Goal line technology

Will it be used this season at the 3 relegated sides grounds? Quite sure only premier league grounds had it installed last season

Will it be used this season at the 3 relegated sides grounds? Quite sure only premier league grounds had it installed last season

Pretty sure it's Prem only, mate

As it has already been installed why not leave it there and use it?

I can see some controversial incidents this season now - if it has gone.

As it has already been installed why not leave it there and use it?

I can see some controversial incidents this season now - if it has gone.

To be fair though, it would be unfair if only Cardiff, Norwich & Fulham used it

We could have a shot cleared off the line and not given by the ref as the sensor didn't trigger a goal whilst the exact same positioning of the ball could take place at another ground and be allowed as the offical think the ball has crossed the line...

I think all teams in this division should introduce it but as it stands though, only the Premiership are using it.

As it has already been installed why not leave it there and use it?

I can see some controversial incidents this season now - if it has gone.

To be fair though, it would be unfair if only Cardiff, Norwich & Fulham used it

We could have a shot cleared off the line and not given by the ref as the sensor didn't trigger a goal whilst the exact same positioning of the ball could take place at another ground and be allowed as the offical think the ball has crossed the line...

I think all teams in this division should introduce it but as it stands though, only the Premiership are using it.

But that could work for and against those teams. I agree with your last comment though.

As it has already been installed why not leave it there and use it?

I can see some controversial incidents this season now - if it has gone.

To be fair though, it would be unfair if only Cardiff, Norwich & Fulham used it

We could have a shot cleared off the line and not given by the ref as the sensor didn't trigger a goal whilst the exact same positioning of the ball could take place at another ground and be allowed as the offical think the ball has crossed the line...

I think all teams in this division should introduce it but as it stands though, only the Premiership are using it.

But that could work for and against those teams. I agree with your last comment though.

Also just saw that the PL will be using the vanishing spray. Surely that is something cheap enough to introduce to all professional football in the English league

Sides in the championship have already it. Reading, leeds and blackburn already use it.