The referees have are available for a lot criticism for his or her officiating within the ongoing Indian Super League (ISL).
And Kerala Blasters head coach Ivan Vukomanovic, now again after finishing the 10-match ban for his staff’s controversial walkout towards Bengaluru FC final season, feels that the league ought to make use of applied sciences accessible to make it a greater place for everyone.
Without issues just like the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) expertise to help them, Vukomanovic feels the referees within the ISL are put into extraordinarily troublesome conditions.
“I think the support of certain aspects of technology will be very useful, that should be the next step. I have personally nothing against referees, I’m certain that they are all good guys and they always try to do the best they can,” Vukomanovic stated.
“But sometimes when you see certain situations, I feel that they have been thrown to the lions and are told to fight them”.
The Serb be within the Blasters’ dugout for the primary time this season in Friday evening’s ISL match towards Odisha FC on the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium right here, on Thursday.
“Sometimes, I feel sorry for them. So, with these kinds of things, I think if we don’t go for changes, these moments can kill the spirit of the game,” he added.
“Worldwide, these kinds of technologies have been present for almost six to seven years. You need them for football development, for players, referees, teams, coaches and everybody and you have to take the next step…. it should start from the federation itself. Otherwise, many can lose interest.”
Vukomanovic revealed that the absence of such expertise within the ISL places off many high quality gamers from outdoors the nation.
“For example, in the off-season, when we are trying to rope in some foreign players, the first thing they say you about the league is… ‘you don’t have VAR, I won’t come’. That’s the case,” he stated.
Source: sportstar.thehindu.com