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  • The ESPN FC panel reacts to football clubs in the Premier League's takes on scrapping VAR as they are set to vote on the subject next month.
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  • @matthewmaayen1088
    @matthewmaayen1088 Před 26 dny +171

    The refs in england dont know how to use VAR

    • @coilsw6
      @coilsw6 Před 26 dny +2

      Var and the referees difficulty in interpretating an incident stood out again with the referee looking at the James 'kick out' at Brighton. It was farcical seeing him have to look at it over a dozen times before making a decision .... overthinking at it's best.

    • @marcobetancourt3733
      @marcobetancourt3733 Před 26 dny +2

      Liga MX is worse

    • @jaheimsewell4895
      @jaheimsewell4895 Před 26 dny +1

      I’m guessing you’re a Madrid fan?

    • @35t10b
      @35t10b Před 26 dny +1

      True. It could be a great tool, but it's been used poorly in England

    • @edjeoranje4865
      @edjeoranje4865 Před 26 dny +2

      Refs in England don't know how to ref

  • @Juannyboi-gl7kj
    @Juannyboi-gl7kj Před 26 dny +201

    I just don’t understand how var can work fine in European competitions and international tournaments but in England it’s soo poor

    • @Mo-fd9ri
      @Mo-fd9ri Před 26 dny +41

      Corruption

    • @gertigoga3912
      @gertigoga3912 Před 26 dny +31

      Because English refs want too much power. Instead of VAR being the first and final word on things like offsides, red cards, and penalties, English refs want to be the one to decide those things.

    • @flickchic238
      @flickchic238 Před 26 dny +27

      Bias, incompetence, result fixing, what else

    • @chelseagodfather
      @chelseagodfather Před 26 dny +17

      It worked perfectly, with minimal delay and flawlessly in Africa during this year's Nations Cup every time! Simple. But in England it's "difficult to implement". I suspect we know why 😂😂😂

    • @chelseagodfather
      @chelseagodfather Před 26 dny +5

      @@gertigoga3912 they like influencing games with their whistle. But these same England officials who struggle with VAR in England suddenly are very capable when officiating games in Champions league and at the World Cup. They can't eat their cake and have it too.

  • @sheldon_neville_fishing3328
    @sheldon_neville_fishing3328 Před 26 dny +126

    if var gets removed, then the shitty refs will still be shitty and not be able to be checked on their shittyness

    • @nihlify
      @nihlify Před 26 dny +1

      It's shitty anyway, so they might as well be shitty with the least amount of hassle, which is WITHOUT VAR.

    • @Abdullah-vg1uc
      @Abdullah-vg1uc Před 26 dny +9

      ​@@nihlifyfuck no , because with no var the refs have all the excuse to make mistakes and be corrupt

    • @philmusson1265
      @philmusson1265 Před 26 dny

      ​@Abdullah-vg1uc don't you watch football? They do anyway!!! And it ruins the game in the process!!!

    • @omarbautista541
      @omarbautista541 Před 26 dny +4

      ​@@philmusson1265 At least we will have evidence with VAR. Premier League has been outed or the Farmers league that it is and fans are angry to the right reasons

    • @philmusson1265
      @philmusson1265 Před 25 dny

      @@omarbautista541 evidence of what? Don't you watch the games? What more evidence do you need? VAR officials can have all the evidence in the world and still make the wrong decision, because football is subjective and it has a rhythm and flow to it and a bloke in a room somewhere can't feel that, only the referee on the field can, so he should be making the decisions. Right or wrong, you accept the ref's decision and play on. VAR is so much harder to accept when they get it wrong.

  • @haitiancreolewithluciano
    @haitiancreolewithluciano Před 26 dny +145

    VAR is not the problem. Your stupid referees are...

    • @russellward4624
      @russellward4624 Před 26 dny

      VAR is run by the refs

    • @dannytallmage2971
      @dannytallmage2971 Před 26 dny

      Yea too many windrush referees has rally lowered the collective IQ.

