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Originally Posted by atticusgrinch
But how do you define what's worth checking or not?
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I don't think it's about what should be checked, but the manner in how it's checked.
Offsides for example, I think the need to implement the rule that never was, the daylight rule, and I think that will benefit VAR and speed up the VAR process. I'm sure they could superimpose a fairly simple line across the pitch in the VAR studio fairly quickly in any given situation, and if both the attacking and defensive players intersect that line, it's onside. No £#%&!ing about to check whether his fringe has drifted offside or not, if both players are on that line, even if it's the attackers trailing leg, it's onside. A quick check and no £#%&!ing about.
It's not about getting rid of VAR, just making it easier and quicker for everyone involved, and less stringent when it comes to trying to disallow goals.