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So let's then discuss VAR.

Bobby Madden is in the studio with us today.

So I was having to think of this, Bobby.

Where are we with VAR and Scottish football? So being in here week in, week out, I'm asking myself, are things improving? So in this studio, I think decisions, they're being reached quicker. I know there have been a few, but I think we've seen fewer penalty awards for handball this season. We've seen some really baffling calls, I think it's fair to say, going with what our pundits are

certainly telling me. There has been more

transparency around the decision making but the experience for

supporters inside the grounds remains very, very poor.

So what's your assessment on where we are right now?

I think you've covered a lot of the positive points here, as did Rory.

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