Graham Scott on VAR

[RustyRef]

Kind of on TV, if watching radio on TV counts

Don't know if people heard this earlier, but Graham Scott was interviewed on talkSPORT this afternoon. Always thought he'd be an interesting case once he left PGMOL as he has a background in journalism and was always likely to say what he thought, and that comes through here.

 

[Paul_10]

His response to being a VAR sounds like what a load of the old guard referees have said in the past and that is they don't enjoy being a VAR and I for one don't blame them.

We see some of the current crop don't act as VAR's like Taylor and Barrott so I'm surprised Scott agreed to keep being used as a VAR if he really did not enjoy being one.

 

[OnlyUseMeWhistle]

Kind of on TV, if watching radio on TV counts

Don't know if people heard this earlier, but Graham Scott was interviewed on talkSPORT this afternoon. Always thought he'd be an interesting case once he left PGMOL as he has a background in journalism and was always likely to say what he thought, and that comes through here.

As a fellow journalist in my day job I hope I don't leave refereeing and immediately start throwing colleagues under the bus as others do