    • @Abdullah-vg1uc
      @Abdullah-vg1uc Před 26 dny +1

      Exactly, the fact that they still blaming var is crazy

    • @tkdanny
      @tkdanny Před 25 dny

      I know this, the rest of the English twats don’t😂

  • @cachannel3407
    @cachannel3407 Před 26 dny +45

    VAR is not the problem is the people who in the var room

  • @moneymase180
    @moneymase180 Před 26 dny +78

    AFCON handled VAR decisions very well, but England cannot make good decisions on VAR. corruption is real.

    • @environm3ntalist549
      @environm3ntalist549 Před 26 dny +2

      😂 you didn’t watch AFCON

    • @efun8334
      @efun8334 Před 26 dny +10

      @@environm3ntalist549I did watch AFCON and what he said is 100% correct

    • @Judasiscariot6464
      @Judasiscariot6464 Před 26 dny +7

      @@environm3ntalist549 they handled well just give CAF their flowers

    • @Judasiscariot6464
      @Judasiscariot6464 Před 26 dny +2

      @@environm3ntalist549 overall they handled it well, just give CAF their flowers

    • @john-olivierlukama1548
      @john-olivierlukama1548 Před 25 dny

      ​@@environm3ntalist549he's correct wym?

  • @Booking_It
    @Booking_It Před 26 dny +59

    The nosy policeman analogy was spot on

    • @alcapone6733
      @alcapone6733 Před 26 dny

      Yeah I've had plenty of them nosy pigs bother me for no reason

  • @_A7X
    @_A7X Před 26 dny +62

    Newcastle was ROBBED today of 2 CLEAR penalties..
    VAR tech should NOWHERE be scrapped, that'd be absurd..
    They just need to get in competent VARs

    • @quattrobajeena8623
      @quattrobajeena8623 Před 26 dny

      You're having schizophrenic attacks
      Go take your meds

    • @Rain188
      @Rain188 Před 26 dny +2

      And VAR was blind and didn’t give that OBVIOUS penalty. So what is the point of VAR?

    • @chelseagodfather
      @chelseagodfather Před 26 dny +5

      @@Rain188 The point is England has a culture of cuddling bad referees and making excuses for them without any adequate punishment if any. With no consequences for poor performance, why should we expect better calls? Rather than blame the refs & VAR officials, they point the finger at the technology. Does the video equipment operate itself?😂

    • @Joeeye123
      @Joeeye123 Před 26 dny

      If you think it's just the EPL refs, you really should watch other leagues to know better.

    • @chelseagodfather
      @chelseagodfather Před 26 dny +3

      @@Joeeye123 EPL refs are the worst operators of VAR. I watch other leagues and other FIFA competions (WC, ANC, Euros, etc) and there is way less drama than in England.

  • @Dabmonger
    @Dabmonger Před 26 dny +24

    I think VAR is just highlighting how poor referees are at making decisions.

    • @patsonzgambo9672
      @patsonzgambo9672 Před 26 dny +1

      english refs

    • @thejamaicandudewith100ksub3
      @thejamaicandudewith100ksub3 Před 25 dny

      But VAR is a referee so it’s english refs. Check that incident with Lamptey against Mudryk in Brighton vs Chelsea for example. Why do you think sometimes that you should allow the referee to see the screen and other times you ignore it? Doesn’t make sense.

  • @amine15777
    @amine15777 Před 26 dny +15

    Taking var out is a step backward it , reefreing level that need to improve

  • @raphaelcempaka
    @raphaelcempaka Před 26 dny +12

    Keep VAR but replace all the pgmol

  • @_A7X
    @_A7X Před 26 dny +31

    Now let's see the mitigating excuses Fans would use to escape losses when VAR is gone

    • @MichaelHattem
      @MichaelHattem Před 26 dny +2

      They’ll just go back to blaming the refs on the pitch as they did for 100 years before VAR.

