"VAR is to correct a clear and obvious error. Not to make sure a decision is correct."
Peter Walton, TV referee person, Man U v WBA.
What the actual ****?
We want correct decisions, not a fluffing of the referee's bollocks while he cock-struts about the pitch, like it's all about him
Thai is where 'clear and obvious' becomes total bollocks. According to 'referees-can-never-be-wrong' Dermot Gallagher gets it wrong time and time again every Monday morning on ref watch on SSN. If, after viewing from several angles, in slo-mo, and with lines drawn all over the place, the player seems to be a toe-nail off-side, that may be 'clear and obvious' offside ..... but, as far as the ref. sees it, in real time, whichever way the ref. gives the decision, because it is so marginal, it is NOT a 'clear and obvious' mistake.
Some sort of neutral observer should be deciding which decisions the VAR should look at, ie, the ones that are 'clear and obvious' to most of the people in the ground. Marginal either way (apart from goal line technology) go with the ref's first instinct; don't review it with the current ethos of trying to find something minisculely 'wrong'.