Yeah but surely with today's technology you can manipulate the frame when the ball leaves the boot as in if you have an instance like kuns goal against spuds in the chumps.
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VAR (PL introduction 2019)
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The game is up PiGMOL!
kaz7
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The game is up PiGMOL!
I don't know,in the spurs game the ref wasn't shown the view that mattered
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Sky and La Liga have introduced a system called true cam next season which claims to be able to show any incident from any angle. We know damn well they wont use that.I don't know,in the spurs game the ref wasn't shown the view that mattered
I don't know,in the spurs game the ref wasn't shown the view that mattered
Still can’t believe that happened. Will never forget. Fucking livid even thinking about it.
kaz7
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At least we are going to get monitors so they have given some groundSky and La Liga have introduced a system called true cam next season which claims to be able to show any incident from any angle. We know damn well they wont use that.
kaz7
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Same here,the way he just shrugged his shoulders and gave the goal,the cat nearly got itStill can’t believe that happened. Will never forget. Fucking livid even thinking about it.
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You dont need a injured pussy whilst in need Kaz.Same here,the way he just shrugged his shoulders and gave the goal,the cat nearly got it
kaz7
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That's true,it woudn't help me much ;)You dont need a injured pussy whilst in need Kaz.
abu13
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Just been listening to a section of Talk Sport where they have been discussing the use of VAR in the Premier League next season, apparently there has been a big meeting today to clarify some of the issues. They had this "expert" on to explain it all and there were a couple of interesting points.
1. Through the trials of VAR the linesmen have been encourged to keep their flag down and allow VAR to review the decision if it led to a goal, this will no longer be the case next year. Why?
2. This is where it gets interesting, the guy claimed that when a decision goes to VAR it will be displayed on the big screen that an incident is under review, once reviewed the decision will then be put up again on the screens. ( all good to this point) The big news is that the incident will then be shown on the screen for all the fans to see, very similar to what you would see on Sky or BT.
All sounds very promising doesn't it.
Unfortuantly there are only 18 of the 20 clubs in the Premier league that have screens suitable to show these replays, and two clubs that won't be able to offer this video proof to the fans.
Anyone fancy guessing which 2 clubs can't accomodate the large screens?
Yep, you guessed it the Rags and the Red Dippers.
1. Through the trials of VAR the linesmen have been encourged to keep their flag down and allow VAR to review the decision if it led to a goal, this will no longer be the case next year. Why?
2. This is where it gets interesting, the guy claimed that when a decision goes to VAR it will be displayed on the big screen that an incident is under review, once reviewed the decision will then be put up again on the screens. ( all good to this point) The big news is that the incident will then be shown on the screen for all the fans to see, very similar to what you would see on Sky or BT.
All sounds very promising doesn't it.
Unfortuantly there are only 18 of the 20 clubs in the Premier league that have screens suitable to show these replays, and two clubs that won't be able to offer this video proof to the fans.
Anyone fancy guessing which 2 clubs can't accomodate the large screens?
Yep, you guessed it the Rags and the Red Dippers.