Jamie Carragher

That was never a rule.

But what you're actually proposing, I think, is the most sensible one.

But I hear people talk about it being most obvious.

The one Graham mentioned, actually, is one small part of your body is now offside.

Do it the other way.

where a tiny bit of your body needs to be onside.

That could be something going forward, because we're losing goals in this game.

But I just want to get to the actual VAR of it.

Offside, no matter what you do, the one we just spoke about there, there will be more goals, if you like.

But it will still be about that.

It's easier for the referees to get right as well.

But what I'm saying is, offside will always be about a line and whether you're that side or that side.

And people keep talking about how small these lines are and how much is between the defender's foot or the attacker's foot.

That's offside.

It will always be about being one side of the line or another.

And what Graham proposes will...

give us more goals, we're losing goals, but it will still be about... But it will feel morally better as well.

But it's not fair you're agreeing with Gautam.

Yeah, certainly second half, to come on as strong as they did, really.

It was interesting in the game because Wolves had made four changes and made two substitutions early in the second half.