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A website I read while researching the topic of the VAR was one that showed me peoples thoughts on the VAR. The website had personal testimonies of not any random people, but actual players. One player from Morocco was extremly against the VAR. He stated that it did not work if they weren’t going to use it every single time. Marcelo, brazilian player, stated that some refs refuse to even use it, and that it cost them a goal. And then finally, Luis Suarez commented that the VAR almost tears down the passion of the game and interrupts plays, although he does think it becomes valuable in hard to tell situations.

It is important to see the opinions of others on a controversial top. that’s why i used this website. The viewpoints of these world renowned players assisted my though processing when writing this paper. Although, outside viewers have their views, you never think of what the players think. With that, I think the players are absolutely correct, the VAR does interrupt plays and is at times not useful. However, the Virtual Assistant referees is an astounding technology that is bound to revolutionize soccer. And with a little bit more tweaking to the rules of the game and the involvement of the VAR, I believe it will make an even bigger impact.

How does the VAR affect the Soccer world and how does it make up for referee faults? When was the VAR first introduced? Who invented the VAR? How do referees feel about the VAR? What is the biggest in-game decision that the VAR helped confirmed that otherwise would have gone uncalled.

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