World Cup Last 16 and onwards (excluding England matches)

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  • With Jamie Carragher's accent that might be fun. ;lol
  • edited July 2018


    - Clear indication of a VAR Decision on giant screens and ref motioning VAR on the pitch.

    The protocol used for the World Cup was
    - if ref points to his ear : means he's delaying restart while he talks to the VARs. (This may or may not then lead to a review.)
    - the ref makes the TV screen* symbol/gesture to indicate there's an official review of a specific incident being undertaken (by him or VARs)

    So watchers will know what's going on.

    Than also,
    For each match, a FIFA staff member informs the broadcasters, commentators and infotainment .... with including information about the reason for the review and the outcome of the review, via a networked touch tablet.
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    * Surely there's scope for comic effect here if he incorporated a range of other 'Give us a Clue' signals into his refereeing?
  • of all the points...
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