pigmanovich
Good Old Sausage by the Sea
So is Turner ever going to feature for Palace? Seems QPR was deemed too difficult a challenge for him.
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[Albion] Palace Fans Biggest Fear
- Thread starter Tim Over Whelmed
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Leicester seem to have evidence that he was offside. If that's the case, this to add to the terrible offside we had at Selhurst, until they have camera's at the right angle how can they operate it?
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
Dougbug will be along soon to smarm at us.
Not so sure I’ve looked at this a few times, some angles he looks off some he looks on, so for me it’s a goal , the game is about goals so let’s give the attacker the benefit, its swings and roundabouts might make up for Ezes goal that was disallowed for a non foul.
nickbrighton
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- Feb 19, 2016
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the problem, as we all know, with VAR offside goals is that the technology is behind the accuracy required when you are making decisions based on millimeters. Video is about 26 frames per second. given the speed of player and ball, then there is too much movement between frames for it to be accurate-even if the cameras are directly in line with the player.
Add into that the (what appears) to be dodgy-lines, and then sometimes inexplicable use of wrong players, wrong body parts measured from, and just simply wrong decisions, he whole thing is open to at best bad misinterpretation, and at worst blatant bias (the tottenham -brighton game springs to mind for us-although every club has their own)
Level should be the body trunk, and toes, knees etc should not count. It would bring more goals, be less contentious and restore some of the enjoyment
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Surely every player as a GPS down the rear of his shirt, just below his neck, make that the point of offside, instant decisions and no need for angles, perceptions etc.
seagull_si
Active member
I have thought this for a while. there must be a way of putting a sensor in the ball to know the exact moment the ball was kicked and then use the GPS tracker as the reference point for offside. All GPS tracker must be located in the same place on each player.
Isn't the EPL introducing Semi Automated Offside Technology in the next couple of months?
studio150
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They are, but will it work at Selhurst
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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I suspect that this technology may not be as precise as would be required, for measuring offsides.
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Seems so logical to me, every kit can be spec'd as to how the GPS is worn, we have the tech to capture exact moment of contact on the ball and hey presto, instant decisions
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Anyway, back to the real reason for the thread, Palace crapping themselves that we're becoming, or have become, a far better club in every way. At least they can close the gap by three points today, facing a team we've already beaten.
Not sure what lies I am telling, I dont actually accuse anyone of anything, I thought I was making a comparison. If you think I deserve a ban, so be it
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Got to be better than their PaLLLLLLLLace start to the season a few years ago!
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
You mean this one...?
The stats that shame Crystal Palace - no wins, no points, no goals
Crystal Palace's Goal of the Month competition for September was conspicuous by its absence. As was August's, for that matter. Of course, that is because there haven't been any goals.
Milano
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Yes but believe it or not I think that WAS about seven years ago!!!!! Was it our first season in the EPL?
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That's the fella!You mean this one...?
The stats that shame Crystal Palace - no wins, no points, no goals
Crystal Palace's Goal of the Month competition for September was conspicuous by its absence. As was August's, for that matter. Of course, that is because there haven't been any goals.www.dailymail.co.uk