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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

The PL always wants to leave room to fix the outcome of games. Do people really believe that the richest game in the world is left entirely to chance? The same company that runs the primary tv company covering the product (and paying the players wages) also happens to run a bookmakers that profits on the outcome of these games.

Last day title races, last day relegation scraps, all these controversial decisions captured on ‘super Sunday’ live tv. They don’t just happen by sheer chance, it’s all orchestrated for viewing figures, advertisement money, betting profits, and social media interactions.
Spot on yeah.

It's all about the spectacle.

Give me a well officiated 'boring' league any day.
 


Excellent news. Let's get on the blower and tell PGMOL which refs we will allow at our games.

For starters we'll have...erm...hang on...give us a minute... there's got to be one...

Don't you remember we didn't have Clattenburg for 5 years after, he did our game, against those lot. Which to me was an acknowledgement that, Clattenburg was corrupt.
 
Every now and again remind yourself:

an offside decision that didn't go their way v barbarity abroad that led to mass fatalities



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I too have been in the school of thought of arbitrary choosing of point-of-contact - and I'm almost sure they still guess the frame to choose since you sometimes see them flicking back and forth. In addition, they are heavily limited by camera frame rate, which I'm guessing is capped is capped at no more than 60Hz. This means ~ 0.02s is between every frame. That's a long time when considering two bodies can be moving in opposite directions at 8m/s each - 30cm in fact can open up in that time (and that's discounting possible leg extensions being pulled in at a much quicker speed)

Until they get 240Hz cameras & monitors as standard, I think the onfield decision should stand (unless a clear mistake has been made, i.e behind the half way line, not the actual last defender)
25fps for uk footage so 0.04s per frame. We are also assuming each frame is equidistant from its neighbours and that it isnt adversely affected if it is a predictive or bi-predictive frame
 



Excellent news. Let's get on the blower and tell PGMOL which refs we will allow at our games.

For starters we'll have...erm...hang on...give us a minute... there's got to be one...

Tbf Mark Clattenburg didn't ref an Everton game from the Clattenburg derby to Aston villa in 2012 and at Goodison until a year after that
 

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