Goal line Technology wont be pursued in the future

[CJ]

According to the international football association board.

Strange Strange Strange

[wavydavy]

According to the international football association board.

Strange Strange Strange

Are you psychic?

[SimonNo7]

Not really that strange. They are a clueless bunch of ****ers at FIFA.

Come to think of it most footballing bodies are run by clueless ****ers.

Priorities include lining their own/own families pockets with cash than trying to actually move with the times or improve football, ie Blatter giving contracts to his own nephew (30% of £342m from hoteliers during this years World Cup - Observer newspaer) and our own Premier League's 'Fit and Proper' rules for ownership of English football clubs leaving Portsmouth, Ourselves and Manure deep in debt.

[SimonNo7]

From the BBC Football site (this has only just broken):

Football rejects goalline technology

The International Football Association Board has announced that goalline technology will not be pursued in the near future.

"It is an end to the potential use of technology within football," Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke told reporters after a meeting of the IFAB.

[SimonNo7]

This technology might have helped Birmingham today. Apparently they should of had a goal against Pompey, the ball being clearly over the line and somehow the linesman, sorry assistant referee, missed it!

[CJ]

Are you psychic?

judging by my attempts to win the lottery ...................... no.

I read it on the football update for southport v gainsborough on the southport visiter website