Numerous errors in the event a grand referee World Cup 2010 FIFA forced to think seriously about the goal line technology. Fifa president, Sepp Blatter, insisted, they will discuss the discourse in the near future.
Urging the use of goal line technology in football following a rebound dianulirnya Frank Lampard scored in the English game cons of Germany in round 16.
However, it seems handball incidents involving Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez in the quarter-final match against Ghana was the one who pushed Blatter becoming a serious response to this problem.
"You have seen, throughout this competition and other competitions, it is difficult to determine whether the ball counted in or out," Blatter said as quoted by Football 365, Friday (9/7/2010).
"We will re-open discussions around the goal line technology. However, this is not just trying to cover all the problems that arise in this tournament," he continued.
"Fifa has received a number of proposals from several parties about how these technologies can be applied as well as the best way to do it."
"We will hold a meeting on July 20 in Cardiff (UK). The meeting was not aimed at deciding the use of goal line technology, but to put that agenda in the next meeting, in October future," Blatter cap.
Urging the use of goal line technology in football following a rebound dianulirnya Frank Lampard scored in the English game cons of Germany in round 16.
However, it seems handball incidents involving Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez in the quarter-final match against Ghana was the one who pushed Blatter becoming a serious response to this problem.
"You have seen, throughout this competition and other competitions, it is difficult to determine whether the ball counted in or out," Blatter said as quoted by Football 365, Friday (9/7/2010).
"We will re-open discussions around the goal line technology. However, this is not just trying to cover all the problems that arise in this tournament," he continued.
"Fifa has received a number of proposals from several parties about how these technologies can be applied as well as the best way to do it."
"We will hold a meeting on July 20 in Cardiff (UK). The meeting was not aimed at deciding the use of goal line technology, but to put that agenda in the next meeting, in October future," Blatter cap.
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