Goal line technology....
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:15 am
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Totally and utterly irrelevant.Verbal wrote:Couldn't happen to a nicer, more impartial bloke, too.
tongue firmly in cheek, my friend. He does seem to be on the wrong end of controversy a lot though. Karma, or causal? Idk.FD wrote:Totally and utterly irrelevant.Verbal wrote:Couldn't happen to a nicer, more impartial bloke, too.
We're WAY overdue technology in the game, imagine the ramifications if it were Man Utd in the FA Cup final. Wonder if it'd be different.
Warnock makes a point though, they should have let them go down and score a goal, but then, it's naive to believe any kind of sportmanship still exists in this game.
But think of the excitement with goals scored every 2 minutes.Village_Idiot2 wrote:Goal line technology would be fine, I just don't want the game stopping every 2 minutes for refs to check whatever doubftul decision. It would kill the game.
Indeed, in a League cup match for Yeovil against Plymouth. His son scored the goal.Prufrock wrote:Didn't a Gary Johnson side a few years ago allow the other team to score when his own side accidentally scored from a drop ball, and on his orders? Seems odd to do it then and not now.
Oh come on, VI. I really have come to expect better from you than glib comments like that. I'll happily be proved wrong, but the only such incedent springing to my mind at our place was the header against Everton on The 'Bok's opening night.Village_Idiot2 wrote:Goal line technology would be fine, I just don't want the game stopping every 2 minutes for refs to check whatever doubftul decision. It would kill the game.
And it's good enough for other sports, so football shouldn't be immune. The game already has enough stoppages for players rolling about the floor pretending to be injured. Get referees to sort that out and then the game will flow better. And I'd rather stop for a correct decision to be made with video replays rather than have football killed by a rash of poor and unjustifiable actions that could make a big difference to clubs' fortunes at the end of a closely fought season.Bruce Rioja wrote:Oh come on, VI. I really have come to expect better from you than glib comments like that. I'll happily be proved wrong, but the only such incedent springing to my mind at our place was the header against Everton on The 'Bok's opening night.Village_Idiot2 wrote:Goal line technology would be fine, I just don't want the game stopping every 2 minutes for refs to check whatever doubftul decision. It would kill the game.
That's one in 12 years at our place. As I say, there may be more, but to my mind these things tend to happen about once a season throughout the leagues, and as proved to be the case in 1997, an entire season can hinge on it.
Buzzer on mike rileys watch would not stop him from disallowing bolton a goal... he would just say it diddnt go off.Athers wrote:Ideal solution would be a buzzer on the ref's wrist or something, instant and decisive - the ref can just point for a goal as he would normally.
I probably didn't explain myself well enough. I mean that I'm okay with goal line technology since these incidents are uncommon enough. But I would keep it at that. If we have to recheck penalty calls, sending offs, etc... I think it would be bad for the flow of the game.Bruce Rioja wrote:Oh come on, VI. I really have come to expect better from you than glib comments like that. I'll happily be proved wrong, but the only such incedent springing to my mind at our place was the header against Everton on The 'Bok's opening night.Village_Idiot2 wrote:Goal line technology would be fine, I just don't want the game stopping every 2 minutes for refs to check whatever doubftul decision. It would kill the game.
That's one in 12 years at our place. As I say, there may be more, but to my mind these things tend to happen about once a season throughout the leagues, and as proved to be the case in 1997, an entire season can hinge on it.
I think it was me that didn't read it properlyVillage_Idiot2 wrote:I probably didn't explain myself well enough. I mean that I'm okay with goal line technology since these incidents are uncommon enough. But I would keep it at that. If we have to recheck penalty calls, sending offs, etc... I think it would be bad for the flow of the game.Bruce Rioja wrote:Oh come on, VI. I really have come to expect better from you than glib comments like that. I'll happily be proved wrong, but the only such incedent springing to my mind at our place was the header against Everton on The 'Bok's opening night.Village_Idiot2 wrote:Goal line technology would be fine, I just don't want the game stopping every 2 minutes for refs to check whatever doubftul decision. It would kill the game.
That's one in 12 years at our place. As I say, there may be more, but to my mind these things tend to happen about once a season throughout the leagues, and as proved to be the case in 1997, an entire season can hinge on it.