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Semi-automated offside technology comes into the Premier League this weekend. Good news. It will speed up decision-making. VAR here to stay but should there be a time limit on VAR decisions? Should IFAB/PGMOL/PL canvass fans on whether they want a time limit?

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Henry Winter1 年前

Frustration with VAR clear from replies. Powerbrokers/lawmakers have to listen to that, understand that, act on it. VAR not going away, too much committed, so it’s about improving it. Asking fans how - time limits etc - would be a start. Discussed more on

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Arbitrus.ai1 年前

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Rob1 年前

Lovely how they are now changing the rules of a competition half way through the season. FA cup replays sacked off, fixtures changed for TV at the drop of a hat. Match going fans suffer for the sake of TV audiences 🥴🥴

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Punter Donk1 年前

When have the Prem ever listened or cared about what fans think? They still have away fans travelling the length of the country for midday kick off’s ffs 🤣

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Dave1 年前

Henry, I have a question that I don’t think I’ve never seen addressed - why is VAR “here to stay”? Who decides that, and why have they decided that?

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Adam Salkie1 年前

Good news - if you like a skewed competition. Change at the commencement of seasons - never at the business end.

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Unpopular Spurs1 年前

“Speed up decision making” - if it’s not instantaneous then it’s too slow Henry. It’s ruining the game. Time limit should be instant like with goal line tech. Anything short of that is not good enough.

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Graham1 年前

If it takes VAR more than a minute to decide if the ref has mad a clear and obvious mistake, it’s not a clear and obvious mistake. They also could do with a team of ex-pro’s assisting with the decision making.

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18921 年前

If anyone country can mess it up it’s England,let’s wait and see

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Kat Raggabinto1 年前

VAR kills the ability to celebrate a goal properly & does not eliminate human inconsistencies. Any marginal benefits do not outweigh the downsides. Only winners are referees who have more jobs & can now work remotely indoors.

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James Watson1 年前

Henry. We just want correct decisions. Don’t care if the game is re reffed. Just get the decision correct as best we can.

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