Sunday football 21/04

[Father Dougal]

I remember pre var one of the arguments against it was it would kill any post match debate about wrong decisions. People said they enjoyed debating what the ref got wrong and there was a genuine worry and expectation that var would remove any grey area or doubts.

How's that going?

[Dembe]

I remember pre var one of the arguments against it was it would kill any post match debate about wrong decisions. People said they enjoyed debating what the ref got wrong and there was a genuine worry and expectation that var would remove any grey area or doubts.

How's that going?

It's human nature to argue, moan, debate etc. It's hardly a surprise that its carried on the debate, is it.

[Jimmy the Jock]

I remember pre var one of the arguments against it was it would kill any post match debate about wrong decisions. People said they enjoyed debating what the ref got wrong and there was a genuine worry and expectation that var would remove any grey area or doubts.

How's that going?

I was a big fan of VAR.
Thats gone out of the window , much rather watch a game without it. A goal is a goal as long as the referee and linesman/person say so there is no going back for a minute to see someone giving a nudge in the back to have it disallowed.
I am no longer a fan of VAR.