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What’s your point? My point is that the photo illustrates how inconsistent referees are.
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The original poster, not you.What’s your point? My point is that the photo illustrates how inconsistent referees are.
McCoist even said 'I'd love to see another angle' I said after the dipper v Wolves farce, who decides how many cameras and more to the point, where to position them. It's just guess work at the moment.VAR guessed for the Haaland offside, they had no clue where Gabriel's back foot was as it wasn't shown in any image - surely there should be a camera on both sides of the pitch.
Thinking about it, why haven't the Premier League, a multi billion pound outfit, got their own cameras positioned around the pitch instead of relying on the TV companies that have a vested interested in the decisions?McCoist even said 'I'd love to see another angle' I said after the dipper v Wolves farce, who decides how many cameras and more to the point, where to position them. It's just guess work at the moment.
Eight fixed cameras would do the job, two level with edge of the box on each side in each half and two behind each goal.
But then you couldn't help certain clubs.Thinking about it, why haven't the Premier League, a multi billion pound outfit, got their own cameras positioned around the pitch instead of relying on the TV companies that have a vested interested in the decisions?
Eight fixed cameras would do the job, two level with edge of the box on each side in each half and two behind each goal.
Which is the correct answer.But then you couldn't help certain clubs.
When was the last time that camera on wires provided any information of note? It's just a toy for some rich kid to play with during the game.
Danny Hoekman
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I have mentioned many times that the Premier League have a product. They sell it to the highest bidder who in turn need it to be exciting for subscription and advertising revenue.
Flexible laws allow a referee to ensure an end to end game where the result is not decided until near the end. (Milner v us last season) It is becoming Harlem Globetrotters, manipulated to keep the PL and the media happy.
Flexible laws allow a referee to ensure an end to end game where the result is not decided until near the end. (Milner v us last season) It is becoming Harlem Globetrotters, manipulated to keep the PL and the media happy.
Who was that Nottingham Forest player, the one that Aldridge ruffled the hair of when he scored an o.g. - Brian Rules or something?LAWS
Which, eventually, will be its downfall.I have mentioned many times that the Premier League have a product. They sell it to the highest bidder who in turn need it to be exciting for subscription and advertising revenue.
Flexible laws allow a referee to ensure an end to end game where the result is not decided until near the end. (Milner v us last season) It is becoming Harlem Globetrotters, manipulated to keep the PL and the media happy.