Video Technology to be used in the FA Cup

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Video technology to be used in the FA cup as of next season. 

The Wembley meeting also approved the proposals for sin-bins for yellow-card offences and rolling substitutions at lower levels of football from June.

 

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39157887

[Magic magpie]

The sin bin is a daft idea it's not ice hockey it's football.if it's not broke don't fix it. The rolling sub are not a good idea either even for lower teams. Video technology?? What ever next 

[DangerousSausage]

I have a number of problems with this.

A fourth substitute in extra time is sensible enough. The video referee sounds alright but the verdict would have to be instantaneous, no sitting around and waiting for a verdict; that would slow the game down. I'm also concerned this would give Sky TV a way to get more involved in the game than they already are.

Rolling substitutions would change the game and favour the teams with bigger squads. They would also be a potent time-wasting strategy. Not keen.

Sin-bins would fundamentally change the game. Teams would spend lengthy spells of every match one or two men down. What an incentive to play-act, provoke and get the opposition booked!

[liampie]

not sure about this, think it may help but why get this started in the fa cup?

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I think it would be better tested in the Non-League, give all the clubs a little payday and see how it goes. I don't like the idea of doing it in the F.A Cup solely because it could interfere with the course of the competition.

I'm totally against the ideas of this, I actually think it would benefit the game.

Just need to wary of pinching ideas from others sports and ruining the beautiful game.