| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges 12:53 - Feb 14 with 915 views | BlueRaider |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51502785
What do we think ? I like the idea, but I think they should have to specify what they are challenging to stop speculative challenges. I would also stop the reviews that currently happen that look for any reason to disallow a goal - if no one on the other team has an issue, why disallow it ? |  |
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| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges on 13:11 - Feb 14 with 870 views | Basuco |
If the ref has looked at a screen and decided what to give on that view, what difference is a manager challenge going to make? They are still always biased towards the big clubs who run football, so it would be a pointless idea. |  | | |
| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges on 10:08 - Feb 17 with 811 views | BlueRaider |
| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges on 13:11 - Feb 14 by Basuco |
If the ref has looked at a screen and decided what to give on that view, what difference is a manager challenge going to make? They are still always biased towards the big clubs who run football, so it would be a pointless idea. |
You misunderstood my point, I am arguing that the source of the challenges should come from the players / managers, not from the officials. | |
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| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges on 10:36 - Feb 17 with 772 views | rickw |
I think different approaches to VAR need to be trialled, nobody is happy with the current system so unless each league gets to change things a little to see what works and what doesn't it will never improve |  |
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| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges on 11:06 - Feb 17 with 756 views | SamWhiteUK |
Definitely.
See the Spurs game, then pen that they won. No one challenged or even appealed, but about 3 or 4 minutes later we've finally decided it was a penalty. They should have just been getting on with the game. |  | | |
| VAR - Italians asking for manager challenges on 15:33 - Feb 17 with 681 views | OsborneOneNil |
100%. I've said it for years that we should implement a system similar to the one in American Football. A coach has 3 flags and can throw one on the pitch if he thinks a decision needs a review, such as a penalty shout. If it's upheld he keeps the flag, if he loses then the flag goes.
Ideal.
Totally agree on the Spurs pen too, no one at all appealed. If that happens then leave it! |  | | |
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