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It's been a great topic of debate recently and I'm well aware I support the team at the centre of most contention. But I think we can all agree that goal line replay technology is not up to scratch. It's just not in the 21st century and I'd like to know why? Why in this day and age is the replay vision so inadequate?
It's not like the technology doesn't exist. Take the following video as an example. The Supercars are able to slow down vision of cars going at 200+ kph to a fraction of a second with perfect clarity. Yet the AFL's vision is so blurry and jittery, it's no wonder the wrong calls get made, even when there is a review.
This type of slow motion vision is something that is done regularly during a race telecast, not just after the race is over, most often during the endurance events and they've been doing it for years.
So tell me why the AFL can't get this type of vision for their replays? If this type of clarity was available, we wouldn't see half the poor review decisions we have today.
It's not like the technology doesn't exist. Take the following video as an example. The Supercars are able to slow down vision of cars going at 200+ kph to a fraction of a second with perfect clarity. Yet the AFL's vision is so blurry and jittery, it's no wonder the wrong calls get made, even when there is a review.
This type of slow motion vision is something that is done regularly during a race telecast, not just after the race is over, most often during the endurance events and they've been doing it for years.
So tell me why the AFL can't get this type of vision for their replays? If this type of clarity was available, we wouldn't see half the poor review decisions we have today.