Blue Til Death
Well-Known Member
There comes a time when you can’t defend the indefensible, we reached that point with VAR about 2 seasons ago .. Goal line technology does not require any interpretation and cannot be manipulated to suit…Genuine yes or no questions and yes some hypothetical scenarios which do occur often without VAR
Would you scrap goal line technology to see if the ball has crossed the line or not ? - If yes, then you may have disallowed a perfectly good goal.
Would you scrap VAR help to determine a offside even if a player is one or 2 foot offside which the lino has missed ? - If yes then you’ve allowed a player to score even though he is clearly offside, not marginal, or by millemeters but way offside.
Would you scrap VAR if there is a off the ball incident - say a player headbutts or punches another player and all the officials miss it ? - - If yes, then you allow that player that’s committed an assault to just carry on
Would you scrap VAR even though a player has dived and cheated the ref and there was zero contact ? - if yes, then you allow players to dive with zero contact and get rewarded with penalty’s
now I know VAR is getting these calls wrong despite the reviews as clearly showed in games yesterday, but the above is what happens without VAR and why in my opinion we need to keep progressing with VAR - it would be farcical to scrap it now and go back to how it was. Nothing would be resolved.
You will get your wish and VAR will be here to stay .. Shame as it’s destroying the enjoyment of fans and allowing incompetent and/or biased fools to manipulate results…!