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Oh. So I could finally play RDR2. Such a shame that I have no fucking time

VAR isn't the issue, the people running it is. We're still going to have the same, if not more, errors and controversy, the only difference this will mean is there is no chance of it being overturned. For example Luis Diaz's goal, possibly the biggest incident being cited as the reason VAR shouldn't be used, was ruled out on the pitch. Yes, it was a major fuck up to not overturn the decision but the fact is with VAR gone the goal still would not have stood. Also, just last month the Premier League approved the use of semi-automated offside so possibly the thing that VAR has struggled most with - offsides - won't be as much of an issue. People really have rose tinted glasses about the state of the game and the quality of referring/decisions before VAR. Scrapping it would be a big step backwards.

I think I'd probably rather see them fix it rather than scrap it entirely but I guess we'll see what happens.

2/3rds need to agree. I can see it passing, as well it should. Thing has never worked properly.

I hope it passes. What does it need 11 teams to agree, or does it need support of all of them?