Think that's not quite right. In rugby and cricket the ball only has to touch the line to be out of play. In fact the ball can stay on the pitch ,if a person touches the line or boundary rope while in contact with it.Its exactly like what happened….. shows quite well why different angles/perspective matter.
The law is the whole of the ball must be over the line. Like every other sport known to man. Do you want them to disregard the actul law as it stands?
Think that's not quite right. In rugby and cricket the ball only has to touch the line to be out of play. In fact the ball can stay on the pitch ,if a person touches the line or boundary rope while in contact with it.
Not what I said.Why should a team be robbed off a trophy, or get relegated , or an important league match which can cost clubs millions all because you’d rather see goals given that shouldn’t be?
If a player is offside - why should he and his club benefit by allowing the goal ? It’s completely unfair.
Rugby fair enough, its a bit weird in this respect. However, with most sports with VAR in line calls, tennis/cricket (lbw’s/run outs/no balls) are like this (in or out) and the law in football is the whole of the ball has to be over the line….Think that's not quite right. In rugby and cricket the ball only has to touch the line to be out of play. In fact the ball can stay on the pitch ,if a person touches the line or boundary rope while in contact with it
Yep, yer right Igup! But what I would be concerned about is the notion among some that the 'technology' is infallible. I've just picked up my phone and it says the latest download failed. No why, or explanation. It could have downloaded fuck knows what and I wouldn't know. Apart from the goons running the show the tech is just as good as all tech seems to be - occasionally NOT foolproof.Think that's not quite right. In rugby and cricket the ball only has to touch the line to be out of play. In fact the ball can stay on the pitch ,if a person touches the line or boundary rope while in contact with it.
Cricket if the ball hits the rope (without bouncing) it’s a six I think.Rugby fair enough, its a bit weird in this respect. However, wit most sports with VAR in line calls, tennis/cricket (lbw’s/run outs/no balls) are like this (in or out) and the law in football is the whole of the ball has to be over the line….
Yep, thats what i thought (not a huge cricket fan tho)Cricket if the ball hits the rope (without bouncing) it’s a six I think.
Correcto, if it hits the rope ,or these triangular ad thingies, its a six. It doesn't have to completely clear itCricket if the ball hits the rope (without bouncing) it’s a six I think.