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Quote from: Daniel91 on July 03, 2022, 05:47:13 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

It's no longer an imagination, but now a reality. As part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, semi-automated offside technology will be used. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, every official match ball will have a chip inside it for the first time in football history. I'm looking forward to seeing this happen.

There are so many reasons were appearing about that the implementation of chip in the ball whether it will give impact or not to the ball? VAR is good enough to be used in the football but i just hope that if this will make the system became even more accurate. I will be waiting for the implementation of new tech like semi automated offiside tech but im sure that if it will be only increasing the accuracy of referee when taking decision related to the offside. As far as i know VAR needs take sometime to make referee to take the decision related to the offside. I hope this will make the game even better.

Of course, football referees can make mistakes, as well as players and coaches, but that has always been a part of the game, and made the beauty of football.
It seems that the spirit of football is being lost and that we are focusing too much on technology and making money.

Yeah but the main purpose of this tech to reduce the mistake that can be made by referee. I meant any countries wanna see the competition to run as fair as possible. That's why they have various ways to make it happen at least even some are still on experiment.
I just hope that this will be increasing the accuracy and reduce the time for the referee to make a decision regarding offside.

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It's really a big surprise that a great soccer nation like Italy doesn't participate in the World Cup twice in a row.
In the meantime, between those two world championships, they were also European champions and showed that they are a great team, so the surprise is even bigger.
In the qualification group for the world championship, they were second, behind Switzerland, and in the additional qualifications they lost to Macedonia.
I watched that game against Macedonia and Italy was a much better team but they couldn't score a goal. Macedonia scored a goal from practically the only real opportunity, in the last minute of the game, and beat Italy.
I would say Italy was just unlucky.

For me actually, it is not a very big surprise because Italy has not been doing well recently and I am not going to say that there did not deserve to play in the world cup but they have also not been playing like a team that deserves to play in the world cup. And I also agree that they have been really unlucky in some cases. But whatever you say they cannot just concede a goal at that time of the match against Macedonia.

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Quote from: terrorJR on July 03, 2022, 03:31:32 AM

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This is not the first time they have failed because in 2018 they did the same thing and failed to go to Russia at that time.
Actually there is nothing wrong with Italy but indeed they are a big team and with above average quality players which makes them overconfident and this is the second period they have failed and interestingly they failed towards the end. It's a shame but we can't do much because from an individual point of view they were good but from a team perspective they were lacking and they failed.

this is football, a lot of unexpected things happen, italy there is no regeneration of players and currently in their team there are a lot of old players, i think their failure is not surprising. In almost every World Paila event, the favorite team failed in qualifying.
despite their achievements that can win the EURO 2020 title but in terms of performance and also the composition of the players, italy is still very far behind the other favorite teams in the world cup Qatar.

2 failed World Cup qualifiers clearly gave disappointment to football lovers, especially with the status of the Euro champions there, making this a little distrustful.
But as you said, this is football anything can happen and now they have to watch at home about this championship.
There is nothing wrong with their players because regardless of what players they all almost have names that are quite capable but sometimes famous names are not able to bring them to achieve maximum results.

It's really a big surprise that a great soccer nation like Italy doesn't participate in the World Cup twice in a row.
In the meantime, between those two world championships, they were also European champions and showed that they are a great team, so the surprise is even bigger.
In the qualification group for the world championship, they were second, behind Switzerland, and in the additional qualifications they lost to Macedonia.
I watched that game against Macedonia and Italy was a much better team but they couldn't score a goal. Macedonia scored a goal from practically the only real opportunity, in the last minute of the game, and beat Italy.
I would say Italy was just unlucky.

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Quote from: junmisakiro on July 01, 2022, 04:43:54 AM

Quote from: terrorJR on July 01, 2022, 03:07:25 AM

This is not the first time they have failed because in 2018 they did the same thing and failed to go to Russia at that time.
Actually there is nothing wrong with Italy but indeed they are a big team and with above average quality players which makes them overconfident and this is the second period they have failed and interestingly they failed towards the end. It's a shame but we can't do much because from an individual point of view they were good but from a team perspective they were lacking and they failed.

this is football, a lot of unexpected things happen, italy there is no regeneration of players and currently in their team there are a lot of old players, i think their failure is not surprising. In almost every World Paila event, the favorite team failed in qualifying.
despite their achievements that can win the EURO 2020 title but in terms of performance and also the composition of the players, italy is still very far behind the other favorite teams in the world cup Qatar.

