VAR A NIGHTMARE AT THE PREMIER LEAGUE

Today Was The Day That VAR Rule The Day With It's Worst Day In It's Existence.

A Handball Gave Tottenham A Draw Against Watford Who Should Have Won The Match.
After The Handball Goal Was Given From The Referee, Fans Saw A Different Decision On The TV Monitors In The Ground Which Said That The Goal Was Disallowed.

A goalkeeper defender miscommunication gave Dele Alli the chance to get the ball off them with the ball coming off the tottenham badge on the sleeve of the player giving alli an open net to score from. And if the badge is on the sleeve on the kit then it is a handball for whoever wears it.

Watford outplayed Tottenham throughout the game and they harshly denied the win due to an error in communication between the decision makers and the referee which thought it went in it might as well be a goal because it's tottenham.

There have been other disastrous decision making from the VAR system in various of other Premier League matches.

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Good job wasn't used last night?
But var does nothing for the game except create more arguments? Should it decide a players lace is offside? The worst thing about it is penalty decisions it does not see players leaving leg or moving across defenders to gain penalty cane does it all the time and the blind man doing var say defender fouled player to me its worse than diving...

Today Was The Day That VAR Rule The Day With It's Worst Day In It's Existence.

A Handball Gave Tottenham A Draw Against Watford Who Should Have Won The Match.
After The Handball Goal Was Given From The Referee, Fans Saw A Different Decision On The TV Monitors In The Ground Which Said That The Goal Was Disallowed.

A goalkeeper defender miscommunication gave Dele Alli the chance to get the ball off them with the ball coming off the tottenham badge on the sleeve of the player giving alli an open net to score from. And if the badge is on the sleeve on the kit then it is a handball for whoever wears it.

Watford outplayed Tottenham throughout the game and they harshly denied the win due to an error in communication between the decision makers and the referee which thought it went in it might as well be a goal because it's tottenham.

There have been other disastrous decision making from the VAR system in various of other Premier League matches.

I agree 100%
yet in almost every thread on this topic people said it would benefit the smaller clubs by being fairer.

Can't understand how they are not getting 100% correct ...with the replays

Can't understand how they are not getting 100% correct ...with the replays

Because every decision is subjective so now instead of the officials at game making decisions you've got an extra person doing same job? The more officials you have the more confusion it causes