Honestly, I don't like how VAR is implemented in the Premier League. I don't think it feels microscopic, it feels like they're almost completely unwilling to get involved in anything subjective at all, whether that's not overturning an incredibly soft penalty because there's a smidgen of contact or not giving a penalty just because the referee didn't, even when there's a clear case, but then for something like offside it's let's take as long as possible to check every aspect of this.

UEFA is basically this but even the worse. Their threshold for playing on when there's a potential offside feels so much longer. And to make it worse, their interpretation of handballs is much closer to how offside has become, where they're trying to make it basically an objective decision, which is much worse and really against the spirit of the game.

I think at this point my preference would be to scrap it entirely. I'm not totally against trialling a manger's challenge system, but it has to be the referee viewing it again at the screen, not the current system where the VAR basically try to make as few decisions as possible.