"I've always been totally in favour of VAR," he told BBC Radio Scotland. "It's not a great thing if you are part of a team that can maybe qualify a World Cup or win a cup and a decision, that you could appeal, has cost you something you have waited your whole career to win. But it's how VAR is operated that I don't think is good."
"I was on the Fifa football committee - it was all ex-players on it - and it was just after France had qualified for the World Cup on the basis of a goal they scored against Republic of Ireland when Thierry Henry handled the ball, played the ball across and France scored."
"Like tennis, if they get their appeal correct, they keep those two appeals," he said.
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