From Liberty to Injustice; the solution to the Championship’s referee woes?

[Caiden James]

From Liberty to Injustice; the solution to the Championship’s referee woes?

💙 Blues leave the Jacks feeling blue The travelling Jacks left Birmingham empty handed on Saturday; with nothing except continued frustration at the EFL’s

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[Pegojack]

I think it has to come, no question.

 

[Colin-swansea]

With the amount of cash floating around the Championship VAR has to come, like it or lump it. Its not perfect but 99% of the decisions like the disallowed goal at Brum should be sorted.

 

[BendJack]

Either that or have more referees for the referees at the games... Dishing out cards every time the ref gets a decision wrong. But then, who referees the referees referee?? More referees?

The only problem with VAR is human error - an issue we've seen a number of times in the past. No system is without its faults, but it can't be any worse than it currently is!

 

[Colin-swansea]

Either that or have more referees for the referees at the games... Dishing out cards every time the ref gets a decision wrong. But then, who referees the referees referee?? More referees?

The only problem with VAR is human error - an issue we've seen a number of times in the past. No system is without its faults, but it can't be any worse than it currently is!

there is also an interpretation problem within VAR especially over handball that is nowhere near being settled.

 

[monmouth]

Automated Offsides is all that’s needed.

F**k VAR.

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

Bollocks to VAR.

Ask Premier League fans who go to stadiums every week about how it's ruined the game as a spectacle, then come back and tell me how it's enhanced the game.

Goalline tech and offsides, ok, fine.

But the rest can get in the bin. Worst thing to happen to football in decades.

 

[Swanjaxs]

Keep goal-line technology, and if you have to draw lines to decide if it's on or offside, then give the goal; simple.