- Scott Parker criticised VAR after Burnley's 4-3 defeat by Brentford on Saturday, stating "football is better without VAR."
- Two Burnley goals were disallowed by VAR during the match, one for a tight offside and another for accidental handball.
- Parker expressed frustration that VAR removes raw emotions from the game and that decisions are not consistently accurate.
- His comments coincide with football's lawmakers planning to expand VAR's powers to include checking corners and second yellow cards.
- Despite the loss and being in a relegation battle, Parker maintains that team spirits remain high within his squad.
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