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_var-is-slammed-again-after-ruling-out-bournemouth39s-goal-against-arsenal-in-a-39baffling39-decision.jpg "VAR controversy struck again after two interventions infuriated Arsenal and Bournemouth during the Gunners' 3-0 victory - leading to calls for the technology to be axed.<br/><br/>Both sides found themselves on the wrong end of divisive decisions from the officials during a dramatic showdown at the Emirates, with Ryan Christie escaping a red card for a high tackle and the Cherries seeing a goal ruled out in the second half.<br/><br/>Strikes from Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard put Arsenal on course to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League. Still, the visitors hit back through Antoine Semenyo, the forward bundling in after Christie's strike hit the woodwork.<br/><br/>However, the effort was chalked off after Dominic Solanke was adjudged to have fouled goalkeeper David Raya after backing into him in the build-up.<br/><br/>As the loose ball dropped inside the penalty area, Solanke moved into Raya's path and looked to pressure him while the stopper tried to weakly punch away. The contact had appeared minimal but referee David Coote's whistle then sounded.<br/><br/>Cherries boss Andoni Iraola and his assistants were incensed after watching a replay in the dugout but their appeals to the fourth official fell on deaf ears.<br/><br/>A delay lasting several minutes allowed the officials at Stockley Park to check several replays of the incident but Coote was not advised to head to his pitchside monitor.<br/><br/>Bournemouth also believed they should have been awarded a penalty seconds before the disallowed goal after Philip Billing was pulled back by William Saliba. VAR did not intervene, though, thrusting the video team into the spotlight once again.<br/><br/>Piers Morgan has now led calls for the technology to be dropped altogether.<br/><br/>'VAR is so bad that even when Arsenal gets a verdict our way (like just now), I still hate the bloody thing for the way it sucks all the joy out of the game,' he posted on X.<br/><br/>'Just get rid of it.'<br/><br/>Arsenal legend Ian Wright also admitted VAR should not have ruled out the goal.<br/><br/>'Didn't think it was a penalty,' he said. 'Bournemouth's goal should have stood.'<br/><br/>Other social media users had their say on the controversy, too.<br/><br/>'Premier League implementation of VAR is baffling,' one said. 'VAR isn't supposed to re-referee games. It's simply supposed to tell the ref if and when he's made a clear mistake. That's how it works in other leagues anyway.'<br/><br/>Another wrote: 'Ben White gets away with it EVERY WEEK. I've had enough of VAR.' <br/><br/>'That's a goal all day, I have to be honest,' an Arsenal supporter added. 'VAR a shambles for all involved, just have to hope it's not your team each week.' <br/><br/>VAR controversy had also struck earlier in the game after a high challenge from Christie on Saka's knee was deemed to have been reckless but not dangerous. <br/><br/>Saka broke the deadlock from Arsenal's 16th shot of the game, the winger dusting himself off to coolly score a penalty after Kai Havertz was felled in the box.<br/><br/>Trossard then fired an effort underneath goalkeeper Mark Travers to double")
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_revealed-incredible-footage-of-refcam39s-debut-shows-referee-jarred-gillett-reviewing-penalty-claim.jpg "RefCam footage from Crystal Palace's victory over Manchester United has been released.<br/><br/>The footage taken was not included during the live broadcast of the game, as it is set to be included in a program designed to offer, further insight and education into the demands of officiating in the Premier League, which will air at a later date.<br/><br/>However, some clips taken from the RefCam during the game have since been showcased online, including the official's decision to deny Palace a penalty.<br/><br/>After receiving a pass from Eberechi Eze, Tyrick Mitchell skips past Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro and drives towards the United goal.<br/><br/>In a Premier League first, referee Jarred Gillett wore a “RefCam” during Palace v Man Utd.<br/><br/>The use of ‘RefCam’ was a one-off that had the full permission of The IFAB. The filming will form part of an educational program highlighting the important role of the referee.<br/><br/>Mitchell's run abruptly comes to an end after he collides with Jonny Evans, leading to penalty appeals from the Palace players.<br/><br/>Gillett is having none of it though, and can be heard on the clip immediately remarking upon the collision: 'No no, no way. He's run into him for me. The attacker runs into Evans. That's how I read it.'<br/><br/>The video assistant referee then informs Gillet that VAR is conducting a check for a possible penalty before promptly informing him that they were confident that a foul had not taken place.<br/><br/>Other fascinating clips from the footage shown on the Premier League's website included Gillet issuing pre-match instructions to the captains of both clubs.<br/><br/>'Alright lads, you're the captains. I expect you to lead by example and manage your players if you can.' Gillett told Casemiro and Joachim Andersen before kick-off.<br/><br/>While Palace would be denied a penalty, Oliver Glasner's side were in complete control at Selhurst Park.<br/><br/>Michael Olise gave the Eagles the lead 12 minutes before Jean-Philippe Mateta doubled their advantage before the interval.<br/><br/>Mitchell added a third just before the hour mark before Olise added insult to injury to hand Erik ten Hag one of the most humiliating defeats since he arrived at the club in 2022.<br/><br/>While Monday's clash marked the first utilization in a Premier League clash, the concept of officials wearing mounted cameras during games to offer fans a unique perspective is not a new one.<br/><br/>During a pre-season friendly between Chelsea and Brighton in July, referee Rob Jones wore a camera mounted on his chest as the Blues ran out 4-3 winners in Philadelphia.<br/><br/>A chest-mounted camera was also used in the clash between Arsenal and the MLS All-Stars in pre-season, with clips later uploaded online from the referee's perspective. <br/><br/>A head-mounted RefCam has also been introduced in the German top flight this season, with match official Daniel Schlager wearing one during the 2-2 draw between Frankfurt and Wolfsburg in February.")
