| I rarely watch too flight football these days 19:08 - May 15 with 578 views | Fixed_It |
As a result, I haven't really been affected by VAR that much. But it's fecking rubbish, isn't it?! |  |
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| I rarely watch too flight football these days on 19:13 - May 15 with 545 views | Churchman |
It is a game spoiler for me. There is is a rhythm to a football match and VAR just takes that away. Goal line technology yes, VAR no. |  | | |
| I rarely watch too flight football these days on 19:14 - May 15 with 526 views | pointofblue |
VAR isn't the problem - the human use of it is. A bunch of incompetents running the system and the insistence that having a nostril hair offside means it's offside. |  |
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| I rarely watch too flight football these days on 19:15 - May 15 with 511 views | Fixed_It |
| I rarely watch too flight football these days on 19:13 - May 15 by Churchman |
It is a game spoiler for me. There is is a rhythm to a football match and VAR just takes that away. Goal line technology yes, VAR no. |
Exactly. Prolonged celebrations from the 'scoring team' and fans - then the delay - then the overturn. All spontaneity crushed. | |
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| I rarely watch too flight football these days on 19:52 - May 15 with 431 views | HighgateBlue |
| I rarely watch too flight football these days on 19:14 - May 15 by pointofblue |
VAR isn't the problem - the human use of it is. A bunch of incompetents running the system and the insistence that having a nostril hair offside means it's offside. |
When you say "human use of it", do you mean the setting of the rules by the humans that deem a nostril offside to be offside? Or do you mean the human who watches the replay and decides if it's offside or not? Which person in that system are you saying is not competent?
If the rule says that a nostril offside is offside, then the person viewing the replay has to apply that rule, and give it offside if there's a nostril offside.
Personally I would amend the rule - it's difficult to know exactly how to word it in order to improve matters, but I think the best bet is to look only at where the feet of the attacking player are positioned, and not any other part of their body. It's such a hard one to get right though. |  | | |
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