and continued, “I’m with Thomas. It strikes me as being really harsh. I believe that ought to be the aim. I believe he is first running, thus his arms are out in front as he tries to get there, before realizing the defender is approaching him. Although the arm may be slightly different from his sprinting action, the left arm would generally come up nevertheless because the defender is approaching.
“It’s the smallest of touches, but to suggest he handballed it on purpose… It didn’t veer off course. They might feel a little bit resentful, in my opinion.
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Zeki Amdouni had given Burnley the lead before Callum Hudson-Odoi, a former Chelsea player, produced a spectacular curling attempt to tie the score for the hosts. Burnley’s first point of the season comes against Forest, who are in the top half after going undefeated since losing on the first day.
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