I Can't Stop Thinking About Var
Forward by Jonathan Wilson
(Autor) Daisy ChristodoulouIn 2019, the English Premier League introduced the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), a way of using technology to review and correct the on-field referee's decisions. It's been a disaster: players hate it, managers hate it, pundits line up to pour scorn on its decisions, and fans have coined the chant 'it's not football any more' to describe its effect on the game. Almost every other sport in the world has managed to integrate technology into its decision-making process. Why is football failing so badly? Is it a special case, or have the game's authorities got something wrong? And what does the controversy about VAR tell us about the nature of authority, rationality and technology in the 21st century?
Daisy Christodoulou
Daisy Christodoulou is a British educator and author known for her influential book "Seven Myths About Education." Her writing is characterized by clear, concise arguments challenging traditional educational practices. Christodoulou's work has sparked critical discussion and shaped modern approaches to teaching and learning.
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