    • @environm3ntalist549
      @environm3ntalist549 Před 26 dny +1

      @@MichaelHattemexcept refs on the pitch didn’t get blamed as much because people accepted they are human

    • @lwandilentaphane5719
      @lwandilentaphane5719 Před 26 dny

      ​@@environm3ntalist549 Lies. Refs were even getting death threats

    • @philmusson1265
      @philmusson1265 Před 26 dny

      The same one's they use now? Who cares?

    • @JuniorSmith-zw7pd
      @JuniorSmith-zw7pd Před 25 dny

      @environm3ntalist549 🤣 var was literally introduced because no people did not accept their flaws as human beings and we will NOT go back to those days 😑

  • @SimonDelaney-uq2gz
    @SimonDelaney-uq2gz Před 26 dny +10

    VAR is not the problem in England it is the officials

  • @_A7X
    @_A7X Před 26 dny +41

    Scrapping VAR means scrapping the only way to stop Haaland from breaking goal records in prem 😂

  • @brian_amado
    @brian_amado Před 26 dny +18

    Gotta love how when it’s a pen not given for a foul against a Manchester United player pundits will say “football is a contact sport and not all contact is a foul,” yet when it would be United that would be on the receiving end it’s clear evidence for why VAR has to go.

    • @richardbusinge9494
      @richardbusinge9494 Před 26 dny

      Mostly these ESPN pundits have biased opinions towards man u

    • @philmusson1265
      @philmusson1265 Před 26 dny

      This subjectivity is exactly why VAR will never work in football.

    • @brian_amado
      @brian_amado Před 25 dny +1

      @@richardbusinge9494 it’s not just ESPN though. Most British pundits will spout the same drivel.

    • @brian_amado
      @brian_amado Před 25 dny

      @@philmusson1265 my problem with VAR isn’t just the subjectivity. It’s the clear and obvious part. Take offsides for example. If we have to break out a tool to measure if a player is offside by mere millimeters he’s not offside. Var should only be used to correct obvious mistakes. If you can’t discern the difference of offside or not with the naked eye it’s not offside.

    • @kayodeogidan
      @kayodeogidan Před 25 dny

      I don't know what Manchester United did to them. They always have a go at them

  • @Joswag
    @Joswag Před 26 dny +46

    I vote to keep it because it will stop fans from making excuses “we would have won if VAR was still there”

    • @angelotroseboom1186
      @angelotroseboom1186 Před 26 dny

      Seems a reasonable opinion

    • @bhumikjoshi4573
      @bhumikjoshi4573 Před 26 dny

      Amount of offside goals would be absurd

    • @_A7X
      @_A7X Před 26 dny +1

      Absolutely..Now let's see what kind of excuses they'd use to take spotlight off their losses when VAR is gone

    • @_A7X
      @_A7X Před 26 dny +1

      ​@@bhumikjoshi4573Isn't that what you guys want?? When there was no VAR becuz it's PRETTY clear players were netting whole lot of offside goals before VAR

    • @bhumikjoshi4573
      @bhumikjoshi4573 Před 26 dny

      @@_A7X nobody wants that. That will favor bigger club even more.

  • @sapphir7437
    @sapphir7437 Před 26 dny +8

    This League have the cameras, the only 2 things is to fix hand ball in penalty box rule and just a line for offside, its so simple

  • @rengachinzah5847
    @rengachinzah5847 Před 26 dny +15

    Craig completely missed the point. The VAR checks for some decisions are fine, the problem is the PGMOL refs can't come to the correct decisions even with VAR. Why keep it in place if you can't get the decisions correct even after checking anyways? At least that's what I think Wolves are implying.

    • @bhumikjoshi4573
      @bhumikjoshi4573 Před 26 dny

      Something is better than nothing.

