Yuriy Gabovda: "Every club has questions for the refereeing, but why is everyone silent?"

Veres' sporting director Yuriy Gabovda was outraged by the work of the referees after the Ukrainian championship match against Polissia in the sixth round (1-2).

- "We need to fix this situation. Perhaps the interpretation of the rules has changed, and we are not aware of it? I want transparency, to hear the explanations of the representatives of the judiciary. live, to make an analytical program that would analyze mistakes and explain the decisions of the referees. I'm already confused, because when I talk to my colleagues, one explains one thing, the other explains another, the third...

I would like to see the ratings of the arbitrators, how they are rated. We need to see everything for transparency. For changes to happen, we need to knock on different doors. I know that every club has questions about the refereeing, but why is everyone silent? Let's talk about it! We spend a lot of money on the refereeing fund, bonuses and salaries. Why are we doing this? And there is no improvement.

We are already confused in interpretations. It seems that the rules change from match to match. There is a lot of confusion. Now I can be accused of saying that I need to watch my team play. But we don't shrug off our responsibility. We had problems that we work on every week. We understand all this. If there are mistakes in our winning game, we need to talk about it. Even if we had won and the referee made a mistake, we need to share it. I don't want it to look like I'm complaining about the refereeing.

There are a lot of hopes for change, but I'm too afraid of decisions that can be checked through VAR. As for me, Hutsulyak's touch was there. Should Protasevych have cut off his hand? In communication with my colleagues, not a single person told me what could have been the reason for this. The team has spent a lot of energy on the field in training, they are enduring it. It is very painful when the work of the players is devalued by such decisions," Gabovda said.