2 failed World Cup qualifiers clearly gave disappointment to football lovers, especially with the status of the Euro champions there, making this a little distrustful.
But as you said, this is football anything can happen and now they have to watch at home about this championship.
There is nothing wrong with their players because regardless of what players they all almost have names that are quite capable but sometimes famous names are not able to bring them to achieve maximum results.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on July 02, 2022, 10:11:25 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

It's no longer an imagination, but now a reality. As part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, semi-automated offside technology will be used. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, every official match ball will have a chip inside it for the first time in football history. I'm looking forward to seeing this happen.

Yes, this step is very good, especially for playing World Cup football. Because in the match between Argentina and Germany final match in 2014. The first goal scored by Argentina was not offside. There was no review system then. But now Qatar is going to give another bang. So I think this step will help you enjoy the game better.

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Quote from: X-ray on July 02, 2022, 04:26:29 AM

Quote from: X-ray on July 02, 2022, 04:26:29 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

It's no longer an imagination, but now a reality. As part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, semi-automated offside technology will be used. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, every official match ball will have a chip inside it for the first time in football history. I'm looking forward to seeing this happen.

There are so many reasons were appearing about that the implementation of chip in the ball whether it will give impact or not to the ball? VAR is good enough to be used in the football but i just hope that if this will make the system became even more accurate. I will be waiting for the implementation of new tech like semi automated offiside tech but im sure that if it will be only increasing the accuracy of referee when taking decision related to the offside. As far as i know VAR needs take sometime to make referee to take the decision related to the offside. I hope this will make the game even better.

Honestly, it seems to me that we already have too much technology in football and that football is becoming more and more similar to basketball, while the beauty and fluidity of the live game, which made football popular in the past, is being lost.
Of course, football referees can make mistakes, as well as players and coaches, but that has always been a part of the game, and made the beauty of football.
It seems that the spirit of football is being lost and that we are focusing too much on technology and making money.

I agree taking the human element out of the game removes some of the fun. Besides it slows down the game way too much especially in sports like basketball. Hopefully this isn't just another tool that will end up slowing down the game.

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According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

It's no longer an imagination, but now a reality. As part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, semi-automated offside technology will be used. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, every official match ball will have a chip inside it for the first time in football history. I'm looking forward to seeing this happen.

There are so many reasons were appearing about that the implementation of chip in the ball whether it will give impact or not to the ball? VAR is good enough to be used in the football but i just hope that if this will make the system became even more accurate. I will be waiting for the implementation of new tech like semi automated offiside tech but im sure that if it will be only increasing the accuracy of referee when taking decision related to the offside. As far as i know VAR needs take sometime to make referee to take the decision related to the offside. I hope this will make the game even better.

Honestly, it seems to me that we already have too much technology in football and that football is becoming more and more similar to basketball, while the beauty and fluidity of the live game, which made football popular in the past, is being lost.
Of course, football referees can make mistakes, as well as players and coaches, but that has always been a part of the game, and made the beauty of football.
It seems that the spirit of football is being lost and that we are focusing too much on technology and making money.

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According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

It's no longer an imagination, but now a reality. As part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, semi-automated offside technology will be used. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, every official match ball will have a chip inside it for the first time in football history. I'm looking forward to seeing this happen.

There are so many reasons were appearing about that the implementation of chip in the ball whether it will give impact or not to the ball? VAR is good enough to be used in the football but i just hope that if this will make the system became even more accurate. I will be waiting for the implementation of new tech like semi automated offiside tech but im sure that if it will be only increasing the accuracy of referee when taking decision related to the offside. As far as i know VAR needs take sometime to make referee to take the decision related to the offside. I hope this will make the game even better.

