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VAR has taken all enjoyment out of the game - Rooney

BBC Sport Wednesday, 15 May 2024 ()
Former England captain Wayne Rooney would welcome video assistant referees (VAR) being scrapped, with Premier League clubs poised to vote on rejecting the technology.
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