I have been listening to other football fans, who just want VAR scrapped. And some of these fans in which feel, 'making changes for the better, and being over-sympathetic towards it'. Isn't going to help.

Yet, I have had football fans explain to me that, I can't just ask for everyone to be sacked, and ask for sackings, and I have been thinking about this. 

Wolves fans still angry over the Semedo sending off, he was clearly trying to get the ball. There are some Pro-Var people who think that it helps reduce errors. I am not saying my petition is the be all and end all really. I understand that, there has been a low of awareness being shared, and it's still ongoing.

When VAR was introduced four years ago, there has been so many problems. So, like I said previously, in these issues we have with the computer screen. And getting the game back to an even playing field. Without The FA trying to move the goal posts, and tilt the playing field so it's easier for one team, this, that and the other. 

I think it will eventually get scrapped, yet probably lots of hurdles and set backs along the way to deal with. And I don't know what exactly is in the pipeline. I did mention the fact that lawfully protesting against something is within someone's human rights. 

Jeff Shi, by writing that letter. He has made a start, yet unfortunately. Football is down to the CEO's. The fans, I don't know. As much as admiration is given to the fans. That's all it will be. You go that step further, and you do something to help leverage the campaign. You go out and do something positive to help with this campaign. Yet I don't know what.

If the VAR banter goes on any longer, then, I am genuinely saying. That, it may take another season, or two more seasons. Yet, I can't switch off VAR. Yet I can switch my TV off. Which effects ratings, and money, and this that and the other. And I have always longed to go train spotting. So, and I am sure I would get more rewards from trainspotting too. Like the trains turning up on time, and you get different trains also. You get a variety of them. So, would be a passion and a hobby. Rather than stuck on this bumpy bandwagon, of, 'football is coming home'. To some people it has came home, and it has gave them success. To people like Wolves, and the teams. Who finish in the second half of the table. We, as clubs are not given the accolades, the top clubs are. So wouldn't surprise me, if the top clubs vote for VAR to stay. Because they like the accolades that they get with the FA. This gentleman's club. I don't know what goes on in these clubs, yet, I will be doing my research. Because even if you are part of a gentlemans club, or a club. Then, a lot of the time. You know, that's fine. Yet, it depends what they are doing. And the cheese and wine may be the tip of the iceberg. 

It may not be up to me anyway to expose them in this way, and maybe people closer to the scenes, like some journalists may expose some truths. Yet, at the moment. I want to know the truth, because it seems like the Cheese and Wine. That Mr Webb enjoyed with the Man Utd hospitality when Man Utd unfairly beat Wolves. With some supporters saying they would have preferred him to be professional and sit in the stands. Would have been a better look to sit in the stands. That game ruined my weekend. I was expecting Mr Simon Hooper to go to the screen.