https://streamin.me/v/4536b03f
If this were just one VAR decision, perhaps it wouldn't be a huge deal.
But in the context of a series of decisions like those at St James Park, we're all going to be thinking "in the paranoid style".
To win penalties we have to first get the original decision, then for the decision not to be a "clear and obvious error" there has to be 0.0 contact on the ball from the defender, and then our player has to be more blameless than Christ ... and then what? And the whistle blowing has ended a credible attacking move a few times.
They gradually shrink down the collection of consistent conditions to rule against us week by week until there's not much left but the exception that proves the rule: we're Arsenal and PGMO hates us.
