cleavers
Moderator
Its an important step, so I agree one of the broadcasters need to do a documentary showing us the technology, if that happened then we might all feel better about it.One of the broadcasters really should do a show on how VAR works in that case, I'd be really interested in seeing how it's done and to see what tolerances are used. They obviously can't use the cameras for it so how are they measuring these things? I don't know anything about Hawkeye (is that the one used in cricket?) but that could be possible if it uses GPS or something, I don't know how they would use it to decide where Sterling's shoulder ends and his arm begins for the first disallowed goal though. I must admit to being slightly dubious about it just because it's Walton though!
I'm no fan of Walton, I've seen him cheat far too often in games we've played, but its good to hear a referee explaining how its used, and it would be very good to see a documentary on it.
Hawkeye was first used in tennis I think, for line decisions, and its quite old, I think cricket then started using it as well, it may well be what the goal line technology uses now, I'm not sure, but it'll have developed considerably over the years.