Football organizations may change the rules for broadcasting live broadcasts during the use of VAR to increase transparency.
Mark Bullingham, chief executive of the English Football Association (FA), said on October 11 that the responsible organization is considering whether. The VAR decision process may be broadcast live during football matches. After the latest problem in which the English Football Referee Organization (PGMOL) admitted that VAR made a mistake in the game. In which 9 Liverpool players lost to Tottenham Hotspur. The black shirt blowing up Luis Diaz’s goal to be ruled offside. that is not advanced
Previously, Howard Webb โปรโมชั่น ufabet, president of the city’s judges. Just gave an interview that The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has the authority to amend the rules of the competition. Considering changing the rules regarding VAR to solve various problems. In the past, live broadcasting of conversations between on-field officials. The VAR room was not possible because it violated the rules of the competition.
Bullingham, who also serves as director of IFAB, said the issue was controversial. Most of them are aspects of people working in business and marketing. With the group of directors from IFAB’s point of view, if looking at it from a business perspective. Transparent operations are a positive. And we want the fans Gain full experience in this matter as well.
Bullingham added that FIFA is now testing guidelines for referees to explain their decisions after reviewing VAR footage, and sees this as a move in the right direction. Personally, I think that if the audio of the referee’s conversation with the VAR room was broadcast. It would probably cause some debate. Because the more transparent it is The more people will understand that the work of directors is very difficult. which in other sports Using this method is considered effective. Especially at the tournament level where referees of various nationalities participate. The work becomes more complicated. Therefore, we believe that if we let the referee explain the decision It’s probably the right direction.