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Quote from: rahmad2nd on July 01, 2022, 11:39:52 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

It's no longer an imagination, but now a reality. As part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, semi-automated offside technology will be used. During the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, every official match ball will have a chip inside it for the first time in football history. I'm looking forward to seeing this happen.

this is still a discussion and if so this is the first time the technology is being used, I don't think it will run smoothly without problems.
but on the other hand the current technology of VAR has been very effective in my opinion.
Qatar world cup will certainly be very interesting, this is the most developed country for now and is the center of world attention. whatever it is I hope everything will be successful and run smoothly.

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Quote from: fzkto on July 01, 2022, 11:08:18 AM

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Quote from: Boristhecat on July 01, 2022, 08:01:39 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Well, why am I not surprised? AI is taking over most jobs. However, since this is going to be the first time this semi-automated offside technology will be used in a FIFA World Cup, I expect to see one or two errors in judgement because there's is going to be new and unique scenarios that may prove quite difficult for the machine to interpret. Well, I'd wait to watch how it plays out during the games in November. It will still the a humans with the technical-know-how to operate it.

I too find this innovation unnecessary, at least for determining offside. Maybe for determining out, arm play or a questionable moment when hitting the goal. But it's not quite clear to me how the AI will determine offside. That would require chips on each player for accurate positional detection.

let me explain briefly. It's true that the world cup will be equipped with semi-automatic offside innovations, visual tools that can help referees accurately, although Colina said that the final decision remains with the referee, I think this innovation is very helpful at least it can reduce the ridiculous drama that often happens in football. semi-automatic offside technology supported by 12 cameras that can detect 29 data points of the players as well as the world cup ball will be equipped with sensors that have high accuracy. so according to the source I read the data will be automatically sent automatically with a video visualization to the offside operational room. quite complicated but at least FIFA claims this technology will be faster and more accurate.

I thought the regular video replay did the same job of fixing offside. It's just not clear to me why the ball should be fixed when the player who was offside should be fixed. So it seems to me that at the same time as the ball, a device should be placed on each player to make this system work clearly.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on June 30, 2022, 09:39:17 PM

There are a few teams missing out. Russia and Italy are missing from UEFA, Chile from CONMEBOL and Nigeria from the CAF. Unfortunately world cup only have 32 slots and one or two of the best teams miss out during qualification every time. Anyway, the chances will be lower for 2026 edition, as the number of participants is going up from 32 to 48. But the increase is mostly coming from AFC and CAF, so we may still witness a few of the good teams from Europe and South America failing to qualify for the main tournament.

I think it's better when a couple of strong teams miss the tournament due to the high level of competition than when the tournament turns into a huge number of meaningless games (due to a large difference in the teams' classes) and interesting games can only be expected in the 1/4 finals. Even in the current tournament, the group stage will not be very interesting, and in the next one everything will be much worse.

Again, I need to disagree with you. We are already having meaningless games. Even top ranked teams from AFC and CAF are unable to compete against teams from CONMEBOL and UEFA. I will give you one example. Remember the Russia vs Saudi Arabia match during last world cup? (inaugural match). Russia destroyed Saudi Arabia with a 5-0 margin. Now Russia is not a top ranking team from the UEFA. And yet the match was completely one sided, despite the fact that Saudi Arabia is one of the strongest AFC teams.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on June 30, 2022, 12:34:15 PM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Wow i didnt know that the sports world has improved by that much. Im really intrested to see if this will actully happen because this would mean that there wouldnt be much pause in the match again due to offside but still intrested too see how it will work

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Quote from: KTChampions on June 30, 2022, 12:02:28 PM

On the one hand, you are right about Italy, on the other hand, as we see from the Nations League tournament, everything depends on the motivation and attitude of the teams. If the teams are not too interested in the tournament, then there are no favorites or outsiders and everyone has a chance. Given that this World Cup will be held in the middle of the season, I don't know how this will affect the motivation of the teams.
Different regions of the planet have a different history of priorities in sports. I don't remember non-Asian Go world champions or any non-US baseball super teams.

