SPFL Clubs Vote To Approve Introduction Of VAR

[BEARGER 1,830]

I see that Doncaster made it up from Norwich today. 

[weebluedevil 1,239]

1 hour ago, forlanssister said:

They all did, it was a Championship club that voted no.

probably Arbroath

[ian1964 10,721]

 

[onevision 1,568]

5 hours ago, Bluedell said:

Would VAR have made any difference on Sunday? 

We would have had a penality when Vickers dragged Sakala down before Fashions overhead kick.

[ranger_syntax 4,320]

I'm not a fan of what VAR does to the match. Waiting for a decision after a goal is rubbish.

 

There is no doubt that it will improve decisions in Scotland though.

 

Will it end the boring 'debates' about decisions?

[Gonzo79 15,292]

VAR certainly hasn't ended debates about decision making in England.  

[Sutton_blows_goats 5,329]

10 hours ago, ranger_syntax said:

Will it end the boring 'debates' about decisions?

No. Look at our second goal on Sunday. Nothing will stop people who don't know the rules or have an agenda talking rubbish.

[Bluedell 5,624]

11 hours ago, Gonzo79 said:

VAR certainly hasn't ended debates about decision making in England.  

It hasn't ended them, but it has reduced them. 

[Blue Moon 1,289]

Good news.  I wouldn't say it has detracted from the European games.  It should help some of the dubious decisions CFC get and stop a lot of the complaints about refs.  Every time they get beat it would make you vomit.

[der Berliner 3,744]

I just need to remember that League Cup final a couple of years back where we dominated the Yahoos for nearly 90 mins and they scored with a goal from a free-kick  and 3 or 4 of their guys were offside for roughly 5 to 10 secs even before the ball reached the scorer.

 

Likewise, the Scum wouldn`t be 6 points ahead had it not been for blatant refereeing mistakes.

 

Still, it requires trained and unbiased people behind the screens and non-pompous referees on the field of play for it to have any effect in Scotland. Obviously, having VAR would also mean that said people can come under more scrutiny from clubs and authorities - even though the latter would still be Scottish.