Reviewing at slow speed gives a false perception of what actually happened

In slow mo he looks like he spots the ball and makes the decision to deliberately moves his hand towards it to control it. In real time he's jostling with the defender and the ball brushes his hand, unlikely that he could've made have that intention at the pace of the game.

Slo mo should be used to confirm whether he handled it, but the final decision should be made whether it was deliberate when played at real-speed. The ref was only given super slow-mo versions on the screen and based his decision entirely on that.

Posted By: Ken Dodds Dads Dog on June 18th 2024 at 09:29:10

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Why are all the pundits going mental... (Other Football) - Kangol Canary, Jun 18, 08:55:52
- That rule was only short lived (Other Football) - SCC 28, Jun 18, 09:00:18
  - I’m not sure if it was deliberate, but it looked it in slo-mo (n/m) (Other Football) - jamesward, Jun 18, 09:02:34
    - Reviewing at slow speed gives a false perception of what actually happened (Other Football) - Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jun 18, 09:29:10
      - The fact he moves his arm towards the ball should be enough (Other Football) - SCC 28, Jun 18, 09:42:38
    - Well the stretch action was deliberate (Other Football) - SCC 28, Jun 18, 09:10:36
      - Isn't blocking the defender... (Other Football) - mr carra, Jun 18, 09:22:32
        
        And that would cover moving their hand/arm towards the ball (Other Football) - SCC 28, Jun 18, 09:36:14
        
        I don't understand why the Premier League didn't use the offside tech used at the (Other Football) - Legacy Fan, Jun 18, 09:42:00
        
        Yeah the clubs should have accepted it first opportunity (Other Football) - SCC 28, Jun 18, 09:49:04

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