Schnix wrote:lol'ed at this
I havent read a study on it, just using my personal observations. I would be interested in seeing some stats about it. I shall try do some research. I am sure they do help a bit but clearly they aren't eliminating the problem. Instead of trying to find alternatives to stop it just put in GLT and it will be done with.ResurrectionRooney wrote:limerickcitykid wrote:
We still see the same offside goals, still see people diving to win penalties and even getting goals wrong as well. It doesn't seem to have been reduced at all.
Have you read or written a study into this or something? Observing the frequency of refereeing errors with and without extra officials? If you have could you give me a link to it, I'd be very interested to see the results.Laurencio wrote:The politics is strong in this one.
Sepp Blatter 2010 - after Blufontaine: Goaline technology is bad for football! (At meeting about GLT btw)
2011: Platini pushed forward as Powerhouse nations' favorite to replace Blatter as president of Fifa
2012: Platini calls goal line technology unnecessary
Slightly later in 2012: Blatter says it's not an option, it's a necessity as Ukraine's offside goal is ruled out.
I don't think so, Blatter isn't going for reelection, he hasn't much need for Politicking. Which meeting was this where he said GLT is bad for football? I thought there was a pretty marked change in this stance following Lampard's non-goal.
Platini's always been against it by the way.
limerickcitykid wrote:I havent read a study on it, just using my personal observations. I would be interested in seeing some stats about it. I shall try do some research. I am sure they do help a bit but clearly they aren't eliminating the problem. Instead of trying to find alternatives to stop it just put in GLT and it will be done with.ResurrectionRooney wrote:
Have you read or written a study into this or something? Observing the frequency of refereeing errors with and without extra officials? If you have could you give me a link to it, I'd be very interested to see the results.
I don't think so, Blatter isn't going for reelection, he hasn't much need for Politicking. Which meeting was this where he said GLT is bad for football? I thought there was a pretty marked change in this stance following Lampard's non-goal.
Platini's always been against it by the way.
Adz wrote:But he still doesn't like England for some reason.ResurrectionRooney wrote:
Idiot. Blatter changed his views on GLT completely after the World Cup.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jun/29/sepp-blatter-goalline-technology
limerickcitykid wrote:We still see the same offside goals, still see people diving to win penalties and even getting goals wrong as well. It doesn't seem to have been reduced at all.ResurrectionRooney wrote:
What exactly are you expecting to see?
ahlycotc wrote:Adz wrote:
But he still doesn't like England for some reason.
[citation needed]
