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Giorgio
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 Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 3:09 pm Post subject: Follow the Rugby... |
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...don't need too much technology...sensor on the posts/bar and inside the ball...
Just do as rugby does....allow the 4th official to watch the TV images and the replays....and get a better decision in case ....
Give him something to do instead of raising only that board.... |
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stowmarket ranger
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| I watched the rugby today,and the referee was even more biased than the average football ref.He showed an England player a yellow card after allowing the French player to commit the same offence and get away scot free. |
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DAVEf
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Does having efficient officials count as techology.
Despite having the same TV pressure. slo-mo replays and teams of pundits analysing everything, RU and RL officials seem to make far fewer mistakes than their football equivalents. |
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old pauline
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I wonder if the technology will be given as much abuse as the refs are when the players don't like the decisions. I can see JT having a few run-ins with the goal-line cameras 
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