Keep VAR, but change the rules around it. Tennis rules. Each team has an option to use it 3 times per game (and the ref can still use it as well, ofc). I wouldn't go as far as to say that if you are right (like in tennis) you don't waste the check, but 3 checks per game should be allowed.
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VAR Discussion Thread - 2023/24 | PL clubs to vote on whether to scrap VAR (pg413)
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KentBlue
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So another season of Saka, Ratboy and a few others throwing themselves over in the penalty area with no repercussions.
kaz7
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No chance pigmol will alter it to work as it should and they will keep the same twats operating it and obsessing about players toe nails being offside and giving soft pens when it suits the red shirts
Tricky_Trev
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Common sense prevails. Now fix it. Technology is not the problem, it’s how we’re using it.
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Ridiculous. I hate it
HypnoticBlue
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Whenever it comes down to an individual making a decision that’s where it becomes debatable or open to abuse.
Having the balls to stop the diving and play acting is what’s needed so it’ll never happen, unless it’s City obviously.
Having the balls to stop the diving and play acting is what’s needed so it’ll never happen, unless it’s City obviously.
Blueknows
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New changes to var next season , semi auto offsides introduced (sometime.in autumn no date yet) replays of.var decisions.shown on big screens (apart from the swamp and anfield) so no change really
Alan Harper's Tash
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The lack of screen issue at the swamp and klanfield isn’t any form of VAR conspiracy theory.New changes to var next season , semi auto offsides introduced (sometime.in autumn no date yet) replays of.var decisions.shown on big screens (apart from the swamp and anfield) so no change really
All it means is the fans of those two clubs can’t see decisions made whilst in the stadium. It’s a worse match day experience for their fans. It doesn’t impact on decisions in any way.
kaz7
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It is not a good look that they dont have screens , smacks of favouritism , the promoted teams have to have them put itNew changes to var next season , semi auto offsides introduced (sometime.in autumn no date yet) replays of.var decisions.shown on big screens (apart from the swamp and anfield) so no change really