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_george-soros-student-led-protests-now-the-end-begins-may-3-2024.jpg "On this episode of the NTEB Prophecy News Podcast, we are living in a time of tremendous deception, which you'll remember Jesus says is the first sign of the end times, and here on Day 1,509 of 15 Days To Flatten The Curve, it is thick as pea soup and swirling all around us. Hero of the Left Vladimir Lenin is supposed to have said that in order to bring in the Communist Revolution, you need a lot of 'useful idiots' to bear the cost and the brunt of the battle. Oh the irony of watching children being educated in a college costing as high as $90,000 per year, yet not having enough brains to know to empty their boots when it's raining. Idiots indeed. But George Soros, who orchestrates it all with his millions in endowments and grants to Liberal attack groups is smart, he is very smart, as smart as a fox you might say. On this episode, get ready for the Summer of Blood 2.0 as the buses prepare to roll to your town with the rioters. Also, we bring you the latest on the Donald Trump Trial in New York, Emmanuel Macron's willingness to send troops to fight Russia, and what the New World Order has been up to lately…don't miss it!<br/>")
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_doing-business-in-singapore--international-trade-council-webinar.jpg "Singapore has for decades attracted multinational groups for its pro-business regulatory environment, world-class infrastructure, educated workforce and political stability. It not only attracts foreign investors, it also has a high percentage of foreign workers. The small island nation is in short one of the true centers of our global economy.<br/><br/>The pandemic indeed was a wake-up call that the unexpected and the unlikely are more tangible and plausible than anyone previously anticipated. Just like most of the world, Singapore has indeed suffered from pandemic-related headwinds since it started.While these headwinds may persist through 2021 globally, Singapore is placed in a great position to recover with the outlook for 2021 appearing positive. This is largely due to the very disciplined approach Singapore has taken in managing the pandemic and keeping the spread of the coronavirus to very manageable levels. This has resulted in Singapore being ranked as one of the top countries in the world to live and do business in amid the Covid-19 pandemic.<br/><br/>Given the above, The Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Monetary Authority of Singapore predict that the economy can grow more than 6 per cent in 2021 if global demand for the country's goods and services stays strong enough throughout the year. As such,there’s no better time for investors to take a serious look at expanding and operating in Singapore. <br/><br/>This webinar addresses the important benefits of doing business in Singapore and the following are some of the key topics that will be covered:<br/><br/>1. The economic climate in Singapore relative to other Asian countries <br/>2. The case for Singapore as a business destination as a gateway to not just Asia but the world.<br/>3. Tax incentives, legal system, Government Grants (Covid and Non-Covid Related), Free Trade Agreements and more <br/>4. Local business structure options and compliance requirements <br/>5. Manpower considerations <br/> <br/>At the end of this webinar, you will have the following key takeaways:<br/><br/>1. Why Singapore is a great destination for your business expansion plans<br/>2. The Key Benefits of Doing Business in Singapore<br/>3. The compliance requirements for setting up your company in Singapore 4. What visas might be suitable for your employment in Singapore.<br/><br/>This webinar was presented on: Jul 27, 2021<br/>Time: 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM<br/>Time Zone: Singapore Standard Time (GMT+8)<br/><br/>Presented by Ms. Ranjani Rangan<br/>Chairperson, International Trade Council, Singapore <br/>and Director of Olimea Advisory Pte Ltd (www.olimea.com)<br/><br/>Visit https://tradecouncil.org/events/ to see and join upcomming webinars like this hosted by International Trade Council.")