    • @rengachinzah5847
      @rengachinzah5847 Před 26 dny +2

      @@bhumikjoshi4573 i know, that's why im also not for removing it. But they seriously need to improve the decision makers, hold them accountable at least.

    • @rengachinzah5847
      @rengachinzah5847 Před 26 dny +2

      for example, the Doku kick on Macaliister, the Odegaard handball, the Liverpool offside call, the foul by Onana against Wolves, etc and so much more, the fans at home can see it, why do the so called "trained professionals" dont? do you automatically become blind when you join PGMOL? sorry for the rant lol

    • @alexischristou3266
      @alexischristou3266 Před 26 dny +1

      We all know Craig is a bit special anyway half the time he talks nonsense.

    • @nihlify
      @nihlify Před 26 dny

      @@bhumikjoshi4573 That's not true at all... Everything comes at a cost and I and many others would argue the cost is too high currently for that "something." Grow a brain.

  • @greenery8434
    @greenery8434 Před 26 dny +4

    If a machine works but a person doesn’t know how to use it you don’t get rid of the machine you change the person using it.

  • @Advent938
    @Advent938 Před 26 dny +2

    Call the guys from AFCON in Africa. Best Car use no mistakes all the games.

  • @rollabearing
    @rollabearing Před 26 dny +4

    2024/25 Season - "This wouldn't have happened if VAR was still used."

  • @anenecalistus
    @anenecalistus Před 26 dny +4

    True and good point. The people in VAR have to know football (good if they've played it) to be able to deliver effectively

  • @BobbyMarley718
    @BobbyMarley718 Před 25 dny +1

    Its just too complicated in England other nations dont seem to take 10 mins to make wrong decsions as much as EPL

  • @Minnie-CA
    @Minnie-CA Před 26 dny +2

    Keep it for offside only. Scrap it for everything else

  • @nkosanaroy4993
    @nkosanaroy4993 Před 26 dny +4

    Mmm now we’ll concede a billion offside goals

  • @Dabmonger
    @Dabmonger Před 26 dny +1

    There has to be semi-automated offside and goal line technology. As for offside, you have to draw the line (literally) somewhere, just like you have a goal line wrt scoring goals. So I don't agree with Craig regarding offsides.

  • @arunkdas
    @arunkdas Před 26 dny +3

    Its the FA’s refs who are ridiculously biased are the reason for so much controversy.

  • @shaneawai5015
    @shaneawai5015 Před 26 dny +1

    Can it be done like cricket. Captains can call for a VAR check with two chances a half. If it is a wrong check you lose one, if not you keep it. There are things being checked that the teams did not see and things not being checked that surprises both sides.

  • @betterphysicaltherapy
    @betterphysicaltherapy Před 26 dny +3

    The problem is the PGMOL. Not VAR. The vote should be to found a new refereeing body.

  • @kayus6223
    @kayus6223 Před 26 dny +5

    All these clubs will cry for VAR again when incompetent referees strikes again and again with obvious decisions missed

  • @rackspack
    @rackspack Před 26 dny +1

    Shaks statement that VAR is somehow saving teams in title chases or relegation is nonsense. Its cost Liverpool points at Spurs that would have put them top , its cost Forest and kept them in a relegation fight to the end. Its cost teams trying to get European spots. It cost Newcastle just last night when they failed to give the Gordon penalty !! Its just scaremongering to say "oh if we take out VAR it might cost a team the title or their premier league status"

  • @therider04
    @therider04 Před 26 dny +3

    VAR is fine. PGMOL using it is awful.

  • @alexischristou3266
    @alexischristou3266 Před 26 dny +3

    For the love of god do not remove VAR I seriously do not want to see the premier league back in the dinosaur era while everyone else in europe all top leagues are using it and we just regress backwards because a few teams in the league have thrown there toys out of there pram. I say this is as a Liverpool fan to and i have the biggest issues with VAR officials this season NOT the tech.
    There is no problem with VAR technology its the dam human beings who implement it wrongly.....that is the only singular issue here. I do not want to see fake pens, offside goals and several other things that players will 100% get away with because it will happen with VAR not looking at it.

