Reconsidering VAR

[dsr-burnley]

I'm a Burnley fan, we benefitted from VAR on Saturday, and both the VAR decisions were right (though the first one is a stupid rule).  And yet I still think that Saturday's game would have been better without it.  That's how bad it is.

 

If they would abolish the attacker's handball rule, and they would go back to the old offside rule where "level" as judged by normal human vision meant onside, then I would accept it.  As it is now, bin bin bin.

[oxford blue]

21 hours ago, st albans fox said:

Assuming you are serious and not being sarcastic, this is how it’s designed to work ......it’s only the premier league that has trashed it ....

Well, actually no. I was surprised by your comment suggesting only PL were doing it differently - this shows not so...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50392207

The matter of how it works is therefore up to individual countries as I thought. interestingly, the ref for Chelsea game was French - where there have also been problems. 

It is up to individual referees whether to use pitchside monitors; this should be compulsory.