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Yes, exactly those things. Though for off-sides, the rule should be to let play continue, and then make judgments afterwards.... but the only problem is, if the team scores a goal and then the video ref decides it's offside, they'll be very :fero: Okay, here comes the Aussie rugby example...

I think that what he meant was, for those who can afford it, why not help the refs out? I disagree, I don't think people in poorer countries will be saying "Oh man, we can't play like the pros anymore... I wish we could have videos that show what really happened. The only reason that...

It's not like there aren't so many cameras recording at every possible angle :rolleyes: Yes, it's already about these things, but the video evidence comes into question when the position and fitness of the referees fail.. Oh come on, a referee misjudgment is very different from a missed...

Why not use technology to make the game fairer when available. It's (kind of) like the use of superior equipment, floodlights and electronic signboards in richer countries... they're used if available, but if they're not available, the game can still be played...

Hmm but I think a player would be willing to pay a few thousand pounds fine (which is peanuts to most footballers) in exchange for a match-winning penalty... Yellow/red cards are already cancelled if they're deemed to be incorrect.

Nah, I've decided against keeping it :P

Hehe it was just for a joke, everyone knows I'm just kidding :P Okay, I guess i've had my fun :rolleyes:

what?!?! u mean in ur occupation thing? well that wasn't really my guess, more of a clue request :P Hmmm lemme think some more about that..

:LOL: u had a complaint to make? That's what u get :P

Hmm I don't think there's gonna be any point-docking in the near future, especially for something like diving, which is a part of football, esp. Italian football :P I agree on things like mobbing refs and swearing at them. I'll take another example of rugby here in Australia. The referees...

footballitalia Video evidence used against diving Friday 3 October, 2003 The Italian Players’ Association has announced it will expand video evidence to catch players who are “dishonest and divers.” “In this moment in time when football is working to recover credibility among the...