Ayo FIFA! Give us Goal Line Technology - 3D Animation - Brazil 2014 Football Commercial

If Goalies dishonestly scooping a ball back in play after it has already crossed the goal line disgusts your sense of moral virtue, then Stand Up for Fair Play in Football! If Defenders or Strikers deliberately using their hands to deny an inbound ball on the goal line offends your sense of justice, then Stand Up for Fair Play in Football!

Demand that FIFA install Goal Line Technology, & Update the Laws that Govern Goal Line Infractions, by awarding a Penalty Goal when the Goal Line Cameras show that a valid goal has been denied by Illegal Goal Tending Tactics. Without Goal Line Technology, & with the laws as they currently stand (at the end of the South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup), these tactics, though dishonest, are considered acceptable. They are commonly known as "The Goal That Never Was" or "The Hand of God" tactical play, & the perpetrating players are known as "Heroes", when the infractions sway the game's momentum & lead the perpetrating player's team to win.

After Goal Line Technology is installed this ideology should be rendered obsolete. The camera footage will expose the fact that a player, maliciously denying a valid goal with their hands, on or behind the goal line, requires a more severe law that awards the handled & denied ball as a Penalty Goal. This law change would penalize the perpetrating player's team for gaining an unfair advantage through the dishonest use of hands on or behind the goal line. Red cards would still be awarded to punish a violating Defender or Striker, & Goalies would only suffer the consequences of conceding a Penalty Goal.

The evidence from Goal Line Cameras will help sway public opinion to higher standards of Fair Play in Football, at least on the goal line, where fair play is most important. It is, however, the responsibility of Fairminded Football Fans worldwide to sway the opinion of FIFA to install Goal Line Technology & Update the Laws Governing Goal Line Infractions. These tactics must necessarily be considered unacceptable, & Illegal, once Goal Line Technology is installed. Awarding a Penalty Goal will prevent, deter, & abolish the calculation by players, that the current rules provide a loop hole that rewards the dishonest use of their hands on or behind the goal line.

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[tdandato]

Soccer’s governing body may decide to introduce goal-line technology as early as March, FIFA President Sepp Blatter said July 27 2011. The Zurich-based body has resisted installing a system to determine whether the ball has crossed the goal line. It was forced to reconsider after receiving criticism when England was denied a game-tying goal against Germany at the 2010 World Cup.

[tdandato]

If the International Football Association Board agrees, the technology would take effect for national leagues July 1, 2012, before a decision is made on using it at the World Cup. “We will have on the next international board at the beginning of March next year a final decision on the goal-line technology, If it will prove to be accurate and to be affordable, then it is possible the international board will decide goal-line technology shall be introduced for the World Cup 2014." Sepp Blatter

[100kidane]

It would be just like Tennis N O W A Y

[tdandato]

@100kidane American football and basketball use technology to keep referee error and player cheating to a minimum. I prefer fairplay and justice to any fear of football turning into tennis. Y E S W A Y

[tdandato]

THEME SONG: Ayo Technology (Instrumental) by 50 Cent featuring Justin Timberlake

[Bouncerhufc]

Why have it

[KillingTheMotivation]

@jazzx251 If the goal line cameras were in place during England Vs Germany in the world cup, I dont think anyone would have been bothered wasting 30 seconds of their lives to have a fair goal given to them?

[InclusiveSL]

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[jazzx251]

@KillingTheMotivation

Fair point - but it would reduce the chances of a fiasco considerably.

With so many balls and chips, there's bound to be a few duff ones. So the referee is still king. But on the rare occasion of a genuine controversy, there's more chance of a correct result.

Having said that, the outcome must be instant - a bleep in the ref's ear.

I don't want anything that holds up the game (like in Tennis and Rugby). That's just not football.

It should be an instant decision.

[KillingTheMotivation]

with the chip in the ball, if it is kicked very hard, which it will be, it could become faulty and alert for a goal sometimes if the ball has not passed the line, therefor it will have no change to the fair play.

[9NCT]

Suarezzzzzzzz!!!!!!

[saulA226]

Stupidest idea ever!

[conlincreations]

Come on, we all know that there will never be goal-line technology until the companies developing the systems offer a big enough incentive to FIFA and especially Sepp Blatter. If electronics company are serious about their products the only way to get them approved is to offer Blatter and his corrupt cronies big cash incentives, free lunches and possibly occasional call-girls. No bribes on deals. See "Sepp Blatter - FIFA President - statement on goal-line technology"