Mark Bullingham, the chief executive of the Football Association, has raised the prospect of the game’s global rule-making body examining whether audio between referees and VARs should be available live
It should be: no audio while they are reviewing the play. Audio while the decision is being communicated and explained to the referee.
Eg. “The player in question has been ruled offside, as the arm of the player X was past the offside line of the defenders Y foot. Goal is disallowed for offside”.
How would it work? Because the VARs basically start assessing the decision right away, so when does the audio come in?
It should be: no audio while they are reviewing the play. Audio while the decision is being communicated and explained to the referee.
Eg. “The player in question has been ruled offside, as the arm of the player X was past the offside line of the defenders Y foot. Goal is disallowed for offside”.
This is why I question how needed it truly is, that work is done by an image.
Now releasing the key moments right after they happen, like team radio in F1 like be interesting.