Barca don't discount legal action

[paphosranger]

Frank Lampard v Germany in South Africa 2010.

No I mean a goal looked over the line but the camera wasn't conclusive apparently so the ref couldn't change his mind mate.

 

[Thommo2006]

How does the goal line tech work in the epl? Is there a chip in the ball or something?

 

[Bannerman]

Just me that thinks Barca first goal is a foul for the boy climbing on kroos

I thought so too. Both hands on the defender as he jumped.

 

[DerHammer88]

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Just me that thinks Barca first goal is a foul for the boy climbing on kroos

Nah not for me, Kroos isn't looking for it either. He doesn't impede Kroos.

Real were given a penalty for a dive though. Barca player stupidly left out a dangling leg but the Real player stuck his foot out in order to initiate the contact.

 

[Todd The Prod]

The amount of money in that league and they don’t have GLT?

Hell fucking mend them.

 

[High Society]

Always cheated.

Take legal action, the legal case findings will be that there was no angle to confirm the ball was over the line. Unless they are taking action for lack of goal line tech?

La Liga is the only major league in Europe without Goal line technology
They said it was too expensive!

 

[legalbeagle]

Rumour is that the VAR was a Luton fan

 

[Gaz030191]

I can't help feel like football clubs are getting more and more paranoid after the introduction of technology in the game, and this is just another example.

Technology was supposed to clear up the game and instead it feels like every week another club is kicking off about a descison going against them.

It's getting tedious now.

 

[wee bud's pit boots]

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Nah not for me, Kroos isn't looking for it either. He doesn't impede Kroos.

Real were given a penalty for a dive though. Barca player stupidly left out a dangling leg but the Real player stuck his foot out in order to initiate the contact.

That ball is over the line. Absolutely no question.

Mind you the filth would get away with that too.

 

[wee bud's pit boots]

I can't help feel like football clubs are getting more and more paranoid after the introduction of technology in the game, and this is just another example.

Technology was supposed to clear up the game and instead it feels like every week another club is kicking off about a descison going against them.

It's getting tedious now.

Did that ball cross the line; tedious or not?

 

[Chocolateleftfoot]

Barca complaining about the officials you say?

Maybe they should have paid them more.

 

[Chocolateleftfoot]

That ball is over the line. Absolutely no question.

Mind you the filth would get away with that too.

Is that the best angle they have? Looks like it may be over but it's hardly conclusive.

 

[wee bud's pit boots]

Is that the best angle they have? Looks like it may be over but it's hardly conclusive.

Are you seriously telling me the evidence in post #54, isn't conclusive?

 

[Chocolateleftfoot]

Are you seriously telling me the evidence in post #54, isn't conclusive?

Yeah.

 

[strider]

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Nah not for me, Kroos isn't looking for it either. He doesn't impede Kroos.

Real were given a penalty for a dive though. Barca player stupidly left out a dangling leg but the Real player stuck his foot out in order to initiate the contact.

I don't think that angle is the best to say for sure - yeah, it looks like it is from there, but we've seen that before where the better angle proves that to be incorrect.

I'm surprised there hasn't been something that absolutely nails it either way by now.

 

[DerHammer88]

The keeper's entire body is practically behind the line

 

[MartinS93]

Horrible club

 

[KensingtonBlue]

Seems like every game now we're getting statements, whining and threats of legal action. So bored of it. Football is done

 

[Stewie Griffin]

How does the goal line tech work in the epl? Is there a chip in the ball or something?

Yes, exactly that. The technology is then linked to the ref’s ‘wristwatch’ device. A quick look at that & he decides if it’s a goal or not.

 

[The Ghost of Love]

Not like they would catch Madrid anyway

 

[GourockBlue50]

They, nobody, can ever be allowed to win a game of football in a court.
Probably worse than winning a league in a zoom call or by e-Mail.

I'm not talking about them winning their case. I don't really care about that.
I am talking about whether or not they are successful in getting their case to court without repercussions from their football authorities.

 

[Bluebear72]

Barcelona may take legal route over Yamal's 'phantom goal' at Real Madrid

Barcelona president Joan Laporta says he will not rule out taking legal action after Lamine Yamal's 'phantom goal' during El Clasico.

www.bbc.co.uk

I watched El Clasico last night and felt they were hard done by.

I thought you couldn't take legal action?

You can but FIFA rules allow them to ban the club in question and if appropriate all clubs and the entire Spanish FA from all football activity without limit