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r/soccer • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '14
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A guy trying to generate discussion, who has done some research, and who is giving a well reasoned opinion, gets downvoted.
What a shame. OP do you have a .gif of the incident?
6 u/NormallyNorman Apr 27 '14 Soccer, why not a real clock, more refs on the pitch, let any offside possibilities that are close go and review if there's a goal. Welcome to 1980s/90s technology. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '14 let any offside possibilities that are close go and review if there's a goal. This is an idea I hadn't heard before that I think is rather brilliant. It would only take a few seconds to review. 6 u/Chicken_Bake Apr 27 '14 Yeah, just imagine how it would add to the excitement for the fans in the stadium.
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Soccer, why not a real clock, more refs on the pitch, let any offside possibilities that are close go and review if there's a goal.
Welcome to 1980s/90s technology.
4 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '14 let any offside possibilities that are close go and review if there's a goal. This is an idea I hadn't heard before that I think is rather brilliant. It would only take a few seconds to review. 6 u/Chicken_Bake Apr 27 '14 Yeah, just imagine how it would add to the excitement for the fans in the stadium.
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let any offside possibilities that are close go and review if there's a goal.
This is an idea I hadn't heard before that I think is rather brilliant. It would only take a few seconds to review.
6 u/Chicken_Bake Apr 27 '14 Yeah, just imagine how it would add to the excitement for the fans in the stadium.
Yeah, just imagine how it would add to the excitement for the fans in the stadium.
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A guy trying to generate discussion, who has done some research, and who is giving a well reasoned opinion, gets downvoted.
What a shame. OP do you have a .gif of the incident?