If you can prove that it's a big factor in referees underperforming then I'm all for action to stamp it out - what's your evidence though?
The status quo seems pretty good to me....if you want to tinker further with how to officiate the world's most popular game then be my guest, VAR is working just great after all.
That's just as likely to be open to bias as anything. Do you honestly think that VAR would have found a Utd player a toenail offside if the positions had been reversed. I don't.
That's just as likely to be open to bias as anything. Do you honestly think that VAR would have found a Utd player a toenail offside if the positions had been reversed. I don't.
I was being sarcastic about VAR, I think it’s dreadful.
I also think the overwhelming majority of bad refereeing decisions are down to human error rather than bias, but clearly many fans disagree. Admittedly I can see why it’s more fun that way.
just watched frame by frame, and the only possible foul is a penalty to BTA for holding by the defender , the only player to touch the keeper was also the defender - Hackett is a complete knob
Also odd that this goal was never shown as part of the bbc/sky highlights