The debate over video assistant refereeing in Argentina has shifted from where the VAR booth should be to whether the system is being used for the right purposes. Di Carlo suggests that some decisions may be manipulated, a view the columnist claims many in the game hold privately but rarely voice in public.
Verón, meanwhile, proposes moving the VAR booth into the stadiums themselves. The idea raises a pointed question: would officials then be working under pressure from the home crowd?
The piece argues that the central issue is not the physical location of the video officials but the purpose the technology serves. Whether the booth sits in a remote venue or inside the ground, the column suggests, the credibility of the system depends on how referees and video assistants apply it.
Source: www.ole.com.ar
