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Barry Izbak

U.T.A.
Dec 7, 2005
7,420
Lancing By Sea






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Arrogant Prat
NSC Patron
Apr 28, 2004
13,558
London


portlock seagull

Well-known member
Jul 28, 2003
17,776
The sitcom is back for a second series I see…
 








seagullwedgee

Well-known member
Aug 9, 2005
3,066
You waited best part of a year for your opportunity to present to the Club board, and you were allocated just 15 minutes by dial-in, not face to face. And the Actions recorded say nothing other than TB saying “match day atmosphere should be fan led”. Hello? Do you read me, over?
 








Cotton Socks

Skint Supporter
Feb 20, 2017
2,156
Could FAB source the views of fans on VAR and present them to the board?
A quick survey on Qualtrics sent to everyone with a fan number with a simple keep VAR or bin it question, is all that is needed. I'm on the fence at this precise moment (HT). :unsure:
 


The Brighton Ace

Active member
Nov 14, 2008
278
Sussex by the sea
I’m very much against VAR mainly as I miss the emotion pre-VAR when a goal was scored but respect differing views. Im hoping that the club would support a ‘for’ or ‘against’ stance based on the opinion of fans. Galvanising supporters and taking our collective views to the decision makers at the club feels like the exact purpose of the FAB.
 




tronnogull

Well-known member
May 17, 2010
602
Please,please FAB, can you try to find a way to get the fan's voice heard here ??
A poll will likely find about 80% who would like VAR to be scrapped.......
 


Springal

Well-known member
Feb 12, 2005
24,779
GOSBTS
Please,please FAB, can you try to find a way to get the fan's voice heard here ??
A poll will likely find about 80% who would like VAR to be scrapped.......
Even if it meant tonight we lose 3-1 and James not sent off ?
 


Barry Izbak

U.T.A.
Dec 7, 2005
7,420
Lancing By Sea
Could FAB source the views of fans on VAR and present them to the board?
Unfortunately in the FAB Terms & Conditions, agreed at the outset, the FAB has no input on anything related to what happens on the pitch.

Last season after the VAR debacle at Spurs we made representations on the grounds that VAR affected supporters match day experience.

We were told directly that it was an on pitch issue and as such nothing to do with us. We did get the clear impression that the club was at least as upset as we were about the situation, and that we could trust them to make more fuss about it than we could.

In my own personal opinion, I would like to see the club urgently ask the fans what we think about VAR and give them a guide has to how they should vote at the PL meeting in June. But I would also like to see peace in Gaza and a super efficient and reliable Southern Rail
 




tronnogull

Well-known member
May 17, 2010
602
Even if it meant tonight we lose 3-1 and James not sent off ?
Yes. My vote is to scrap it because overall it is awful for the fan experience inside the ground. Of course that will result in some errors not being fixed but not enough to make it worthwhile, and the swings and roundabouts will even things out.

One way or the other, the fan view should be heard. If your vote is to keep VAR then that is fair enough.
 




brighton_tom

Well-known member
Jul 23, 2008
5,511
@Barry Izbak After Tony’s request regarding the FAB looking into match atmosphere, what ideas have been floated & what steps are going to be taken? Given this is a specific request from the club some proper dialogue with fans groups and transparency on what you think could help would be appreciated.
 


WSU Dilettante

Active member
Mar 12, 2014
172
Lancing
Yes. My vote is to scrap it because overall it is awful for the fan experience inside the ground. Of course that will result in some errors not being fixed but not enough to make it worthwhile, and the swings and roundabouts will even things out.

One way or the other, the fan view should be heard. If your vote is to keep VAR then that is fair enough.
Or keep it, because more often than not it comes to the correct conclusion, but make the in-stadium fan experience better.

I like the NFL-style ref explaining the decision to the crowd that they've been doing in Australia, on the spot accountability.
 








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