  • @twosheds2030
    @twosheds2030 Před 26 dny

    Make it like decision reviews in cricket. The captain can call for a limited number of reviews by VAR each game, say 2-3 for each captain

  • @Sonicboom726
    @Sonicboom726 Před 26 dny +3

    No need to kick var out from the game why not kick out that person who just don't know how to use the useful technology properly

  • @Carlos2Dangerous
    @Carlos2Dangerous Před 26 dny +1

    VAR should not have a say in judgement calls. It should only be for offsides, handballs, and ball going over the lines for goals or out of bounds. Only for calls that are black and white. Nothing makes me more mad than when they slow down a play and go frame by frame and strip all the context out of the game at full speed just to see a still frame. I’m even against it for cards and fouls, those should only be called by the ref on the field only.

  • @tommyschmid5831
    @tommyschmid5831 Před 22 dny

    Is it working anywhere? That would surprise me. Certainly not working in Germany. Fans are completly against it now.

  • @GOATBryan10
    @GOATBryan10 Před 26 dny +3

    Thank you Frank, VAR is NOT the problem. It is the people (referees) using the technology who don’t know football like he says.

  • @sir_romeo
    @sir_romeo Před 26 dny +2

    For me the idea of drawing thin lines in the order of mm to decide if an attacker was offside or not makes no sense. Are we implying that those mm gave the attacker an unfair advantage in the race towards goal?

    • @environm3ntalist549
      @environm3ntalist549 Před 26 dny +1

      Exactly. Offside rules was never meant to be about that.

    • @sir_romeo
      @sir_romeo Před 26 dny

      @@environm3ntalist549 right! Offsides should be decided by linesmen. If an offside is too small to be seen by eye, then it's not an offside

  • @user-ec5bo8tx4n
    @user-ec5bo8tx4n Před 26 dny +2

    Some Premier League club should table this proposal: keep VAR, but ask for Howard Webb's resignation for his incompetence.

    • @tywalraven4936
      @tywalraven4936 Před 25 dny +1

      Webb is the worst. He even ruined a World Cup finalísimo. He, through his incompetence, resigned any role in football.

  • @joelhooton2215
    @joelhooton2215 Před 25 dny

    I’m fine with automated offside if they blow it down immediately rather than let the play go on

  • @thehacker40_1
    @thehacker40_1 Před 24 dny

    Its like being given a calculator, punching in the wrong numbers to the ones you want, getting the answer you werent expecting and saying fck it, do away with the calculator

  • @Creees
    @Creees Před 26 dny

    Yessss get rid. So happy we are having this discussion
    Or if keep there needs to be a limit on not only time for decision but also the amount of cameras used for visual replays.
    Soon there will be technology in shirts to be able to use for offside.

  • @chrismorsbach3872
    @chrismorsbach3872 Před 25 dny

    If automated offsides is so accurate, then use it and give the attacking player a 3-6” advantage. It’s a simple solution that’s being over thought

  • @hewazangana
    @hewazangana Před 26 dny +1

    6:31 dude without VAR Real Madrids first Goal would have stood. RM lives in their minds rent free.

  • @63mckenzie
    @63mckenzie Před 24 dny

    The problem with VAR, with the exception of offside, is everything else is subjective.

  • @jerrymcallister
    @jerrymcallister Před 26 dny +1

    Why do people believe that automated offside is correct?

    • @nihlify
      @nihlify Před 26 dny

      Are you being obtuse? It has nothing to do with it being 100 % correct or not, it has to do with it being a objective and unbiased resource. An automated system can get some rare things wrong, but it won't get it wrong because club A or B are currently playing or are afraid to step on the onfield refs toes to change a decision...

