Another "Lesser" club done by VAR

[MOZZER2]

the VAR system is a positive thing in the modern game it's the laws that need changing

[the other bob wilson]

the VAR system is a positive thing in the modern game it's the laws that need changing

[WJ99mobile]

the VAR system is a positive thing in the modern game it's the laws that need changing

Interesting viewpoint - what should be changed to accommodate VAR?

[The Lone Gunman]

Interesting viewpoint - what should be changed to accommodate VAR?

The handball rule, definitely. And the offside rule.

[Pedro de la Rosa]

The handball rule, definitely. And the offside rule.

How do you change the offside rule as they’ll always be a point when you’re on or off, and you’ll have to get the stupid ruler out

[BLUETIT]

How do you change the offside rule as they’ll always be a point when you’re on or off, and you’ll have to get the STUPID RULER out

Does Drakeford, even go to games ???

[The Lone Gunman]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53357841

Spurs apparently should have had a penalty against Bournemouth yesterday but the VAR chose not to give it. The latter would definitely be viewed as a 'lesser' club by comparison to the former.

[BLUETIT]

the VAR system is a positive thing in the modern game it's the laws that need changing

I know what you’re getting at (handballs/offsides), but yesterday’s 3 decisions were disgraceful.

1) definite foul by the Manure player. That one was so obvious, Stevie Wonder called it

2) Everyone, bar the ref and VAR, seen that little cheating Southampton elf dive.

3) Unfortunately, Spurs could have had a pelanty. ( this is where interpretation of the laws comes in. I read it as, the Spurs player nudged the Bournemouth player, into Kane. I think that one would have been a harsh pelanty.)

[NYCBlue]

the VAR system is a positive thing in the modern game it's the laws that need changing

This.