EPTedit: FIFA Rulebook says so that you have to respond every question.
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Dingodile
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edit: FIFA Rulebook says so that you have to respond every question. | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On June 14 2014 07:52 Dingodile wrote: I heard that the guy spoke in lawyer-english to Beckenbauer. Beckenbauer asked for question in german or simple english, which he declined. I think the guy knew before that someone from FIFA is going to be banned if you dont respond and spoke in lawyer english with intent. edit: FIFA Rulebook says so that you have to respond every question. Then again, FIFA's Rulebook (and the whole organization) is fucking dumb. Correct me if I'm wrong. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
it's a very low scoring game where each goal matters a lot. penalties have very high point expectancy. so why the fuck doesn't the biggest tournament in your sport use video replays to monitor game swinging calls? | ||
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Deleted User 183001
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
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Usagi
Spain1647 Posts
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Rayiner
Slovakia59 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6342 Posts
On June 14 2014 07:57 oneofthem wrote: ok guys i can count on the number of soccer matches i've watched in full with one hand, but this referee problem is really obvious, perhaps more sincerely recognized by an outside than fans who've been conditioned to accept it. it's a very low scoring game where each goal matters a lot. penalties have very high point expectancy. so why the fuck doesn't the biggest tournament in your sport use video replays to monitor game swinging calls? Because video replays/challenges only work in sports were the clock can be stopped. Putting like three guys in a video room who can communicate to the referee a unanimous decision when the ref fucks something up on the pitch should be enough. And give refs the ability to take back penalties and red cards ect. No need to stop play and have the ref go look at replays | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
On June 14 2014 07:57 oneofthem wrote: ok guys i can count on the number of soccer matches i've watched in full with one hand, but this referee problem is really obvious, perhaps more sincerely recognized by an outside than fans who've been conditioned to accept it. it's a very low scoring game where each goal matters a lot. penalties have very high point expectancy. so why the fuck doesn't the biggest tournament in your sport use video replays to monitor game swinging calls? My opinion would be it's largely historic the technology hasn't existed in the past and the sport has grown up without it. Now that its possible for the fans to see every decision in slow motion over and over again it becomes more obvious when a decision is wrong. Trying to make a decision first time without a replay is very hard I frequently get it wrong and then see the replay and realize the decision should be the other way. It must be so hard for the referees. Now that we have the technology to have replays I wouldn't be so quick to jump to and assume it would improve the sport to bring them in. The EPL goal review system is amazing. There was one game where the ball was right on the line and then cleared and all the players looked at the referee he looked at his watch and shook his head and the play continued straight away with no stop in play no wait whilst people look at the replays. That is a great system. What we don't want is Football to become like American sports with continuous breaks in play. Trying to watch American sports if you've been raised on European sports is really tough. I just can't take the continuous breaks and stops and barrage of adverts. Football must never become like that. That would be far worse than having a few wrong decisions which lets be fair are great talking points anyway. As long as there isn't some big conspiracy of decisions against one team I think most people are happy to see some bad decisions every now and then it is after all just a sport. The argument that the decisions even them self out over a domestic season has often been discussed and its probably largely true. But at the World Cup there are so few games for each team and so much national pride at stake that the decisions get amplified to a ridiculous degree. There has been discussion of a review system like cricket and tennis where you can question 1-2 decisions in a match. That might be workable go to the replays just a couple of times in the game might not disrupt the flow to much, I don't know about that though. | ||
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Azza
China650 Posts
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graan
Germany589 Posts
On June 14 2014 07:52 Dingodile wrote: I heard that the guy spoke in lawyer-english to Beckenbauer. Beckenbauer asked for question in german or simple english, which he declined. I think the guy knew before that someone from FIFA is going to be banned if you dont respond and spoke in lawyer english with intent. edit: FIFA Rulebook says so that you have to respond every question. tbh this is a realy bad excuse, you cant tell me beckenbauer cant afford a proper translator.. german media, eg. bild, is totaly behind him cause of all the things he has done for them - if you look over the edge, his contacts with katar sheiks, working with gazprom.. then his response to not explaining himself is "thought this is april fools" "didnt care".. he has a fools licence here in germany, cause he is the Kaiser. ofc everything could be true he says, he's becoming old and talking more and more nonsense on tv.. throws a bad light at him which could have been avoided. | ||
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rain~
Germany461 Posts
On June 14 2014 20:34 graan wrote: tbh this is a realy bad excuse, you cant tell me beckenbauer cant afford a proper translator.. german media, eg. bild, is totaly behind him cause of all the things he has done for them - if you look over the edge, his contacts with katar sheiks, working with gazprom.. then his response to not explaining himself is "thought this is april fools" "didnt care".. he has a fools licence here in germany, cause he is the Kaiser. ofc everything could be true he says, he's becoming old and talking more and more nonsense on tv.. throws a bad light at him which could have been avoided. So the FIFA wants to ask him questions and HE has to bring a translator? That is total bullshit and that is not how it is done anywhere in the world. If u want something from him u have to bring the translator and not vice versa. Not defending him cause I don't know if he has something to do with that Katar WC. As long as there is no real evidence he is not guilty and FIFA is just as wrong as they always are. | ||
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
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Rayiner
Slovakia59 Posts
On June 14 2014 20:24 Azza wrote: Expecting to hear "We've got Cesc Fabregas" on the wrong side. Such heartache, love the player, won't hold anything against him, just disappointed. This thing makes me sick. | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
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3point14
Germany890 Posts
On June 14 2014 07:57 oneofthem wrote: ok guys i can count on the number of soccer matches i've watched in full with one hand, but this referee problem is really obvious, perhaps more sincerely recognized by an outside than fans who've been conditioned to accept it. it's a very low scoring game where each goal matters a lot. penalties have very high point expectancy. so why the fuck doesn't the biggest tournament in your sport use video replays to monitor game swinging calls? i know, i know. exactly my thoughts. maybe cause football culture is not always about football. for most fans it is more of an identification thing. they dont care wether they win because of an unfair goal as long its a win. at the same time most spectators are in favor of enhanced technology. FIFA just does what it wants On June 15 2014 23:26 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: same goes for players ^^ . you can weigh 150 kg and still be first pick in draft. | ||
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Devise
Canada1131 Posts
On June 14 2014 18:24 Rayiner wrote: Any Arsenal fans over here? I'm watching their games for about 4 years now, and it is seriously pain to see our best players playing for rivals. Ya.. why can't they at least go out of England. Watching RVP score vs Spain made me cry... well not really. I just hope Arsenal can get some more reinforcements this season. | ||
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Rayiner
Slovakia59 Posts
On June 16 2014 02:09 Devise wrote: Ya.. why can't they at least go out of England. Watching RVP score vs Spain made me cry... well not really. I just hope Arsenal can get some more reinforcements this season. I don't know why, but I'm feeling like this summer is going to be really passive once again. We have tons of prospects, but no world class excluding Ozil joined Arsenal in a long, long time. However, with this roster we can magic. | ||
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Dreamer.T
United States3584 Posts
On June 15 2014 23:26 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Haha, I love the first American football coach in that pic. Sunglasses on , no fucks given. Wenger looks class. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On June 16 2014 02:09 Devise wrote: Ya.. why can't they at least go out of England. Watching RVP score vs Spain made me cry... well not really. I just hope Arsenal can get some more reinforcements this season. I thought it was awesome. It doesn't matter what club you play for at the World Cup : D | ||
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