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There are undoubtedly hundreds of potential solutions when it comes to the video referee issue plaguing rugby league at present. Rid ourselves of the video referee completely The most extreme, but increasingly popular in some quarters, option. At games without the video referee, the sport is everything it promises to be; fast-paced, free-flowing and played at breakneck pace. Scrapping the system altogether would be a bold move — and likely lead to calls to bring it back when referees make mistakes. But if the sport can accept referees make errors like the rest of us, is it a possible solution? With this system — say, each side receiving three challenges per game — you limit yourself to the amount of times the game is stopped for forensic-style analysis and ensure there is a nice balance between fast pace and getting the correct decisions. Furthermore — and this may be most appealing for referees — you take the decision-making away from the officials. No longer could fans, critics and tiresome column writers! If the players think they see an error or something amiss, they challenge it. Can we say that anymore? Probably not; it feels like everything and anything is being sent to the video referee these days. So, with one Super League coach between coaches and referees to clarify the finer details of the obstruction ruling, would it be wise to have more in-depth discussions about what we use the screen for? For example, offside and obstruction but a more simplistic interpretation of the rule! But players in touch when scoring? By working out exactly what the screen is used for, you could easily streamline the problems the existing system has.
