Allsvenskan smart players at VAR Sport

The Videodomar system, VAR, has become a hot "snack" during the World Cup and more and more countries are starting to use redundant help. However, it will be a long time before the technology looks at the Swedish football mud.

"More than I am"

This is also not a positive element, according to Kristoffer Olsson, AIK midfielder. who is one of those who oppose technology.

It may be good that it is right, but, in my opinion, it always makes bad decisions anyway. It's a bit of a pulse too. What the heck, it's a part of football that the referee can make a mistake. You can win and you can lose it, it's a bit of charm with football, I think too. So I'm probably more against what I am for, "says Olsson.

" Little boring "

Jacob A Larsson, defender in Djurgården, is divorced.

I have some ideas shared at this In a way, it's great that nothing is missing, we can really go back and review the situations, but at the same time, it kills a little charm in the instinctive decisions and On the other hand, it is probably somewhere "fair" that football is fairer, but perhaps a little less fun, he says.

TT: Really realistic, it would be worth it- It's worth it? I do not know, it's definitely a matter of cost too.I love all of the Swedish as it is right now.It's hard, it's all good. It's a little bit cleaner football, but at the same time a bit boring, I can not say more, I'm neither for nor against, there are clear advantages, but that's not the case. It's also a little awesome.