3 SIMPLE Ways To FIX VAR! 🟨🟥

Hello and welcome back to Football Daily where today we analysing the news that is DOMINATING English football this week, VAR and how to improve it.

In light of the SHOCKING decision to rule out Luis Diaz' goal against Spurs, we suggest 3 simple ways for the PGMOL to improve VAR in this country!

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[rakeshmallupeddi]

Why don't they allow the audience to listen to the conversation between referee & VAR team, many sports do it.

[TheMatteflodman]

semi automatic offside technology would not have prevented wrong decision between Tottenham and Liverpool, because it was still the referees in the VAR room who thought that they chekt a goal in the match and then said that the referees on the pitch were correct so an automatic system would not have helped as it only shows who is offside or not, it does not tell what kind of decision that should correct

[xg_zack]

Most importantly the ability to give indirect free kicks for non goal preventing actions in the premier league.

[Artysenis]

Agree with all. Especially, take more time with difficult decisions to get things right. Offside automatic system should be in like goal line technology

[anatolistoimenov]

Outside of offsides they should use challenges like tennis. You should be able to challenge 3 times till you get it 3 times wrong.

[xg_zack]

An agreed upon margin for error for goals scored based and advantage gained by striker

[Pekzr]

Good suggestions. I also think we should scrap the clear and obvious error rule. That makes the bar way too high to change the on field decision. See for example the tackle Kovacic made on Ödegaard. That should have been a red, but a yellow was not an clear and obvious error. This makes the decisions extremely inconsistent.


We need to accept that is extremely hard for the referee to see everything. Therefore they need more help from VAR to get the right decisions. In the future I want VAR to be more involved in more decisions, but for now we should probably fix what is broken in the current system. More automation and AI would be interesting to implement in the future.

[yellourenco]

They need to do what the NRL do in Australia. When the bunker needs to review a try or any other decision, the audience can hear AND see on the monitors in the stadium what the ref is reviewing. Refs also need to be miked up!

[konkdoreeeee]

Remove IFAB rule when the ball already kick cannot revert the on field decision

[xg_zack]

Think corners attackers hed the ball there's a dubious tustle in the box hits someones arm but this only prevented a chance for a headed pass not a shot on goal. Indirect free kick. You want it penalised so players can't just block everything with their hands but not so harshly it sets the game off balance by giving the opposition an artificially large chance to score

[iainwright]

Start reviewing yellow cards. They don't have to stop the game, but if there is an obvious card that is inexplicably missed this could easily be fixed. Is especially significant when someone already has a card and really should be sent off (looking at you Kovacic).

[salehr]

Semi automated is a must. But English will be English and big headed and think they’re too good for it like they did start of this year when they rejected it

[croissantpower]

When is the wrong decision made quickly?

[cheeseisclever]

Remove VAR. Celebrating a goal used to be great.

[sammy]

Don't want to be that guy but it's pronounced "Auto-may-ted".

[troyj]

Completely unacceptably ridiculous to suggest they need to take their time. That is the number 1 key issue with VAR all along, it takes too long.. The fact that the clear and obvious issue (ironically) with VAR is that decisions aren't binary, so it will never always get the right decisions, is perfectly shown with this new wave of complaints about them needing to take their time. People just wanna complain (again ironic as I writr this lol) The idea that we can erdaicate mistakes from the world is farcicle. VAR should be gone or decisions should be made quickly to overturn glaring errors, if they can't be made quickly the decision wasn't that bad. Yes, occasionally the majority will agree they got one wrong. Calm down.