I try not to judge it on the games we're involved in knowing I am always going to have a bias, but there are massive inconsistencies in how it's being used. Sometimes things are reviewed over and over while others are reviewed for seconds. I mean, how could it have got the Bruno Fernandes penalty decision against Villa so wrong? Because it only reviewed it very, very briefly. Referees have had meetings recently to discuss how it should be being used and I think rather than some grand conspiracy it is just that they do not have a clear set of guidelines as to how to use it (or they're interpreting them differently). Sadly for some teams this experiment could have cost them points which are the difference between staying up or not, or getting into Europe or not.

We had some luck earlier in the season with VAR, but the last two games it has definitely not looked kindly on us. Hopefully next season there will at least be some clarity around how it should be used. Also, they need to introduce some new blood into the refereeing pool as some of the fat old f**ks have grown too long in the tooth and seem stuck up their own ars*s. How can you get paid as much they do and be allowed to turn up to games with a beer belly (aka Jonathan Moss)?

I like the concept of VAR. HOWEVER:
1. it has been brought in before it is technologically good enough to do the job especially with regard to offside
2. the refs/officials in the Prem have been given poor guidelines especially with regard to handball. There's one rule when defending and another when attacking; that's surely wrong.
3. it is not clear what constitutes a clear and obvious error.
4. Not all incidents are being looked at
5. Refs get to see the pitchside monitor in some instances (red card offences only?)
when our Italian friend Pierluigi Collina (who in my book was one of teh best ever refs)gets stuck in to his new job, hopefully we will get a more consistent system.

VAR is killing the fun and sprit fro the game .
I agree with the earlier comment that the officials who look at VAR should be asked why they did or not give whatever .
I also think , now that ref's who are well paid , they should after the match [ like players and managers ] be interview on TV .

Just another anti fan but pro TV load of bollocks. How much more can fans take?
We've got high pricing, poor experience, poor travel links, heavy handed policing/ stewarding, over paid mercenary players, moaning managers, buying the league and the refereeing has got worse, when it seemed impossible for it to be any worse. Now, we have every small team's goals checked and the big teams call for VAR at will.
Note, if a Man U player had been fouled as Wilf was, Ole would have made a TV sign, play would have stopped, and it would have been checked. That is blatant corruption.

Red and Blue Army!

They would have been given the penalty AND the 'offside'goal ! Referees and VAR are corrupt

VAR or no VAR refs in the Premier are bad to the point of suspect.
Watched the game for many years, only to become sick and tired of seeing easy to identify fouls by players from the so called better clubs being routinely ignored. Only if it’s blatant does the whistle ever get heard. VAR has proved little better at times. And if you add the ridiculous interpretations now used for hand ball and Off side the games being ruined for people that love a fare game of football.