“Should he rip his hand off?”: Anger at Valladolid

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Following the 2-2 draw between Valladolid and Elche tonight (Tuesday), the main topic of discussion on social media between fans, football fans in Spain and even media people and prominent figures in the field is the matter of the disqualification of Sean Weissman’s goal. The Purple-Whites striker scored a shrinking goal in the 62nd minute before his teammates managed to equalize the double lag, but his goal was examined by the VAR men and the referee, and was eventually disqualified on the grounds of his hand touch.

This created a storm with a host of angry tweets about the constitution in general and the referee’s decision in this game specifically. Some fans even noted that this is the fifth time that the VAR system has been working against Valladolid, and this time the victim was an Israeli.

The main argument was that Weissman’s touch, if there was one at all, only prevented an own goal and prevented the ball from entering the net faster. Prominent tweets written on the subject: “Shame that the goal was disqualified”, “Whoever disqualifies such a goal does not understand football”, “What do you want, that he will tear his hand out?”, “One of the most unforgivable things of the VAR this season. No reason to whistle” , “Conditions for the following acquisition players: to have only one hand”, “The goal was disqualified because Weissman failed to make his hands disappear.”

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