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The use of technology was inevitable, but like anything it evolves and improves over time and it is still relatively new to football.

It's great for matters of fact, but less beneficial for matters of opinion I think. If decisions are still being debated after the game has finished then I'm not sure if the technology has added value in that case?

It also brings into focus the current rules, such as offside - the current rule is simple enough, but given the accuracy of the data available, do any of us want to see a goal ruled off-side due to the length of a finger, or a kneecap. Thats not what the rule was intended to prevent, was it?
Isn't the only reason they are debating it though because they are either too dumb to understand the rules or the fact that they are looking at a 2d image in a 3d world, or, itv are trying to drum up advertising clicks and content?
 
It's only a matter of time before some player's left nut falls out of his jock-strap and he is given offside because of curvature.
 
So does this tech work on all lines - would it know if the ball goes out for a throw in or not?
Yes in theory as it knows where it is everywhere on the pitch that’s how they knew Ronaldo never headed it as the chip didn’t move.
 
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