VAR Discussion Thread - 2023/24 | PL clubs to vote on whether to scrap VAR (pg413)

[CPPSC]

there are lots of decision where VAR review overturns awful original decision. there are good couple of these every single round.

I dont want absolute clear pens not given and not even have the chance for looking at the replay. we all know what would happen vs rags, dippers.

You mean like the Newcastle pen not given tonight?

 

[Maintainin]

It would be better to pause its use until the tech is better and competent people are using it imo

I could get with it being paused, but finding for example maybe an 'Independent Commission' competent people in today's game might prove a stretch.

Overall though...

 

[jollylescott]

Be a massive backward step scrapping VAR, if broadcasters have better technology & facilities than refs, every wrong offside decision & missed offence will be replayed ad nauseum, it’ll be much worse than it is now.
Better to improve what is already in place

This is my point of view. Also from a City perspective, I’d be fearful that we’d cop an even greater caning from these dodgy refs.

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

I want to be able to celebrate a goal without having it retrospectively ruled out.

Every single goal celebration is ruined as a result of VAR.

Every suggestion at keeping, but improving misses this point for me.

The main enjoyment of football is ruined and forever will be, no matter how good the review system is.

 

[Mr Blue Moon]

Keep it but with the amendment, “give the benefit of doubt to the attacking team”

 

[Bozo]

Amazing news, please please please scrap it

 

[jaiguruKun]

Worked well as in quicker? Is it accurate?

There is a chip in the ball that produces an image of the pitch and the line is drawn automatically rather than by a human. From what I've seen it shows much more clearly whether there's an offside or not

 

[Pep Talk561]

will be interested what clubs will vote on...

 

[Pingu the Penguin]

There is a chip in the ball that produces an image of the pitch and the line is drawn automatically rather than by a human. From what I've seen it shows much more clearly whether there's an offside or not

Sounds promising. What is the published margin of error?

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Sounds promising. What is the published margin of error?

Dunno. What's the width of a ball?