Would VAR be better than TMO for Rugby

I really don't think there is much Rugby can learn from Football but watching the World Cup I cannot help but feel that the VAR process would be better for Rugby than the current way TMO is used. A simple referral by the TMO, a short description of what he thinks, followed by the referee taking a look, not on the big screen but at pitch side as in football, on a high definition screen. No further input from TMO other than the referral, with the referee making a final decision. If the citing commissioner then decides that the ref has missed something then deal with it post match.

VAR operators don't have multi-billionaire scum spitting and screaming in their faces until they give the 'top' team their decision. 

OldNick wrote: VAR operators don't have multi-billionaire scum spitting and screaming in their faces until they give the 'top' team their decision.

VAR operators don't make decisions. They simply indicate to the referee that there is something which should be reviewed. The final decision is always the referee's.