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It wouldn't be a minute though. It's certainly not always that quick in rugby or cricket. They watch the replays over and over, from different angles, rewinding and fastforwarding. It's nauseating. In football there's so much stuff that's down to interpretation, the video ref would be on for fucking ever. So you're then at the point where you probably have to take timekeeping out of the referee's hands and pause the clock. Which is a huge and fundamental change to the sport. I'm 100% against it. The only other thing I could possible see it at some point maybe working for is offsides, if they can develop a system which calls them immediately like they do for goal line stuff.

Challenges Can you imagine the likes of Pulis using that on spurious stuff just to timewaste as the clock runs down. Would make me want go postal.

I only watched one full match at the World Cup; the opener against Fiji. The amount of time spent looking at replays - and 50% of which they still didn't come to conclusive evidence - was mental. To the point where it put me off watching the rest of the tournament it was that bad. This is a sport that has natural breaks in play all the time and it still seemed excessively counterproductive to the flow of the game. Doing it in football, a sport that has no stoppages and very few breaks in play, would absolutely ruin the sport in my opinion.

This is total nonsense as is your assertion about the English running the game - and also, in cricket, there is TV examination of disputed calls, something which your corrupt heroes in FIFA have done everything to try to avoid - have you been reading the Grauniad guide to Political Correctness..!? For a start, cricket only allows 10 countries to play the full version of the sport, possibly one of the most ridiculous restrictions in any sport anywhere in the world. Then for the World Cup, a tournament by its very nature should least make an attempt to be inclusive and give the game to a greater audience, they've pulled the drawbridge up for associate nations meaning there'll probably not be any of them at the next competition. Last year the big 3 countries literally changed the voting system within the ICC to give themselves more power than everybody else, and made sure to secure that 62% of all revenue will go directly to those 3 countries. Cricket is a sport that revels in its colonial past and the fact that its a sport played by only a handful of countries. And that's why it'll always remain a joke compared to football which has expanded and grown continually since its beginnings. Video refereeing in football would be absolutely dreadful. Evidence: rugby being f***ing unwatchable, stop-start bollocks. I thought answering this post but then I realized it would be a waste of my time...you are clearly beyond help and should apply for a job with the Iranian propaganda Ministry. Nice one pal.

This is total nonsense as is your assertion about the English running the game - and also, in cricket, there is TV examination of disputed calls, something which your corrupt heroes in FIFA have done everything to try to avoid - have you been reading the Grauniad guide to Political Correctness..!? For a start, cricket only allows 10 countries to play the full version of the sport, possibly one of the most ridiculous restrictions in any sport anywhere in the world. Then for the World Cup, a tournament by its very nature should least make an attempt to be inclusive and give the game to a greater audience, they've pulled the drawbridge up for associate nations meaning there'll probably not be any of them at the next competition. Last year the big 3 countries literally changed the voting system within the ICC to give themselves more power than everybody else, and made sure to secure that 62% of all revenue will go directly to those 3 countries. Cricket is a sport that revels in its colonial past and the fact that its a sport played by only a handful of countries. And that's why it'll always remain a joke compared to football which has expanded and grown continually since its beginnings. Video refereeing in football would be absolutely dreadful. Evidence: rugby being fucking unwatchable, stop-start bollocks.

Somebody just send Rooney to the glue factory ffs

England, India and Australia have all done their utmost to keep cricket as a shitty minority colonial sport.

Say what ye like about FIFA but Havelange and Blatter helped turn football into the undisputed global game. If the English were still running it we'd probably be letting 1 token African country into the World Cup and calling it a day. For reference see; the fucking ICC.

Absolutely love Blatter. He's basically a bond villain incarnate.

:lol:

Normally i'd be the first to lay into the club given half a chance. Today though. Don't think i've ever seen a football match like that before in my life.

We got beat 3-0 by the worst football team i've ever seen, i cannit believe it.

A still cannit believe it.

Can't believe it, football is fucked

And in the name of fairness, some Raja

Wydad Casablanca Particularly from about 5:30 onwards

Just the 5 career relegations for him

Nah, they'll fuck themselves over like they always do. This stuff about Arsenal 'fucking themselves over' is just a lazy narrative. No club has lazy narratives applied to them more than Arsenal do. Same as stuff about them trying to 'walk the ball in' despite scoring all kinds of goals or being 'soft at the back' despite an excellent defensive record for a while. The fact is in the past they never had the squad capable of competing for the title and lacked the quality and depth of Man City/Chelsea/Man Utd, simple as that. Now they do so long as they don't all end up on the treatment table.

Only thing that can fuck Arsenal's season up is if Sanchez or Ozil get injured. They've proven they can string long runs of form together with their best players available.

either put this on Twitter or I am

None of their 5 strikers have scored a goal. Front. Foot. Football.

Aye on his commute to training.

Sherwood man Why would anybody rate him.

Dark.

just this season