Foxes Trust VAR Survey

[doolochfox]

Couldn't the offside 'lines' drawn by VAR be adjusted slightly? A rapid player could run at 10m/s, using 24 frames per second that could be 40cm difference between frames. Could they widen the lines to accommodate a proportion of this, and if the attacker's/ defender's lines overlap then the attacker remains onside??
I've no actual understanding of the mechanics of VAR, but I've a vague recollection that the Dutch league increased the size of the line.

 

[Jeff]

24 frames per second

The cameras used are 50 FPS.

 

[H T B]

If they let the fans know wtf was going on, it would be an improvement

 

[Jeff]

Premier League clubs vote 19-1 to keep VAR but insist on improvements

Premier League clubs have voted in favour of continuing to use VAR, with Wolves the only team to back scrapping it

www.theguardian.com

 

[M17TT C]

The cameras used are 50 FPS.

Still no where near good enough to judge offside to the degree they do so.

It's almost impossible to determine the precise moment the ball leaves the foot of the passing player.

Even at 50FPS you always get a distorted image.

 

[pork pie fox]

Premier League clubs vote 19-1 to keep VAR but insist on improvements

Premier League clubs have voted in favour of continuing to use VAR, with Wolves the only team to back scrapping it

www.theguardian.com

Yeah but wait until they see the results of the survey!

 

[homer]

Yeah but wait until they see the results of the survey!

I suspect they already did, and realised what a load of pointless crap it was

 

[Lako42]

Paul Khan - Spirit of Shankly (Liverpool supporters' union)



Quality maths in Liverpool on this one.

They obviously stole a few %