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Referee seemed to forget the law in awarding North Macedonia penalty against England
Filip Glova did not consider that Rico Lewis used his arms naturally for elevation before accidentally connecting with Bojan Miovski
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Greater Var transparency is good but Anthony Gordon’s goal should have been ruled out
There were some positive and negative aspects, as well as some elements that were glossed over in Monday's review of the decisions
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Erling Haaland penalty was wrong – Var has stitched the referee up
Decision to give Manchester City a chance from the spot underlines a key fallibility in the current Var system
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Marcus Rashford deserved red card – but Erik ten Hag is right about one thing
The law must be changed so handball decisions in Europe are not readily penalised like it is now
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Mike Dean’s comments make it look like he and his mates are working against everyone else
Var operators need to be specially trained with that position being their sole role – relationships with referees are currently too close
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Var is not working in England
The game needs a clear out of blundering referees and those who remain need better management
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Players' behaviour has got us to this point – cut out the over-celebrating
Players only have themselves to blame for the new rules the Premier League is introducing this season
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Jose Mourinho should be banned for 10 matches after Anthony Taylor’s airport horror
Managers like Mourinho think they can get away with anything and his punishment should be a stadium ban
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Protection of referees should be applauded – but needs to cover elite game too
These latest measures send out a clear message: the FA has recognised that there is a significant problem with our sport
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The FA has lost control after weak sanction of Jurgen Klopp's unacceptable conduct
Behaviour in elite football cascades down to grassroots and makes the task of officiating at that level difficult
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Howard Webb explaining Var decisions on TV is a long-overdue watershed moment for English football
Now we need to convince lawmakers that live conversations between officials about decisions should be broadcast for fans in stadium
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Jurgen Klopp is a serial offender – time to throw the book at him
Jürgen Klopp has every right to show passion but he must make his point within acceptable limits
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Andy Robertson incident is unprecedented - the official could have acted out of fear
Liverpool player was protesting at half-time when assistant referee Constantine Hatzidakis appeared to throw his arm at the left-back
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Referees must be judged by qualified people – my dog could pass a refereeing law exam
It is a joke that former players are judging officials, they simply do not have the experience to do the job properly
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Aleksandar Mitrovic must face heavy punishment – he deserves a 10-match ban
After verbally assaulting Chris Kavanagh, Aleksandar Mitrovic placed his hands on the referee with an inexcusable display of behaviour
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Bruno Fernandes needs banning for Anfield petulance
A player must never put their hands on an official under any circumstance and must be punished adequately if they do
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