Hugh Dallas pinpoints how Celtic have been affected by VAR

Hugh Dallas, a former Scottish referee, has explained how the VAR has negatively affected Celtic. According to the former whistleblower, the stop-start nature of the technology has a special effect on the Scottish Champions.

Dallas, Scotland said that the manner referees have to check possible problems has affected Celtic’s style of play.

“Although I don’t have the same playing experience as these players, I noticed how it affected Celtic within the first month of its introduction.

“Because the ball is given to them swiftly, it’s down and gone, and Celtic can rapidly resume play after a goal kick. Now they are unable to accomplish it.

“They will say, ‘Check, wait, wait, delay the restart, delay, delay deal, ok we can go,’ when the ball leaves the play. Suddenly, that spontaneity was absent.

“I discovered something that affected one team that isn’t related to football.”

Although VAR is sometimes criticized, the Cup Final demonstrates how it might be applied to verify situations that match officials on the field might have overlooked.

Celtic would undoubtedly get off to a fast start during Ange’s tenure at the team and restart attacking as soon as possible. VAR has had some influence on this, but not much because most checks and clearances are completed in the time it takes to grab the ball and play.

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