Still think it's a massive problem for the fans in the ground for them not to know what is going on - why? what are they looking at? etc then the decision finally comes through after the game has kicked off again.
Mike up the ref or Stockely park to tell the fans in ground what is being looked at.
The conversation of OT in last years FA Cup would have been fascinating:"Is it offside?"No"Handball"No"Did the goalscorer commit a foul"No"Can you find something else to rule it out?"Hang on.......
Surely one of the first things you learn as a ref is that if you don’t see something, you can’t give it. What on earth did the useless arse last night think he’d seen to justify giving a penalty. He clearly just guessed, probably in the hope that VAR would bail him out.
Another thing I hate about VAR (you might have gathered that I'm not a fan), is that it only applies here and there.Leicester had a corner given, which with the benefit of a replay could clearly be seen to be the incorrect decision, perhaps, I would venture, clear and obvious even. From said corner that big galumph almost scored. Now I know people will point to the fact that the corner itself is a different phase, which is correct but it's a phase of play that shouldn't have taken place because of an incorrect decision that quite simply could've been reversed.