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Right then. This is big. I want to know...

If there was a single incident in football (or maybe at home) where you wish VAR had been in place, what would it be?

Secondly, what would you like this current VAR system to look like?

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And well, if Dion Dublin was confused in our last video, West Brom manager Alan Pardew was simply befuddled. I mean, look at the look on his face below. It's like someone has asked him to multiply West Brom's transfer budget by the square root of Pi.

Click play and watch Alan's excellent breakdown of confusion at Anfield.

Dion Dublin moved from Homes Under The Hammer (great show) to the Match of the Day hot seat last night. Those of you who watch him on the property show will know Dion likes his houses to have their bathroom upstairs rather than down. It doesn't matter if a buyer has a postage stamp for square footage upstairs, Dion will ask them if they intend moving the bathroom up there. He's a man who knows what he wants.

What he also wants is football to speak to rugby about how the VAR process works. Watch him in action below.

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Personally, I'd like VAR introduced in all aspects of life. Those critical moments when you're arguing with your partner at home about something they've done.

'Right, you're not going to admit you did it are you? Let me draw a big rectangle with my fingers, I'm going to VAR.'

The FA Cup shuffle video in the last post is full of fun times. What it doesn't hone in on is the utter carnage VAR is bringing to the beautiful game. I'll be asking for your opinions on that shortly but first, watch these highlights if you missed last night's latest VAR installment.

So you've got your running order and you know what time Neil Warnock will give Pep Guardiola a footballing lesson. You can kick back now and re;ax until we visit the Bridge, where Antonio Conte will not admit he's fuming inside, even though we all know he is.

So while you're chilling, digest this beauty. It's raining pies in the FA Cup shuffle video.

Before we dig into yesterday's action, let me just present you with today's schedule. That way, you can time when you're going to do that DIY job you've been putting of all month or appropriately schedule what time you'll call in to see the in-laws.

Match of the Day and more to come later on today of course, but here's the nuts and bolts of the day's play. Chelsea-Newcastle on BBC Radio 5 live, Cardiff-Manchester City on BBC One. You'll be able to listen to the first game and watch the second one within this live text too.

Joyous.

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The VAR man stands by me, it's on.

Chelsea-Newcastle and Cardiff-Manchester City will help you through this day and soften the blow of bailing on those January resolutions before the month is out.

We've already had upsets - farewell West Ham, adios Liverpool. What chance a Manchester City exit?

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Morning one and all.

Wipe the sleep from the eyes and shake the hangover off. We have a big day of FA Cup action.

Rafa's turned up to rumble the Bridge, while Pep and his free-flowing kings are about to be humbled in the Valleys.

Hang on, have I got that right. Please hold. I'm going to the VAR man...