BlueHammer85
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Not a fair comment GM. Support for VAR is growing, and those that don’t have it want it.So everyone's wrong but you.
Not a fair comment GM. Support for VAR is growing, and those that don’t have it want it.
If he’s not offside, having VAR or not wouldn’t make much difference, unless he’s a cyclops and can know for sure he’s 2mm onside.
I like the idea of VAR, it's the current implementation of it that sucks. It seems the English football authorities have gone out of their way to make it harder for refs, players and fans.And not sure how many times I have to state that VAR isn’t perfect, still needs improvements and can understand the anger when they don’t get it right
Although, I suppose there's a fine line between VAR being controversial and being blatantly corrupt..
It doesn't need to help them all the way to the top, does it, but I think there's no denying that it most certainly helps them.This is what VAR is very good at. Making people remember certain injustices and forgetting where it works well.
I‘m sure you could run a stats model and see there is some rag bias, but you can’t prove corruption.
If it is there to help the rags, it’s not doing a very good job!
...and alan.So everyone's wrong but you.