Dunfermline v The Scottish Cup holders

[Ajja]

Pretty sure the rules are that if the stadium has VAR capability and it’s on TV it has to be in place for the game. Assume Dunfermline won’t have it?

[Bukta Bertie]

4 minutes ago, Ajja said:

Pretty sure the rules are that if the stadium has VAR capability and it’s on TV it has to be in place for the game. Assume Dunfermline won’t have it?

Further prove if it were needed that VAR has been introduced solely for the entertainment of the armchair fan. 

[Dunfermline Don]

As someone who regularly goes to East End Park as well all Scotland home games and the occasional Dons match, I can assure you that games without VAR are a much better match going experience than those that have it. 
The Pars late winner against Hibs would probably have had a 5 minute VAR check before any decision was made rather than just looking to see if the linesman has a flag up before celebrating. 
I was at the Dundee game with the autistic chap I look after and had to try and explain to him what was going on with the long check for the penalty and red card. 
Get VAR in the bin. IMO

[Ajja]

Preaching to the converted here buddy

[Jute]

If anyone is looking for a ticket for tomorrow drop me a PM as had a couple of folk drop out. 
 

Tickets gone. 

[blinlemon]

Armstrong, in his Red TV interview kept using the expression “against the ball”. I assume that’s nouveau coach-speak for opponents being in possession?

Sakes boys, I struggle with these new metaphors. 

[Bukta Bertie]

Sold Out. 

[RicoS321]

1 hour ago, blinlemon said:

Armstrong, in his Red TV interview kept using the expression “against the ball”. I assume that’s nouveau coach-speak for opponents being in possession?

Sakes boys, I struggle with these new metaphors. 

Wild. Without context, I'd assume it meant the exact opposite. 

Isn't Armstrong a solicitor? Trained in ambiguity