VAR has made football matches more fair, but at what cost to the game's flow? I've watched three Premier League games this month where stoppages for offside checks killed the momentum completely. Goals are disallowed for a millimeter on a toe that nobody could see in real time, and the celebration is already ruined for fans. Yet I remember when we lost a cup final to an obvious diving decision and felt robbed for years. Is precision worth the constant interruptions and erosion of spontaneity? I think football is becoming a sterile sport of measurements instead of passion, but my friend argues the old bias was worse. Would you trade some accuracy for a smoother game?