VAR to be binned?
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If they bin it, those horrible, corrupt PGMOL fuckers have gotten EXACTLY what they wanted.
VAR's not the problem. Those in charge of it are. Get an outside set of officials, whose mates are NOT on the pitch, who don't answer to Howard fucking Webb in there every week, and VAR would be a success. But those cunts have sabotaged it from day one, and they're going to win, too. Crooked wankers.
VAR's not the problem. Those in charge of it are. Get an outside set of officials, whose mates are NOT on the pitch, who don't answer to Howard fucking Webb in there every week, and VAR would be a success. But those cunts have sabotaged it from day one, and they're going to win, too. Crooked wankers.
Hope so, it's just been a complete mess from top to bottom. Well done Wolves.
With the addition of semi automated offside, there is now even less use for VAR seeing as the only thing it gets right.....is telling whether player X is on or off.
We can't get rid of the referees, so in my opinion the next best thing would be to remove the technology they're unable to equip as it brings a negative impact by increasing doubt on their thinking and decision making.
With the addition of semi automated offside, there is now even less use for VAR seeing as the only thing it gets right.....is telling whether player X is on or off.
We can't get rid of the referees, so in my opinion the next best thing would be to remove the technology they're unable to equip as it brings a negative impact by increasing doubt on their thinking and decision making.
It's made the game worse, they should bin it unless they have a plan to make it work better, and I doubt they do.
Exactly, and without VAR Mac's red card v Bournemouth would've stood.....so what's the point having it if it's unable to reverse those decisions?
We'll have semi automated offside from next season anyway in spite of VAR, so goals like Diaz's v Spurs being ruled out won't happen.
Diaz’s goal would still be ruled out because the idiots didn’t know what they were discussing.
The first bit is not true, VAR didn't overrule the red card, it was overruled on appeal.
The second bit is also questionable, the problem wasn't that the VAR got the offside wrong - they got it right, just didn't communicate it properly. Even with semi automated you still need the cretins to correctly communicate the outcome to the ref.
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