[St Charles Owl]

I don't get to see any Scottish football over here so haven't seen those incidents. I stand by offside being a simple rule in general, drawing lines on the wrong defender is a mistake not an interpretation of the rules. That Fernandez goal for MU when Rashford shepherded the ball until Fernandez got there had to be called as interference by an offside player. But it wasn't because the decision for interference is subjective and not finite. Handball is the same, the way you describe the Rangers one yesterday makes it sound a ludicrous decision and we have all seen those since VAR came in, yet others are deemed not hand ball. VAR in Scotland is new, putting aside the accusations of bias as I have no insight into that, I remember when it was first used in the PL it feels like it was the same as you are seeing. It has gotten better but I think it still needs to evolve.

The main difference in the NFL for me is the rules are somewhat clearer, even simpler to a point but the communication in the stadium to the fans, coaches and players is far better. They leave nothing to question when a decision is made whereas even though VAR says it was or wasn't offside, there is still debate as to which player or when in the move within the stadium itself. We see more on television than they see in some stadiums and no one gets a full explanation at the time.