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Hear hear.

3-3 FT at Hull. A humdinger of a match. And no VAR!

Sure is.

Haven’t seen it. Will keenly watch MOTD!

Burnley equalise.

Don’t forget it is possibly worse as the points stolen from us advantaged some of our position rivals.

Perhaps a fitting slogan might be: “Football: I’m out ‘til VAR’s out”.

It’s over isn’t it? The powers that be will not be seen to lose face over VAR; too many pockets are lined (legally and illegally IMO - the amounts bet each EPL game globally are staggering), and the target audience is not those that produced the golden goose - being slowly roasted to a cinder in...

Me too.

I’m all for it. They seem driven by the TV fan mostly abroad so that would be impactful. So sick of this VAR meddling season after season. It’s killed the game I’ve loved for nearly six decades.

I’ve thought for several seasons that the constant and consistent shafting by VAR must affect the players. Work your nits off to score and then wait for some muppet watching replays looking for ways to disallow it. It’s big, huge, swinging, hairy, sweaty you-know-whats.

3 mins for the red card alone

Darren England I think they said on comms.

“It’s not football anymore” from the crowd.

You can count me out of football until VAR is dead and buried.

It’s the water privatisation of football.

And don’t forget significantly larger away allocations; maybe even a flexible away ‘end’ - the atmosphere would be immense when we played those with good sized followings.

On the upside, we’ve ‘lost’ one less point than Everton and Forest combined, prior to appeal decisions! So there’s that!!

I understand that is what their expensive KC argued however the EPL signed up to the three year rolling and each period stands on its own, or so I thought! An analogy might be getting flashed by two separate speed cameras on the same road on the same journey and pleading that as you’d been...

“Over a three-day hearing last month, the independent commission heard evidence and arguments from the club in respect of a range of potential mitigating factors for its admitted breach of £16.6million, including the impact of its two successive PSR charges. Having done so, the commission...