  • @mamadousy9632
    @mamadousy9632 Před 26 dny +6

    YES
    Technology isn’t the problem but since referees can’t use it
    Then get rid

    • @JuniorSmith-zw7pd
      @JuniorSmith-zw7pd Před 26 dny

      Don't come back calling for var when your team gets blatantly robbed infront of everyone please remember why var was introduced in the first place

    • @tinsaederesse9173
      @tinsaederesse9173 Před 26 dny

      ​@JuniorSmith-zw7pd a camera is not gonna needed if its SO obvious. Otherwise, the referee wasn't competent enough to ref or it was intentional

  • @lukelocks9083
    @lukelocks9083 Před 26 dny

    The Trossard doppleganger/lookalike is so close, when I saw him, I first thought when did he retire from Arsenal and in the PL, there's an Iniesta deadringer too.

  • @Rain188
    @Rain188 Před 26 dny +1

    Shak, what are you waffling about price of relegation? Nottingham was robbed from 3 penalties vs Everton. What did VAR do to help there?

  • @sunepba
    @sunepba Před 25 dny

    VAR should be use only for offside and miscoduct of players where the refree cant see

  • @happylamola6560
    @happylamola6560 Před 26 dny +3

    Imagine letting the likes of paul Tierney all that power to rule cz var cant overrule them anymore

    • @danielchan3387
      @danielchan3387 Před 25 dny

      At this point of time, VAR can only prove that they made the wrong decisions but cannot overrule them.

  • @brew9408
    @brew9408 Před 25 dny +1

    I understand that you want to avoid killing tempo and momentum, but the head referee should be reviewing the monitor more often, especially in pivotal moments...and for fuck's sake, give them multiple angles.

  • @mosestsarai8565
    @mosestsarai8565 Před 25 dny

    Change PGMOL. The technology is very good, it's the bus drivers (meant no disrespect to bus drivers) in the VAR rooms that needs replacement.

  • @kayodeogidan
    @kayodeogidan Před 25 dny

    Removing VAR takes us back to old school with the cliche "ref didn't see it neither did the other officials". We seem to have forgotten how costly oversight is.

  • @EbrahimLPatel
    @EbrahimLPatel Před 25 dny

    Give both teams 3 challenges (like tennis and cricket). And only the captain can challenge. That way teams will think hard about whether they truly believe they have been wronged. And only a few incidents will go to VAR.

  • @andrewgotti589
    @andrewgotti589 Před 26 dny

    If that's the case,then obviously it will affect some,and some benefits from it.

  • @dastan4637
    @dastan4637 Před 26 dny +1

    VAR with AI may work in future

  • @Richi-che3ks
    @Richi-che3ks Před 26 dny

    var is good for offsides other than that its the same as before, sometimes they get it right sometimes they don't. that Gordon incident was so clear but they still failed but that cucurella incident it worked great.

  • @nihlify
    @nihlify Před 26 dny

    For me it's the inconsistency that's the biggest problem. Clarify the rules, train your refs and it might work.

  • @corporalcrazy88
    @corporalcrazy88 Před 26 dny +2

    The consistency is the main problem and always has been. 100's and 100's of examples where a foul or penalty or red card is given or not given using VAR and then in another game with different VAR and refs and the exact same thing doesnt get given... all fans of all clubs have experienced this. Have to get the rules and facts of what is and what isnt pen, red, foul or whatever and make it the same for every game every week.

  • @adeleyemathew2112
    @adeleyemathew2112 Před 26 dny

    I just feel like the people operating the VAR in rbgland just eant to be in the news tbvh!!!

  • @SylvanPaul
    @SylvanPaul Před 24 dny

    This would be wildly stupid if they bosh it. They just need to learn out to use it properly

  • @kennywilkinson913
    @kennywilkinson913 Před 26 dny

    Pierre Luigi Collina would have over ruled VAR, cant even imagine him running to the screen, what a ref he was

  • @top4football693
    @top4football693 Před 25 dny

    Just use VAR for offside calls and that’s it.

