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London – Senior coaches believe that the use of Arbitrage Video Technology (FAR) will lead to the development of the English Premier League this season.

The FAR technique will be used in the 20 stages to correct "obvious mistakes" and invisible errors in four cases – goals, shots on goal, direct red cards and misidentifications.

The coaches of the 20 English Premier League teams were invited this week to Stoke Park, a suburb of London, to go to Far's headquarters.

Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said he was "very positive" about Var's presentation.

"Many things will be clarified," he said at a press conference this week.

"I think that in case of infiltration, we will not have big problems, because it will be very clear and everything else will have to be explained, but it is normal.J & # 39; I saw that he could make a quick decision. "

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said, "I support him when he makes real decisions, so if you're offside, if you're two meters or two centimeters away, it's going to be a big deal. . "

"As long as the decision is made quickly, I think it will be useful and make the league fairer."

Klopp said that everyone would need a little time to get used to the Var, but that the benefits will outweigh any delay in the game.

He said: "I followed him for two years in Germany, it was not the easiest start, but things worked out a bit.

"On the ground, I think it will be acceptable.Yes, there are times when the team celebrates, and someone tells them that it's too early to celebrate, but these things do part of the agreement.Other than that, I am very positive about it. "

Former UK referee Mark Klattenburg said he was concerned about delays and confusion, but that justice was more important than any other problem.

"It's a matter of making the big decisions correctly, we'll speed up the process later," Klattenberg told a column in the Daily Mail.

Burnley manager Sean Dyke, who had previously criticized Var, said he thought it would improve the game.

"I hope the most positive aspect is to make as many decisions as possible as accurately as possible," he said.

"I think it will improve over time, I think it will adapt and change over time, but looking at it and looking at how it works, this program will continue to s & # 39; improve ".

"I think he can go in one direction, which is to improve fairness in arbitration decisions.He will help the judges.It will give them the opportunity to be better in their work. . "