General Football 2022

[rudedog]

Originally Posted by Kenneth

So the accuracy of detection of the ball contact is 500hz, but the accuracy of the position of the players is still 50hz. So how much is the 500hz ball detection helping?

The ball contact is much faster than the players can run.

According to a quick google search:
the fastest ball contact was recorded at 130mph, the fastest speed for a footballer was 23mph

[Kenneth]

Makes sense, but then when you’re deciding between one frame and the next for the position of the player, at 23mph or 10pms, there’s up to a 20cm difference between one frame and the next. I wonder if the ‘AI’ does some calculations to work out the ‘intro-frame’ position based on the more precise measure of the ball kick.

[Buzzo]

Originally Posted by rudedog

Don’t need technology for that, it definitely didn’t touch the ground

[ChesterDave]

Originally Posted by Shaggy

https://twitter.com/DaleJohnsonESPN/...37365847257088

I find it a little disturbing one of the 29 tracking points on the extremity of the players body is on his knob.

[Norbs]

Originally Posted by ChesterDave

I find it a little disturbing one of the 29 tracking points on the extremity of the players body is on his knob.

Robbo's going to cost us a lot of points this season

[baitman]

Originally Posted by Norbs

Robbo's going to cost us a lot of points this season

Maybe we can borrow some cock tucking technology from Thailand

[maxwellbaxter]

Originally Posted by ChesterDave

I find it a little disturbing one of the 29 tracking points on the extremity of the players body is on his knob.

Disadvantage for the dressing room big guns

I'm just waiting for the day his knob is offside and it gets projected up on the big screen

[Fivex]

Biscan would have been caught offside from the half way line.

[Charly]

Anyone who has played computer games knows that the AI is a cheating bastard.

[Fosterbloke]

Originally Posted by ChesterDave

I find it a little disturbing one of the 29 tracking points on the extremity of the players body is on his knob.

Origi's departure makes sense now.

[Harv]

Originally Posted by Fivex

Can this technology be used to figure out if an absolute screamer brushed the ground on its way into the net?

[SB]

Originally Posted by Fosterbloke

Origi's departure makes sense now.

Taki not so much

[Rafa Justice]

Originally Posted by Charly

Anyone who has played computer games knows that the AI is a cheating bastard.

Mario Kart 64 agrees with this.

[Cerbie]

Originally Posted by Kenneth

True, but they won’t have an equivalent exact frame for the player. Still, using an inertial sensor in the ball should definitely help.

I hoping the cameras are synced so frame x on one is the same as x on the other. All the AI should do is assess the body points on the relevant attackers and defenders and makes the decision.

Hope it works as VAR has been the victim of false advertising and misuse. It is a farce that they are making millimetre decisions when the margin of error is centimetres or more.

[ChesterDave]

Martin Tyler: Twat

[Norbs]

Originally Posted by ChesterDave

Martin Tyler: Twat

Gwan...

[RichC]

Originally Posted by ChesterDave

Martin Tyler: Twat

Can't help himself can he

[Rich]

Given his position he should know better and should really be suspended and/or sacked by Sky for continuing the hooligan myth.

[spud_gun]

He should have been put to pasture years ago.

He's literally been phoning it in for years.

[S-RED]

needs binning off the cunt

[Buzzo]

It's a proper token apology as well. He could have used the moment to push the cause, but he did not. That is telling.

[Fivex]

Didn’t he say something similar a few years ago?

[Exiled_red]

A couple of days old but

https://twitter.com/iain_games/status/1554750332240105473

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[Buzzo]

Doh!