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VAR - Vote next week - Gloucester Green - 15-05-2024
Clubs to vote on scrapping VAR next week
https://twitter.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1790785381710868693?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Neil - 15-05-2024
keep it to eradicate obvious errors but don't use it to try to find any reason to disallow goals.
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Citygull - 15-05-2024
(15-05-2024, 06:04 PM)Gloucester Green Wrote: Clubs to vote on scrapping VAR next weekVAR is one of the reasons I never watch EPL live despite Brighton's continuing presence there. Even the televised highlights are often dominated by arguments over whether the right call was made. Football is an art not a science and a referee uses judgment not a slide rule. By all means use cameras to help establish empirical facts eg ball is out of play or over the goal-line but the rest is pretty much a matter of instinctive opinion.
https://twitter.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1790785381710868693?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Prorsum Semper - 15-05-2024
Keep goal tecnology, the rest can go for me, Hate It.
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Citygull - 17-05-2024
Football Supporters Association take on it:-
https://thefsa.org.uk/news/wolves-trigger-premier-league-var-vote/
RE: VAR - Vote next week - SHANDY LOVE MACHINE - 18-05-2024
It is relied on too much. There is nothing wrong with the technology, it is how it is used. Keep it for the quick decision (eg goal-line), but remove for all else.
There is so much dissent in the game about it, let's revert back to human decisions and see how much managers moan then. Clubs need to realise that officials make mistakes just like players do, you never hear a referee berating a striker for missing an open goal. Its all part of the game. Let the game flow again.
I think there is a place for VAR Mark II, but we're not ready for VAR Mark I yet.
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Neil - 18-05-2024
Human error is shite and it's too much of a £Billion business to rely on it.
Maradona, Frank Lampard, Koeman, Roy Carroll. All decisions that make my piss itch.
RE: VAR - Vote next week - SHANDY LOVE MACHINE - 18-05-2024
We've created a monster. It's time to burn it
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Neil - 18-05-2024
The only issue for me is where they have to draw lines to judge offside or whether they try to look for a foul in the build up. They should be down to the real time official.
RE: VAR - Vote next week - Prorsum Semper - 19-05-2024
(18-05-2024, 12:04 PM)Neil Wrote: The only issue for me is where they have to draw lines to judge offside or whether they try to look for a foul in the build up. They should be down to the real time official.Before var, If an offside was clóse It had to go in favour of the attacking player, Now they are looking for a toe nail to call It offside.