Prime2417 Posted July 9 #1 Posted July 9 Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team.
Monsur001 Posted July 10 #8 Posted July 10 i just suggest the var should improve on there officiating
nixc082o Posted July 11 #10 Posted July 11 yeah kinda, public audio would calm some rigged talk but fans would still argue over every word lol ?
sandix Posted July 11 #11 Posted July 11 Maybe then we could finally hear if the ref really said "play on" or just mumbled nonsense.
sandienne0 Posted July 11 #12 Posted July 11 I watched a match last month where my whole section was convinced the ref got pocket whistled by the VAR team and hearing that conversation would have settled half the bar arguments after. Feels like the current secrecy just fuels conspiracy theories more than it protects officials.
luxelle Posted July 11 #13 Posted July 11 i was at a game where the var took 3 minutes then disallowed a goal for a hanball only the keeper appealed for
woonanick Posted July 11 #14 Posted July 11 Every close offside calll for Liverpool last season felt like it swung my bets on goal totals.
Nathaniel264 Posted July 11 #15 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. I agree because hearing the VAR discussion would make decisions easier to understand.
Thirapong27 Posted July 11 #16 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. More transparency would reduce many unnecessary conspiracy theories.
Anuwat37 Posted July 11 #17 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. Fans deserve to know how the officials reached major decisions.
Akkaradet52 Posted July 11 #18 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. Releasing the audio could help restore trust in VAR.
CrimsonPeak62 Posted July 11 #19 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. It would not stop every argument, but it would reduce speculation.
Sakdaeron92 Posted July 11 #20 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. Clear explanations are better than leaving supporters to guess.
ZxChai Posted July 11 #21 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. Other sports already share referee conversations, so football could do the same.
bungbungk23 Posted July 11 #22 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. The officials should have nothing to hide if the process was fair.
Zolarin Posted July 11 #23 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. Fans may still disagree, but at least they would understand the reasoning.
VexKrit Posted July 11 #24 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. VAR decisions feel more suspicious when no explanation is provided.
DiamondVault Posted July 11 #25 Posted July 11 On 7/10/2026 at 4:11 AM, Prime2417 said: Many fans believe releasing VAR conversations after matches would reduce speculation about favoritism toward any player or team. Publishing the conversations could also improve referee accountability.
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