Sweden says 'Nej' to VAR

[A Load of Squit 5,221]

Another country where the ownership model gives the fans more power to affect decisions.

[The Real Buh 3,480]

This is what we could have once we jettison the financially corrupt “big teams” into a European super league. A separate footballing product.

[cambridgeshire canary 6,795]

Good for them

[Google Bot 3,300]

We just gobble up what we're dished over here, fans have zero say unless there's mass protests.  This is why organisations make changes in smaller increments.  From clear and obvious errors to now dictating the rules of the game and becoming front and center of most post match discussions.

It's just BS, affects the live experience, ignores the nuances of the game and just encourages dumbing everything down, including the skill of match day officials.

[It's Character Forming 1,166]

VAR is incredibly frustrating because if they'd actually used it to overturn clear and obvious errors it would have been useful.  But that's not the way its been applied, especially with offside where it is just a nonsense and has been ever since Pukki's goal was disallowed.