Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola admits he's reluctant to make public his opinion on VAR.
Iraola concedes he's worried about contradicting the club.
He told the Daily Echo: I have clear thoughts.
I have my opinion, but I will not say it, just in case the club does not think like I think!
It is the club that decide and they take the decision they want and what is best for the league. But I have very clear ideas.
We have been talking just regularly, but we haven't decided, because I think it's not now when they have to take the decision.
I think there is more time. For sure I will not be the one deciding. I will try to give my opinion."
He also said: "For me, it is fairer, the game with VAR.
"Even if they don't get it correct a lot of times. But they get it more times than if it is just the referee.
"But in exchange of this, you are giving a lot of things, especially the celebrations.
"Once we score a goal, we celebrate, but not a lot, because you are going backwards in your mind and saying 'the goal comes from this pass, no offside, no foul here, it comes from the other side, no foul, yes I think it's a goal'.
"Then you wait two minutes and then you say 'I think it's a goal'.
"But I think the game is more fair with VAR.
"Now we don't remember, but they got much more things wrong a lot of years ago."
