France great Henry fears VAR killing 'joy' of football
Thierry Henry believes the time taken to reach decisions using VAR is killing the "joy" of football.
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Thierry Henry believes the time taken to reach decisions using VAR is killing the "joy" of football.
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Thierry Henry believes the time taken to reach decisions using VAR is killing the "joy" of football. Henry, a World Cup winner with France in 1998, said Wednesday he had no problems with the technology in principle but was frustrated by the speed of reviews compared to other sports.
Henry, a World Cup winner with France in 1998, said Wednesday he had no problems with the technology in principle but was frustrated by the speed of reviews compared to other sports.
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