So true yet it has slowed up the game enormously, waiting for the try decision from upstairs in some of the internationals is ridiculously slow, rugby (union) is slow enough with penalty kicks taking minutes already giving overweight forwards far too much rest. Re football the goal line technology is enough in my view, if offside in football is a touch and go decision I'm happy the attacking team gets a break occassionally because so many offisdes are wrongly given in favour of the defending team. The interfering with play factor is more difficult but its never going to be perfect and as someone said creates discussion/controversy.
About as much as they'd have endured the aggravation of 1966 goal not counting!
