Imagine Scoring a Ghost Goal ⚽️🤯

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[orangemoustage]

*"If there is a hole, there is a goal"*




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[redring]

Technology can only be useful if the person using it is competent. Unfortunately we still have way too many incompetent refs in the Premier League.

[Alfc.]

I don't even think Var has improved that much since.

[jozeydirtz]

I thought Goal line Technology started after that disallowed Lampard Goal for England

[MuzeInspiration]

Goal technology has been here before this incident .

[sasboe]

Thomas Helmer. More remarkable GhostGoal.

[inkysquid]

The fact that he did something that incredible deserves it to be a goal

[ephraimcharles]

vividly remember watching that game as a kid having no clue what the hassle was about

[jonsnow]

La laiga is the only league that doesn't have goal line technology out of top 5 European leagues

[Thelegend]

“As it was clear”. Bro real talk . If you see the video you will never say that it was out😂 it was such an illusion that fooled thousands

[mlooky]

Goal line technology was in development way before that goal happened and it was actually first tested in the 2007 club world cup and had the potential to be implemented in the 2010 world cup. The decision to use goal line technology in the 2014 world cup was made before the 2013/2014 season actually began so this goal didn’t really affect anything.

[papageno]

What actually led to goal line technology was Lampard's unrecognised goal vs Germany at the World cup. Up until then the English FA was resisting any attempt to reduce the human factor in refereeing. But such a blunder at thr World Cup against England was too much to contemplate, so goal line gpt introduced very quickly

[thewolf]

Frank Lampard's goal against Germany at the 2010 World Cup led to the goal line technology.

[Darwinnunez]

I thought you said that the lampard goal vs Germany was the reason they got goal line technology 🧐

[gabrielhoyos]

Honestly, technology is here to help us. VAR and this thing are extremely helpful. Hell, I wouldn't even feel mad if a challenge system was implemented (no, I'm not american), because big teams have been so clearly benefitted for the longest time and VAR is only checked when it benefits them. I'm a Barca fan, but I'm not afraid to say how much refs have benefited us and Madrid throughout history, and having some sort of system where an opposing team can challenge a decision or the lack thereof would be massive in making the beautiful game a fair one

[IanGames]

Honduras was disqualified for the 2018 world cup because of this. Panamá scored a phantom goal and they went through.

[Itsridwaaan]

That double hand ball Thiago against Westham. He literally sat his hand on the ball

[thesecondlemming]

Anybody who has seen that goal knows why the referee made that mistake, it felt like the striker was the only one who was questioning it, in the moment everyone just took it at face value. Funnily enough that goal got me interested in Leverkusen and now I’m a fan.

[Infinite]

For those who dont know:
Stefan headed a goal because there was a Hole *very big one on the side of the end of net*and since he scored after he scored 10 seconds after he thought he didnt score

EVEN HE WAS CONFUSED

[thepowerofsand]

This was when it was understandable when referees made mistakes.
Now every week a referee is making unnecessarily bad calls