Video technology in soccer

Video technology in soccer

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Now, after 2 incomlete games on Confederation Cup, and after to first admitted and then quickly denied goals, I must say that I prefer old corrupted plagued-by-human-errors system.

Soccer must not be changed. It's a game on the grass, from Middle Age, old fashioned mob game in the hands of mafia and laundry chains.

No sense at all in engaging supreme high tech in such atavistic competition.

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23 Jun 17

Originally posted by vandervelde
Now, after 2 incomlete games on Confederation Cup, and after to first admitted and then quickly denied goals, I must say that I prefer old corrupted plagued-by-human-errors system.

Soccer must not be changed. It's a game on the grass, from Middle Age, old fashioned mob game in the hands of mafia and laundry chains.

No sense at all in engaging supreme high tech in such atavistic competition.
I agree. I think it must be amateur as well. Sports took a nosedive when it became a profitable commodity.

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Originally posted by vandervelde
Now, after 2 incomlete games on Confederation Cup, and after to first admitted and then quickly denied goals, I must say that I prefer old corrupted plagued-by-human-errors system.

Soccer must not be changed. It's a game on the grass, from Middle Age, old fashioned mob game in the hands of mafia and laundry chains.

No sense at all in engaging supreme high tech in such atavistic competition.
Rugby has it, tennis has it, cricket has it, American football has it... football should have it as well. Anything which removes human error is a good thing, people are stupid.

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Originally posted by Trev33
Rugby has it, tennis has it, cricket has it, American football has it... football should have it as well. Anything which removes human error is a good thing, people are stupid.
Going by the trial in the federations cup and people using it are the most stupid
I am against the idea. Like to use the excuse "we were robbed" which sometimes is true

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Originally posted by @vandervelde
Now, after 2 incomlete games on Confederation Cup, and after to first admitted and then quickly denied goals, I must say that I prefer old corrupted plagued-by-human-errors system.

Soccer must not be changed. It's a game on the grass, from Middle Age, old fashioned mob game in the hands of mafia and laundry chains.

No sense at all in engaging supreme high tech in such atavistic competition.
If your strike bounced over the goaline then spun back into play, would you say the same thing?

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Originally posted by @trev33
Rugby has it, tennis has it, cricket has it, American football has it... football should have it as well. Anything which removes human error is a good thing, people are stupid.
Especially with such low scores

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Hi Karoly

Is all relative. You saying a goal is worth more than, in a Test, getting Steve Smith for 0 on a review?

Soccer tried it on the recent Summer competition on ALL decisions, and was a mess

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Originally posted by @blood-on-the-tracks
Hi Karoly

Is all relative. You saying a goal is worth more than, in a Test, getting Steve Smith for 0 on a review?

Soccer tried it on the recent Summer competition on ALL decisions, and was a mess
A goal is worth more than Smith getting a duck.
However the review system in cricket in quite contraversial as well.

At the end you gotta work out - statistically - which is fairer.
And since pay tv has robbed us of the EPL , and most other high quality football matches I'm in no position to judge.