clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Kyle Walker what was that.
Unfortunately that’s right.So do you think Jurgen or Rafa tell the players to go and entertain the fans or come up with a game plan to try and win the game?
WE, the supporter, wish to be entertained, but it’s a results based sport, were a positive result takes priority over entertaining the fan.
Given that 'the operators' are qualified referees, I'd suggest that it's the tech that needs improvement. Hardly surprising - at least not to me -given the short time it has been in use.No just thinking aloud.
Mind you it can’t be any worse, or is the tech ok and the operators sub standard.?
Have you considered taking up Referee-ing?It might allow me to resurrect my career aged 54 ?
I agree but you compared the tech in tennis to football and I don't think that works. You can compare goal line tech to tennis but not offsides.Since when has 'easier' been an excuse for 'not getting it right'?
As I bemoaned earlier...I witnessed one of the 'NOT most of the time' matches involving the club I support! But hey; 'we' are still in a CL position (not that I expect - though would love to see - we'll be there at season end)!Unfortunately that’s right.
But they can do both ,most of the time.
Agreed! Precisely because it's 'different' tech - and not necessarily relevant to ALL sports!I agree but you compared the tech in tennis to football and I don't think that works. You can compare goal line tech to tennis but not offsides.
The question should be...Will it make offside decisions more accurate (and quicker). And that sort of tech is exactly the sort of development I inferred would be a logical improvement on what is currently in use.There’s an overview of upcoming VAR tech here: https://www.espn.com/soccer/blog-fi...fside-why-arsene-wenger-thinks-it-can-fix-var
I‘m familiar with that type of skeletal tracking as it’s used in film vfx and video games. It’s certainly feasible they could make it an instant decision using it. Probably won’t make referees on the pitch any better though.
I Umpired Hockey to a fairly high standard many years ago (couple of International games and several National (equiv to County) Tournaments. I also played, though only to (equiv of) County 'B' level.Who'd want to be a ref?
Cheating players make it almost impossible and, should they get a decision wrong, they are roundly slaughtered by just about everyone.
No offside in hockey though, easyI Umpired Hockey to a fairly high standard many years ago (couple of International games and several National (equiv to County) Tournaments. I also played, though only to (equiv of) County 'B' level.
There's a completely different mindset about/between playing and Referee/Umpire-ing - mainly in attitude to 'applying the rules'. The 'attraction' is actually being able to watch, close-up, players doing amazing things at their chosen sport and, hopefully' contributing to many folks's enjoyment of the spectacle! There should also be a similar amount of 'pride' of 'doing your job well' too, just as players should exhibit.
There was when I was umpiring!No offside in hockey though, easy
Real Knockout punch. Did well not to be stretchered off!!!if you want to see the worst var decision ever its to not overturn the porto red card in the CL
Atletico are a vile bunch of thugs and cheats. VAR working well again not to bothered to step in for the clearly wrong red card to Wendell.
Is that the Wendell that aimed an elbow at the opponent’s throat or another Wendell? The first red card was a bit OTT, but once the bar had been set there Wendell always had to go.