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Aye - not sure about this either.
I can see the advantages of it but equally, can see it being very abused. -
Ha ha...it'll be hilarious.
Loads of managers are absolutely nuts. Arteta would lose his two appeals within the first 5 minutes.
I'd be happy to see the back of VAR for good.Comment
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I think it works pretty well in cricket. Not perfect, but what is?
The original idea was for it was to allow a review to overturn an obvious error. Naturally, it isn't just used for that - captains use it tactically as well. But it does mean that there aren't constant interruptions, and you don't get a lengthy break every time a wicket falls.
I guess some sort of review system is pretty much a done deal in football. I agree with you, Zip, that VAR is a total pain in the bum that would be better scrapped, to bring back the immediacy. I seriously hate celebrating a goal and then thinking "Oh sh!t, but it may be ruled out in a couple of minutes". I don't see them abandoning it now, though, and I think this idea might be a better bet. Also, could be amusing, as you say!Comment
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FairOriginally posted by Zippity View Post
hadn't thought of that
Although I think 5 minutes is generous. Be more like 2.Comment
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