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Michael reports back from the thrilling VAR roadshow at Elland Road. Plus rail seating in the South Stand, Radrizzani’s move for Reggiana, and Heroes and Villains from the windy wind… · Get 10% off your legal fees: sqbl.link/levi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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“Stop conflating the use of technology to help referees get it right with the failure of referees to get it right. The real failure of VAR is that more people get involved in the decision and for contentious decisions that possibly means mor…”
“Normanton is the only one worth watching on this these days, the northern Irish fella thinks he's edgy by being semi political all the time and Moylan is painful to listen to the lengths he goes to try and be funny is awful that fake contri…”
“Back in the day they used to stand on the seats in South stand!!”
“The ironic thing about VAR is that despite everyone hating it, the one thing that we would all like it to be used for is to look to see if someone has dived or gone down way too softly and giving them yellows for it. I feel we’d all be more…”
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