A lot of stuff that is now sent to VAR will slowly be internalised by players, so they'll adapt accordingly - for example, once they see several players done for diving or fouls in the box, they'll be less likely to do it (not Lovren, obviously, but most players). So a percentage of what involves VAR now won't once it's established. That's a good aspect of it - it'll gradually reduce the need for itself to be used. And the speed will improve not only when operators become more proficient at using it, but also when players learn to stop crowding around the ref. West Brom's players last night were just crazy, delaying the whole process by demanding explanations that were actually offered them several days before the game, but which they refused to take up.
