World Cup thread - Sunday 15th June

ShaLaLaLaSummerbee said:
quiet_riot said:
to me, the CGI ball looked much further over the line than the real ball appeared to be on the replay
i agree. The technology is not as good as that used in the Prem
Blatter would never use a superior English product.
 
RandomJ said:
BigOscar said:
RandomJ said:
Course it went in. The replay from the other side showed the keeper knocked it in before dragging it back out.
I know it hit the keeper and went back towards the net, but the replay from level with the posts didn't look over the line at all.

The technology is tested thoroughly before being used if it says all the ball crossed then all the ball crossed. The replay shows the whole ball crossed just with the naked eye.
The technology is suspect. Watching the replay I am yet to be convinced that all the ball was over the line.
 
ShaLaLaLaSummerbee said:
RandomJ said:
BigOscar said:
I know it hit the keeper and went back towards the net, but the replay from level with the posts didn't look over the line at all.

The technology is tested thoroughly before being used if it says all the ball crossed then all the ball crossed. The replay shows the whole ball crossed just with the naked eye.
The technology is suspect. Watching the replay I am yet to be convinced that all the ball was over the line.

Just look at the picture I posted on the previous page it's a goal. There is no debate to be had. The only issue was the way they replayed the decision showing both no goal then goal.
 
ShaLaLaLaSummerbee said:
RandomJ said:
BigOscar said:
I know it hit the keeper and went back towards the net, but the replay from level with the posts didn't look over the line at all.

The technology is tested thoroughly before being used if it says all the ball crossed then all the ball crossed. The replay shows the whole ball crossed just with the naked eye.
The technology is suspect. Watching the replay I am yet to be convinced that all the ball was over the line.
FIFA would never use dodgy technology to suit their agenda....
 
mat said:
ShaLaLaLaSummerbee said:
quiet_riot said:
to me, the CGI ball looked much further over the line than the real ball appeared to be on the replay
i agree. The technology is not as good as that used in the Prem
Blatter would never use a superior English product.
Like honesty?
 
You'd have thought Pearce's Robot Wars experience would of helped him be less confused by technology and robot referees, but apparently not
 
RandomJ said:
ShaLaLaLaSummerbee said:
RandomJ said:
The technology is tested thoroughly before being used if it says all the ball crossed then all the ball crossed. The replay shows the whole ball crossed just with the naked eye.
The technology is suspect. Watching the replay I am yet to be convinced that all the ball was over the line.

Just look at the picture I posted on the previous page it's a goal. There is no debate to be had. The only issue was the way they replayed the decision showing both no goal then goal.

Agreed, there is no debate as the technology is sound.
 

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