General Football forum • Re: VAR and is there a way to fix it?

Not sure how fans will cope with refs acknowledging making mistakes, nor how refs will be able to admit they have. Games these days are rarely ruined as a contest.

But being able to clarify decisions might be both good and bad, good as more people might be able to understand reasoning as you say (rather than misinterpreting the rules), but bad as it'll highlight more inconsistency between individual refs decisions, and focus attention and analysis on ever-reducing levels of import, rather than removing it altogether.

People (myself included) just gotta accept things as they are sometimes, everyone's too keen on highlighting perceived injustices. The game used to be more about enjoyment of skill rather than the castigation of its adjudicators.

Clattenburg is the only God-like personality I recall in a ref uniform. Most seem like the stereotypical introverts.

Statistics: Posted by Cods — Sun Apr 28, 2024 10:33 am

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