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_var-is-slammed-again-after-ruling-out-bournemouth39s-goal-against-arsenal-in-a-39baffling39-decision.webp "VAR controversy struck again after two interventions infuriated Arsenal and Bournemouth during the Gunners' 3-0 victory - leading to calls for the technology to be axed.<br/><br/>Both sides found themselves on the wrong end of divisive decisions from the officials during a dramatic showdown at the Emirates, with Ryan Christie escaping a red card for a high tackle and the Cherries seeing a goal ruled out in the second half.<br/><br/>Strikes from Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard put Arsenal on course to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League. Still, the visitors hit back through Antoine Semenyo, the forward bundling in after Christie's strike hit the woodwork.<br/><br/>However, the effort was chalked off after Dominic Solanke was adjudged to have fouled goalkeeper David Raya after backing into him in the build-up.<br/><br/>As the loose ball dropped inside the penalty area, Solanke moved into Raya's path and looked to pressure him while the stopper tried to weakly punch away. The contact had appeared minimal but referee David Coote's whistle then sounded.<br/><br/>Cherries boss Andoni Iraola and his assistants were incensed after watching a replay in the dugout but their appeals to the fourth official fell on deaf ears.<br/><br/>A delay lasting several minutes allowed the officials at Stockley Park to check several replays of the incident but Coote was not advised to head to his pitchside monitor.<br/><br/>Bournemouth also believed they should have been awarded a penalty seconds before the disallowed goal after Philip Billing was pulled back by William Saliba. VAR did not intervene, though, thrusting the video team into the spotlight once again.<br/><br/>Piers Morgan has now led calls for the technology to be dropped altogether.<br/><br/>'VAR is so bad that even when Arsenal gets a verdict our way (like just now), I still hate the bloody thing for the way it sucks all the joy out of the game,' he posted on X.<br/><br/>'Just get rid of it.'<br/><br/>Arsenal legend Ian Wright also admitted VAR should not have ruled out the goal.<br/><br/>'Didn't think it was a penalty,' he said. 'Bournemouth's goal should have stood.'<br/><br/>Other social media users had their say on the controversy, too.<br/><br/>'Premier League implementation of VAR is baffling,' one said. 'VAR isn't supposed to re-referee games. It's simply supposed to tell the ref if and when he's made a clear mistake. That's how it works in other leagues anyway.'<br/><br/>Another wrote: 'Ben White gets away with it EVERY WEEK. I've had enough of VAR.' <br/><br/>'That's a goal all day, I have to be honest,' an Arsenal supporter added. 'VAR a shambles for all involved, just have to hope it's not your team each week.' <br/><br/>VAR controversy had also struck earlier in the game after a high challenge from Christie on Saka's knee was deemed to have been reckless but not dangerous. <br/><br/>Saka broke the deadlock from Arsenal's 16th shot of the game, the winger dusting himself off to coolly score a penalty after Kai Havertz was felled in the box.<br/><br/>Trossard then fired an effort underneath goalkeeper Mark Travers to double")
_revealed-incredible-footage-of-refcam39s-debut-shows-referee-jarred-gillett-reviewing-penalty-claim.webp "RefCam footage from Crystal Palace's victory over Manchester United has been released.<br/><br/>The footage taken was not included during the live broadcast of the game, as it is set to be included in a program designed to offer, further insight and education into the demands of officiating in the Premier League, which will air at a later date.<br/><br/>However, some clips taken from the RefCam during the game have since been showcased online, including the official's decision to deny Palace a penalty.<br/><br/>After receiving a pass from Eberechi Eze, Tyrick Mitchell skips past Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro and drives towards the United goal.<br/><br/>In a Premier League first, referee Jarred Gillett wore a “RefCam” during Palace v Man Utd.<br/><br/>The use of ‘RefCam’ was a one-off that had the full permission of The IFAB. The filming will form part of an educational program highlighting the important role of the referee.<br/><br/>Mitchell's run abruptly comes to an end after he collides with Jonny Evans, leading to penalty appeals from the Palace players.<br/><br/>Gillett is having none of it though, and can be heard on the clip immediately remarking upon the collision: 'No no, no way. He's run into him for me. The attacker runs into Evans. That's how I read it.'<br/><br/>The video assistant referee then informs Gillet that VAR is conducting a check for a possible penalty before promptly informing him that they were confident that a foul had not taken place.<br/><br/>Other fascinating clips from the footage shown on the Premier League's website included Gillet issuing pre-match instructions to the captains of both clubs.<br/><br/>'Alright lads, you're the captains. I expect you to lead by example and manage your players if you can.' Gillett told Casemiro and Joachim Andersen before kick-off.<br/><br/>While Palace would be denied a penalty, Oliver Glasner's side were in complete control at Selhurst Park.<br/><br/>Michael Olise gave the Eagles the lead 12 minutes before Jean-Philippe Mateta doubled their advantage before the interval.<br/><br/>Mitchell added a third just before the hour mark before Olise added insult to injury to hand Erik ten Hag one of the most humiliating defeats since he arrived at the club in 2022.<br/><br/>While Monday's clash marked the first utilization in a Premier League clash, the concept of officials wearing mounted cameras during games to offer fans a unique perspective is not a new one.<br/><br/>During a pre-season friendly between Chelsea and Brighton in July, referee Rob Jones wore a camera mounted on his chest as the Blues ran out 4-3 winners in Philadelphia.<br/><br/>A chest-mounted camera was also used in the clash between Arsenal and the MLS All-Stars in pre-season, with clips later uploaded online from the referee's perspective. <br/><br/>A head-mounted RefCam has also been introduced in the German top flight this season, with match official Daniel Schlager wearing one during the 2-2 draw between Frankfurt and Wolfsburg in February.")
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