This issue is being raised again and again. IMO, we should not give preference to club football over international football. If the clubs are having that much problem with the world cup being scheduled during the season, then the FIFA should move towards cancelling the club competitions for this year. How dare these guys can ask FIFA to reschedule the world cup? COVID caused a lot of scheduling issues and clubs should understand that. If they can't adjust their calendar, then they can go ahead with the matches, albeit without the international players.

To be honest, I don't understand this twisted logic. The product is created by clubs. Bastards-scumbag officials from UEFA and FIFA only distribute it, that is, in fact, they are parasites. And in the end we have such bastard crap as the World Cup in a country that is not suitable for this, at a time that breaks the national championships. I think the clubs should do business the way the NHL does it - clubs don't give a shit about world championships and other shit, they're doing business.

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Quote from: fzkto on July 01, 2022, 11:08:18 AM

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Quote from: fzkto on July 01, 2022, 11:08:18 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Well, why am I not surprised? AI is taking over most jobs. However, since this is going to be the first time this semi-automated offside technology will be used in a FIFA World Cup, I expect to see one or two errors in judgement because there's is going to be new and unique scenarios that may prove quite difficult for the machine to interpret. Well, I'd wait to watch how it plays out during the games in November. It will still the a humans with the technical-know-how to operate it.

I too find this innovation unnecessary, at least for determining offside. Maybe for determining out, arm play or a questionable moment when hitting the goal. But it's not quite clear to me how the AI will determine offside. That would require chips on each player for accurate positional detection.

They are planning to put the device inside the ball. My major problem is that the controversies in football that makes it fun will be taking away from it

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Quote from: Davidvictorson on July 01, 2022, 09:59:37 AM

Quote from: Davidvictorson on July 01, 2022, 09:59:37 AM

According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Well, why am I not surprised? AI is taking over most jobs. However, since this is going to be the first time this semi-automated offside technology will be used in a FIFA World Cup, I expect to see one or two errors in judgement because there's is going to be new and unique scenarios that may prove quite difficult for the machine to interpret. Well, I'd wait to watch how it plays out during the games in November. It will still the a humans with the technical-know-how to operate it.

I too find this innovation unnecessary, at least for determining offside. Maybe for determining out, arm play or a questionable moment when hitting the goal. But it's not quite clear to me how the AI will determine offside. That would require chips on each player for accurate positional detection.

let me explain briefly. It's true that the world cup will be equipped with semi-automatic offside innovations, visual tools that can help referees accurately, although Colina said that the final decision remains with the referee, I think this innovation is very helpful at least it can reduce the ridiculous drama that often happens in football. semi-automatic offside technology supported by 12 cameras that can detect 29 data points of the players as well as the world cup ball will be equipped with sensors that have high accuracy. so according to the source I read the data will be automatically sent automatically with a video visualization to the offside operational room. quite complicated but at least FIFA claims this technology will be faster and more accurate.

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According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Well, why am I not surprised? AI is taking over most jobs. However, since this is going to be the first time this semi-automated offside technology will be used in a FIFA World Cup, I expect to see one or two errors in judgement because there's is going to be new and unique scenarios that may prove quite difficult for the machine to interpret. Well, I'd wait to watch how it plays out during the games in November. It will still the a humans with the technical-know-how to operate it.

I too find this innovation unnecessary, at least for determining offside. Maybe for determining out, arm play or a questionable moment when hitting the goal. But it's not quite clear to me how the AI will determine offside. That would require chips on each player for accurate positional detection.

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According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

With the development of technology, there will always be new innovations in the world of football. In my view, this will slightly reduce the drama that exists in football which we usually play with controversial decisions that cause debate. But on the other hand it will be an accurate decision in certain situations. I'm not going to say much about this, but I hope it goes well.

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According to reports by Bleacher Reports, the Adidas 2022 World Cup ball will now feature a device for tracking of offside. This ball will give VAR precise data to support offside calls

What are your views about this innovation

Well, why am I not surprised? AI is taking over most jobs. However, since this is going to be the first time this semi-automated offside technology will be used in a FIFA World Cup, I expect to see one or two errors in judgement because there's is going to be new and unique scenarios that may prove quite difficult for the machine to interpret. Well, I'd wait to watch how it plays out during the games in November. It will still the a humans with the technical-know-how to operate it.

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