  • @evanclp514
    @evanclp514 Před 26 dny

    i'd be fine with only automated offside and goal-line technology. the amount of penalties that have been given for absurdly minor infractions or handballs in the box that didn't even affect a play's outcome is obscene. VAR in general is just too slow and way too inconsistent.

  • @sharifmontague_music
    @sharifmontague_music Před 22 dny

    it needs to be on a "clear and obvious error" basis. MLS actually does it pretty well: the ref's decision is king, but in clear situations of referee error, VAR steps in. It's been used in reverse in the PL.

  • @kornishpasty
    @kornishpasty Před 26 dny +2

    Yeah lets go back to having goals against you when its offside. Fabulous

    • @JuniorSmith-zw7pd
      @JuniorSmith-zw7pd Před 26 dny +3

      What a set of clowns they'd rather celebrate an offside goal than have it correctly overturned if it ruins their celebrations

    • @environm3ntalist549
      @environm3ntalist549 Před 26 dny +1

      Better than having goals given offside for a toenail

    • @JuniorSmith-zw7pd
      @JuniorSmith-zw7pd Před 25 dny

      @@environm3ntalist549 they want var gone not because of that but because it overturned most illegal goals without var all illegal goals not seen by ref for whatever reason(could be paid to not see a blatant penalty) will stand anyone who wants var out should go instead go watch basketball your celebration won't be interrupted

  • @Anon-Man.
    @Anon-Man. Před 26 dny

    The thing with VAR is that is not consistent...

  • @richardlefaive1944
    @richardlefaive1944 Před 25 dny

    They should be voting on whether to bin the PGMOL.

  • @stuartgolby9767
    @stuartgolby9767 Před 26 dny +1

    Everyone knows why VAR doesn't work

  • @MikeC77
    @MikeC77 Před 26 dny

    The problem is there is a lack of trust in officials. Newcastle clearly had a penalty, everyone could see it in the replay. There is no way the VAR guys couldn't see it either. The scrutiny and technology has made trust drop because they must have known.

  • @vikast4537
    @vikast4537 Před 25 dny

    he said Trossard look alike LOL

  • @of_tcm
    @of_tcm Před 25 dny

    AFCON made VAR work. it is not the technology that is the problem, it is the personnel!

  • @ermericcarolissen694
    @ermericcarolissen694 Před 26 dny

    The VAR officials know football. They just don't want to show up their mate on the field.

  • @nanamccoy7463
    @nanamccoy7463 Před 25 dny

    It’s the official behind the computers 😂

  • @JesseOmezi
    @JesseOmezi Před 26 dny

    Next time someone scores a goal and they’re clearly offside I hope no one complains

  • @Stiemey307
    @Stiemey307 Před 26 dny

    The problem in the Premier League is that Centers and ARs use it as a crutch hoping it will make the call for them. Then, VAR is mostly unlikely to go against the no-call on the field.

  • @amazing_sandla
    @amazing_sandla Před 25 dny

    Var is literally just a screen, how is that the conversation either then the people looking at the screen, watching replays and still making wrong decisions.

  • @pembadorji5445
    @pembadorji5445 Před 26 dny +3

    Real Madrid: bad officials ❌ paid officials ✅
    YEHAHAHAH

  • @GiovanniCruz-gw4sh
    @GiovanniCruz-gw4sh Před 26 dny

    The trossard look alike 😂😂😂

  • @franknyawanda3240
    @franknyawanda3240 Před 26 dny

    The real question is why/how the technology was used almost flawlessly at AFCON, Qatar and in UEFA tournaments but somehow England officials somehow are incapable of using it efficiently?

  • @moistpeanut5986
    @moistpeanut5986 Před 26 dny +4

    After they robbed Bayern against RM. Yes they should.
    There is no point in having var if it will only be used whenever the ref wants.

