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Should footballs governing body sanction a two season trial of video replay to assist Referee's?

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With key decisions in matches. Where would the harm be in giving it a go, If it doesn't work we can always go back.

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no harm at all in giving it a wee go...its not as if it can make them any worse can it..
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yes but only as you say with key decisions! i dont think it would kill the run of play as when decisions made by the reff are wrong the reff spend minutes dealing with the aggrieved players
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The sad truth is it would work and i'm sure you might think that this is a good idea however how much do we sit and anylize these faults the sport would lose all talking points so i'm against it. Rugby programs are like watching paint dry.

i'm all for using it after the game is over to stop diving and unsportsman like behaviour but thats it
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yes agreed... as refs are only human (some are) and make mistakes..
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it would have to be limited to decisions like did the ball cross the line or something similar or we would be there all night
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nope
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IF THAT BECOMES REALITY THEN WE'RE FUCT?

AS THERE WONT BE A HISTORY TO FOOTBALL THE WAY WE KNOW OF IT

IT'S LIKE SAYING LET'S MOVE THE GOALPOSTS

OR IF YOUR WATCHING A MATCH IT WOULD SPOIL IT IF THEY HAD TO STOP IT TO CONSULT THE TELE

WHAT A FUCIN LIBERTY
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your question is way to sensible for the beaks at the sfa and spl. i think it would be a great idea.
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I'm all for change if it's for the best.
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no!!
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