| Goal Line Tech For Brazil 2014 13:53 - Feb 19 with 159 views | Toast_R |
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21505488
About time, and once proved a success should be rolled out all over professional football.
Some of the comments on there are quite humerous.
In particular the one about installing cameras at Fifa HQ. |  | | |  |
| Goal Line Tech For Brazil 2014 on 13:55 - Feb 19 with 153 views | adhoc_qpr |
Goal line technology isn't the issue for me - it's video replays/video ref for penalties, red cards, offside goals etc
Goal line incidents are few and far between and could all be settled by a video ref within seconds anyway! |  | | |
| Goal Line Tech For Brazil 2014 on 14:12 - Feb 19 with 147 views | Toast_R |
Yeah but you want an instant decision on a ball that crosses the line, not have to pull the game back or stop play to view tv replays multiple times if the defending team get away with one and start a counter attack.
Clint Hill would have his goal. | | | |
| Goal Line Tech For Brazil 2014 on 14:49 - Feb 19 with 133 views | Juzzie |
| Goal Line Tech For Brazil 2014 on 14:12 - Feb 19 by Toast_R |
Yeah but you want an instant decision on a ball that crosses the line, not have to pull the game back or stop play to view tv replays multiple times if the defending team get away with one and start a counter attack.
Clint Hill would have his goal. |
We wouldn't have had the corner though if TV technology was used. |  | | |
| Goal Line Tech For Brazil 2014 on 15:09 - Feb 19 with 125 views | Toast_R |
Yeah but you wouldnt use it for things like that else you'd end up watching American Football where a game would take 5 hours to complete, the majority of which the players are walking around the pitch waiting for play to start whilst scratching their arses. | | | |
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