24 Aug 2026 23:51:46
Surely that Dundee game, proved that the var system as it is now, is mind-numbingly wrong, I usually agree with them, when they have missed something that the on field played on with, but, I can't explain to or can someone explain it to me, how did VAR come to their decisions.
25 Aug 2026 00:51:49
If it wasn’t for var mate they would have chopped off maedas goal at Motherwell and on last day for offside, it’s no great but.
25 Aug 2026 08:49:01
If it wasn't for VAR we would not have won the league. m kast season.
The tory boy tried his best to chop off a goal, clearly not knowing the rules, the handball against Motherwell would not have been given and a lot of earlier decisions would have went against us.
The Govan supporting refs would have had a field day and we would have been on the end of most of it.
The problem isn't VAR, it is the people working it that is the issue, their personal interpretation of an incident.
Gollum may have set rules but it's their interpretation that makes rhe decision on the day.
Gollum may disagree with their decision later and they may get it wrong under the laws of the game but nothing happens to them.
An admission the VAR team got it wrong doesn't change the decision on the day, which could decide the championship or relegate a team, so personal interpretation needs to be removed altogether.
The laws of the game maybe need to change to be black and white with all grey areas. removed.
It may be time to do what they do in rugby, all discussion when reviewing a decision is played in real time whilst being made and the crowd can hear how they come to the decision.
It is time that these people were accountable to the fans for the decisions they make.
25 Aug 2026 14:26:46
That Dundee game as far as VAR goes was bizarre to say the least. I think VAR as a hole is good for the game but as Maeda says wish they would get rid of the grey areas, One for Example is the offside rule they were talking about the opposition player has to have clear daylight between them and the last player ( I know that helped us in the Lask game) but as a way forward I think a toenail playing a player offside is ridiculous.
25 Aug 2026 15:24:58
You will never get rid of "grey" areas. Grey areas are part of the game. However I agree we should follow rugby example.