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KingswellsRed

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  1. That would be better than the current situation since surely it would become instant as the technology improves.
  2. It is not even the right call for me. Not clear and obvious. Linesman gave it onside.
  3. What just happened in the FA cup tells you all you need to know about VAR.
  4. Yes. No club has yet come out and stated they want it scrapped despite it costing them a lot of money and losing them customers. It simply doesn’t make business sense. Calling for “improvements” to VAR is not good enough as the technology simply isn’t there to improve it in any meaningful way. We are still going to be waiting a few minutes to measure offsides down to millimetres for example.
  5. See an article on the BBC about recruiting a new VAR head of referees…
  6. Would be good if we could get some more similar banners in the coming weeks.
  7. It simply doesn’t make business sense for clubs to continue backing it. Making the experience far worse for your customers.
  8. Genuinely interested to see what tweaks they come up with considering the technology available is unlikely to change. Instead of doing the sensible thing and binning it, they are surely likely to claim they have improved VAR before next season starts.
  9. It was about time some of the other clubs got involved. Surely St Johnstone have to be next.
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