As long as VAR decisions are 100% consequent, I'm for it, and that is what we should be able to expect and require in order for the system to be respected.
Yesterday, the VAR team did the right thing, according to the principles under which they are instructed to operate, but I do however question some calls by Oliver.
My hopes for VAR, was (and still is), that it would make the game fairer, that it would right the wrong calls and punish the cheaters (deliberate handballs, obvious off sides, divers, for example) but at the same time NOT cause the game experience to be reduced. VAR is still in its early childhood, but things needs to change asap in order for it to work as designed to, and that will probably take some time. And on occasions during that time, we will suffer from it and we will fell angry and done by, but likely also benefit from it.
And if anyone deserves to have your anger directed at them, it's not the opponents, not their fans, and certainly not our own club... but the people behind the system itself. Write to papers, to those responsible, send emails, have your voice heard that way. And while with criticizing VAR it would be an interesting conversation to have, on how you, how we feel it should work in order for it to be acceptable.
No matter any VAR decisions this seasons, we will be the best team in the premiership and we will win it.