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View from the ‘other side’.

Now you’re talking. Gawd bless ya Sir.

It’s like getting a couch through the front door. You never think it’ll go, but ya find the right angle eventually to get it through.

That Eastside barrel roof gap is getting narrower by the day

Crying at this.

And with this, you can just get rid of VAR - lock, stock and barrel.

Probably the one I’ve watched most of is that bald, Irish guy who has a meltdown when Liverpool lose a game.

Worse than that, think he is actually is a blue, but is too gutless to say it, cos it will alienate the kopites.

Chill man, no ones fighting. We just disagree. I’d prefer to get it right before everyone uses it, and have severe concerns that subjective decisions can never be “got right”, but am for var on matters of fact. But differences of opinion are fine. (Maybe we should get var to adjudicate this...

So a compromise then, scrap it until it’s improved sufficiently, rather than use a poor system in a live environment. But I would point out that you ignored the bit of my post, about the difficulty of nailing down subjective decisions.

Interesting spread of views across the league’s fans. Massive range across the league, and around a third of clubs are split broadly down the middle in their own fan base.

I just don’t think the subjective aspect of VAR can be nailed down, almost by definition. And I’m not sure it should be. Isn’t part of the fun in footy, the disagreements over that grey area?

This is a fair point, but these ones are a matter of fact. The ball either crossed the line or it didn’t. Fouls or handballs are often so subjective that 2 people sat next to each will have a different opinion of it, even with 10 video replays. Can live with technology for goal line decisions...

Good stuff, great gesture. When you find out where it is, could you let people know so they can pay their respects.

Get shut of it. Was worth a try, but wrong decisions still happen every game, and the negative impact on game time, atmosphere, celebrations is too high a price to pay for correcting ‘some’ decisions. Go back to the days of just moaning about the ref for a week after a game, instead of moaning...

No. Have got a shocking hangover so am a bit pessimistic today.

This is true. But he could be right about administration. Just fed up of him constantly writing about us, the bell.

Simon Goodley from The Guardian sticking the boot in again today on our pending administration. I mean, he’s probably not wrong, but the guy puts out 4 or 5 negative articles a week on us.

Ask yer missus.

Absolutely awesome. My mind even filled in the cheer of the crowd at the moment the team comes out.