Following SAF's rants against what he sees as poor refereeing fitness and decision making, there have been some suggestions that FIFA should look into adding video referee.
Add to that the injustice felt by Birmingham and Lee Carsley at Anfield, when David Ngog clearly dived to win a penalty and there may be some weight behind that.
Having said that, whereas in ruby, it works as that strange game naturally stops and starts and doesn't flow anywhere near as much as football, how and when should the technology be used. If you think it should be used at all?
I like the current rules. I like the fact that the morning after a match we have something to discuss. If it were so clinical that every decision is analysed by the referees committee at every game, there will be nothing to discuss.
Perhaps FIFA could look at banning companies such as Sky, etc from using high magnification cameras and super slo-mo replays, from 30-odd different angles?
What do you think?

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lad i see pacciou is fighting this week end
someone told me its just on sky sport's but iv a feeling it on box office.
can someone tell me if they know so i can get it in asap
thank's:whistling:

very good for a heavy weight but the most cocky is f*cker ever hate him haha

Good to see that for once, the FA has looked at a football match and realised that passions do run high and that some things may be said in the heat of the moment. Following yesterday's match with chelski, SAF was fuming about the free-kick and the subsequent goal.

Sky Sports report reads:

Sir Alex Ferguson will not face any action from the Football Association following his remarks on Sunday.

The Manchester United boss was critical of the performance from referee Martin Atkinsonduring the Red Devils' 1-0 defeat at title rivals Chelsea.

He felt the award of a free-kick which led to the Blues' winner was wrong and branded Atkinson's positioning for the resulting set-piece as 'absolutely ridiculous'.

Ferguson, who has been very vocal in his condemnation of Premier League officials of late, admitted he is starting to lose faith with the men in the middle.

It is understood, however, that his latest outburst will not be punished by the FA as he did not question Atkinson's integrity or suggest there was any bias.

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The incident which incurred Ferguson's wrath began to unfold when Darren Fletcher was penalised for a foul on Ashley Cole.
From the resulting free-kick John Terry nodded the only goal of the game, but United felt that a tug on Wes Brown by Didier Drogba helped the ball into the net.

Ferguson told Sky Sports afterwards: "Clearly, Darren Fletcher's won the ball - Ashley Cole's never touched and has jumped up in the air - and then Drogba's pulled Brown to the ground for the goal.

"The referee's position to make the decision was absolutely ridiculous - he can't see anything. He's got a Chelsea player (Joe Cole) standing right in front of him - and he doesn't even move.

"It was a bad decision, but there's nothing we can do about it. You lose faith in refereeing sometimes, that's the way the players are talking in there - it was a bad one."

Source: SkySports.com

Personally, I think SAF is just brave enough to come out and say the things that many other managers and players are thinking, but are too scared to come out and say it. I don't think the referees are being disrespected, but can take constructive criticism from the comments.