Football Topic

[War]

referees sucked so hard this wc. i guess they will use camera observation and mics to communicate with the referees next cups. at least i hope so.

They have mics already i think.


How can the referee just a yellow card ? That's not kung fu.

[Pacio]

referees sucked so hard this wc. i guess they will use camera observation and mics to communicate with the referees next cups. at least i hope so.

Blatter told he will change something and will probably introduce some technology.

@Hasero: Iniesta was offside during Torres' cross, then some holland's defender touched the ball and gave it to Xavi (I think that was Xavi) who gave it to Iniesta, who wasn't offside this time.

[Hasero]

referees sucked so hard this wc. i guess they will use camera observation and mics to communicate with the referees next cups. at least i hope so.

Blatter told he will change something and will probably introduce some technology.

@Hasero: Iniesta was offside during Torres' cross, then some holland's defender touched the ball and gave it to Xavi (I think that was Xavi) who gave it to Iniesta, who wasn't offside this time.

Yes but the referee should have stoppeed at the frist cross it was a big offside.

[War]

referees sucked so hard this wc. i guess they will use camera observation and mics to communicate with the referees next cups. at least i hope so.

Blatter told he will change something and will probably introduce some technology.

@Hasero: Iniesta was offside during Torres' cross, then some holland's defender touched the ball and gave it to Xavi (I think that was Xavi) who gave it to Iniesta, who wasn't offside this time.

Yes but the referee should have stoppeed at the frist cross it was a big offside.

He did not touch the ball, and i'm not sure if he was off-side, i think yes, but he did not touched the ball, so...

[Matzey]

referees sucked so hard this wc. i guess they will use camera observation and mics to communicate with the referees next cups. at least i hope so.

They have mics already i think.


How can the referee just a yellow card ? That's not kung fu.

HAHAHAHA, that was an epic SLAP! =D

[Seany]

Nigel De Jong ftw.

[GeniuZ]

ofc they do. but i mean with observation guys who check off-side-situations via camera and tell the referee what to do.

[Lethal]

ye i think they will after this wc

idk why they decided against camera confirmation ... wud have been a much fairer wc i think..thow the results may have been the same anyway

[Ridley]

Well the FIFA said that they still against video refereeing, but they will probably implament the chip inside the ball to surely know if a player scored or not.

[Pacio]

Well the FIFA said that they still against video refereeing, but they will probably implament the chip inside the ball to surely know if a player scored or not.

or at least introduce the 2 men near the goal, like in Europe Cup last year.

[TheSold3y]

This Foul was just fair in my eyes :)

[War]

This Foul was just fair in my eyes :)

Mmh ?

[Ridley]

Just random spam, ignore it

[Ironhide]

ROFL, he barely touched the guy... Holland played way more rough then Spain did.

But he did. And since it was football and not ice hockey it was a clearly red card.
On the other hand de Jong deserved a red card as well and there was a penalty for Spain. The match whould have been different with a better referee, Spain would have won probably anyway but he failed a lot though.

@Ridley:
How should a chip in a ball help in offside problems or wether it is goal kick or corner kick (as yesterday)? Or how should it help tp decode wether it was a foul or not, did the player touched the ball with the hand or not etc.
That would not help at all.

They should do it as in American Football, every coach gets 2 chances per match for an instant replay. If he was correct, he keeps the 2 chances, if the referee was correct there is only 1 left (or 0 if he already had 1).

[War]

They should do it as in American Football, every coach gets 2 chances per match for an instant replay. If he was correct, he keeps the 2 chances, if the referee was correct there is only 1 left (or 0 if he already had 1).

Like in Tennis, too.