01 Dec 2020 07:23:15
Until managers, players and fans whose team have just benefited from a ludicrous VAR decision, make themselves very vocal about how VAR is spoiling the game, then nothing will happen, just looks like sour grapes from the losers as far as I’m concerned.
{Ed001's Note - they have done but it never gets reported because it is not going to draw clicks or views.}
01 Dec 2020 08:22:11
Agreed but I didn’t hear David Moyes complain in his post match interview.
01 Dec 2020 12:50:21
I can't remember who it was but I saw one prem manager say Var got it wrong and his team was lucky it didn't make any difference
VAR is not the problem VAR is fantastic and will improve the game. the trouble is the way it is enforced. they need to update the rules to make VAR work better.
01 Dec 2020 15:05:28
Berm It's not the way it's enforced which is the problem. VAR is good I'll agree but it's the decisions they're making in the super fine instances. They're just wrong. Rules should be amended to incorporate common sense into the interpretation of the rules. Calling something offside due to the thickness of an attacker's microbe on his sleeve has as much integrity as your dodged tat.
02 Dec 2020 15:21:27
George read my post
you disagree with it then agree with my point
I say they need to update the rules. you say I am wrong and then say rules need to be amended?