Is anyone else worried that VAR is going to kill real goal celebrations? Especially those goals that mean a lot, eg the goals against Brighton in the play-offs, Gayle's equaliser against Liverpool, any late goal to win or draw a game, etc.
With the VAR check after every goal, I think it will just take a goal or two of ours to get chalked off and we will simply see a ball hitting the net as phase 1 of a goal. Phase 2 will be the minute or so after that of checking that it is allowed to stand. Surely this will then destroy any real passionate, emotional, mental celebrations that we have now?
With the VAR check after every goal, I think it will just take a goal or two of ours to get chalked off and we will simply see a ball hitting the net as phase 1 of a goal. Phase 2 will be the minute or so after that of checking that it is allowed to stand. Surely this will then destroy any real passionate, emotional, mental celebrations that we have now?
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