    • @Kevinnn111
      @Kevinnn111 Před 26 dny +1

      What are you talking about. That type of scenario like in the Bayern-Madrid game would happen a lot more often without VAR. Referees ending plays too early because they thought it was offside wasnt that uncommon until VAR got introduced. That’s why it happening now made it even more outrageous

  • @MisterGraduation
    @MisterGraduation Před 24 dny

    "But for VAR, Real Madrid probably wouldn't be in the Champions League final - is THAT too steep a price to pay?"
    Love me some Shaka

  • @vernonharris1184
    @vernonharris1184 Před 26 dny

    Smh the min they removed it , is the min they will cry for it…

  • @vachelwilliams9648
    @vachelwilliams9648 Před 26 dny

    The only issue is the bigger teams get favoured

  • @wawalim5010
    @wawalim5010 Před 26 dny

    increase the quality of VAR like in champions league/world cup.. and on top of that, put excellent referees behind VAR

  • @cal_9256
    @cal_9256 Před 25 dny

    Is it the 3 clubs being relegated or promoted that will be part of the vote?

  • @DJHypro
    @DJHypro Před 26 dny +1

    These referees use VAR like a doctor using google for he patient

  • @Brainy014
    @Brainy014 Před 26 dny

    Minimum
    Standard should be hawk eye on lines and automated offsides , maybe a more “by the book” VAR penalties is there contact? Yes? Pen

  • @PRM862
    @PRM862 Před 25 dny

    The only thing worse than VAR is ESPN FC constantly talking about VAR. I don't think a show goes by that ESPN FC doesn't analyze VAR in some way. It's kind of annoying, to say the least.

  • @tafranangullia2288
    @tafranangullia2288 Před 24 dny

    VAR takes the accountability away from the ref on the field. Let the ref on the field go to the monitor without whispering in his ears what it should have been.

  • @LeeW534
    @LeeW534 Před 25 dny

    It’s not the technology that’s ruining the game it’s the people who are using it so poorly that is ruining the experience

  • @brandankelly4069
    @brandankelly4069 Před 25 dny

    Do a fan poll and the result would overwhelmingly in favour of scrapping VAR. The fans pay the wages so they should have a say.

  • @davidburrows499
    @davidburrows499 Před 25 dny

    Four and a half minutes to decide if a mistake is Clear and Obvious says it all. Ask the fans. Each club takes a poll of season ticket holders etc.

  • @mueey1
    @mueey1 Před 26 dny

    The problem isn't just var. It's the way it's being implemented. Give 8 seconds then on an offside to draw the lines if it can't be done and looks too tight advantage should go to the striker.
    Too many decisions going down to how long someone's hair is is ridiculous.
    1)Advantage to the attacker on offside.
    2) serious foul play incidents reviewed In the background and let play go or let ref see the screen and make judgement even on yellow card incidents
    3) any incident not clear and obvious let the on field ref look at it without being funneled Into overturning every decision.
    4) activate audio so the fans in the stadium and out can know what's going on. Believe me the world will let the ref know if they've made an obvious error.
    5) remove the slow motion , it's not a true representation of the pace of the game. Let ref see it all in real time on pitch and off screen.
    How hard is it to implement those points?

  • @broccolibeater
    @broccolibeater Před 26 dny

    i Imagine ITS working better than WE feel IT does. in England ITS worse than abywhere Else.

  • @jamesonkashika8213
    @jamesonkashika8213 Před 22 dny

    I think we will have a lot of football funerals without VAR.

  • @jamisonmunn9215
    @jamisonmunn9215 Před 25 dny

    The biggest problem is offsides. If AI is really so great automate the offsides with a robot arm linesman and cameras. We the fans and tv viewers don't need to see the lines and all the other nonsense.

  • @eduardoleon9693
    @eduardoleon9693 Před 25 dny

    Refs in the premier league are so inconsistent even with VAR. I don’t think the technology is an issue but the people using it is the issue.