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NRL set for mid-season trial of video referee bunker system
From the Herald: "The NRL is set to trial an NHL-style video referee bunker midway through the season to determine whether it produces better and faster decisions.
NRL head of football Todd Greenberg said the video referees would operate from a central command centre with access to every available camera angle, but the current video refereeing system would remain in use for the selected games and to provide a genuine comparison".
To me this sounds like an admission that the video referees have reached their lowest level of incompetence and Greenberg will try anything to put a bandaid on it.
Its simple: Just use referees without impaired vision who have a reasonable level of common sense. I think Aiden Tolman pointed this out to referee Matt Ceccin when his no try decision was incorrextly overruled by the video refere.
From the Herald: "The NRL is set to trial an NHL-style video referee bunker midway through the season to determine whether it produces better and faster decisions.
NRL head of football Todd Greenberg said the video referees would operate from a central command centre with access to every available camera angle, but the current video refereeing system would remain in use for the selected games and to provide a genuine comparison".
To me this sounds like an admission that the video referees have reached their lowest level of incompetence and Greenberg will try anything to put a bandaid on it.
Its simple: Just use referees without impaired vision who have a reasonable level of common sense. I think Aiden Tolman pointed this out to referee Matt Ceccin when his no try decision was incorrextly overruled by the video refere.