Sepp Blatter changes his tune on technology in football

Sepp Blatter stated today:

Personally we deplore it when we see evident referee mistakes but its not a finish of a foe or a finish of football, this can happen Yesterday we spoke to a two federations [England as well as Mexico] directly concerned by referees mistakes we have expressed to them apologies as well as we understand they have been not happy as well as which people have been criticising We will of course take on board a discussion on record as well as have a initial event in July at a business meeting.

Could a infallible tyrant of world football eventually confess to creation a mistake? Only four months after FIFA ubiquitous secretary Jerome Valcke claimed which a door was closed on goal-line record following a vote by a IFAB it seems as if a gates have opened.

The general outcry over how a referees failed to spot a Lampard non-goal as well as a Tevez offside has catapulted a FIFA boss into a unwanted limelight.

Nevertheless, he has utterly ruled out regulating video evidence to assistance with offside decisions or an appeals complement similar to a ones used in tennis, cricket as well as American football.

To watch Blatters prior logic for not regulating idea line record see his talk with CNNs Pedro Pinto.

And if we want to watch Blatter flounder following Thierry Henrys sport in a Ireland game see here.

Finally, Blatter gets his comeuppance.


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