Dave dawson
Player Valuation: £1m
Not that technical,but is it possible for someone to block contact between the VAR studio and the officials in the ground.if so could be very interesting.
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tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
Illuminati
trueblue84
Player Valuation: £50m
No
The " Big " Stand is strategically positioned as to block the signal coming from the VAR studio in Stockley Park
billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
VARse
Will ruin the game as we know it. (edit; which is pretty much ruined now but you get my point)
Limit it to 2 appeals per Capt. To stop continued frivolous stop start messing about.
Limit it to 2 appeals per Capt. To stop continued frivolous stop start messing about.
...there’ll be lots more penalties this season, just hope Sigurdsson is practising.
Will there be a roll over if it’s not used?
Nah, use em or lose em.
So, 2 of the biggest teams in English football are not equipped with big TV screens? This seems a joke in modern day football no? Avoiding controversy! Guess who those teams are?
www.bbc.com
- Stadium: Information about a VAR check will appear on the big screens at the 18 grounds which are equipped with them ie 'Checking red card'. When a decision is overturned, a video of the incident will be shown when appropriate. At the two grounds which do not have screens - Anfield (Liverpool) and Old Trafford (Manchester United), announcements will be made via the scoreboard and PA.
Premier League 'prepared' for VAR
The Premier League says VAR will cause controversy next season but its interim chief executive says it is "prepared" for it.
www.bbc.com
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £90m
VAR should be universally seen as a good thing but the implementation has been so messy it's been a problem. At least offside should be done well.
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