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http://www.mlssoccer.com/blog/smorgasborg/2012/01/27/epl-coach-wants-nfl-challenge-flags-soccer

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There's no mistake. A 54-year-old English manager at the helm of the oldest club in England's Premier League is advocating a mini-revolution for the sport: the introduction of the NFL challenge system.

Before you throw cold water on the idea, consider for a moment the proposal put forth by Stoke City's Tony Pulis: a challenge flag per half for each team with 30 seconds for the match official to check upstairs. It tacks on a mere minute per half if both coaches use their flag.



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Tony Pulis is one of the most respected managers in the Premiership. Have to give his idea some thought, anyway.

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I wouldn't mind seeing one challenge a match per team.

I am wondering if soccer needs something like hockey where the a light goes off when the ball crosses the line.

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Actually, to clarify, a human goal judge turns on a red light when he believes the puck has crossed the line in its entirety. EVERY goal is subject to video review in the NHL office in Toronto. The league office has direct communication with the rink to communicate any findings to the lead referee.
FIFA and various league officials have DISCUSSED the idea of putting a GPS chip in each ball so that its precise location with relation to the goal line may be determined and reviewed.
There is no such technology in the NHL.

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To BS17,

I wasn't suggesting that there was any tech like that in hockey. I do like the idea of a chip in the ball.

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The only problem with the chip in the ball is making a ball that has the same feel as a regular one but with a gps sensor in it, at the same time making a gps sensor that can handle constant pressure and violent force while working properly. Great idea on paper, but a just a bit challenging of a task to complete.

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Quote:

I wouldn't mind seeing one challenge a match per team.

I am wondering if soccer needs something like hockey where the a light goes off when the ball crosses the line.





I like this idea. I just always remember England's game against Germany in the world cup. Ball clearly crossed the line, but it didn't count.


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