http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22107409 The Premier League has voted to introduce goal-line technology from the 2013-14 season. British-based Hawk-Eye has been awarded the contract to provide the system. Hawk-Eye uses seven cameras per goal to detect the ball and claims its system is "millimetre accurate, ensuring no broadcast replays could disprove the decision". The Football Association will install a system at Wembley Stadium in time for the August's Community Shield. Top-flight clubs voted to adopt the system during a meeting of the 20 Premier League chairmen on Thursday.
It won't be a problem at the Brit for one half per match. If it were portable, be even better. Although we could use a 'Hawkeye' to see our midfield. 'We seek them here, we seek seek them there, We seek our midfield everywhere!!! By the way, there is a new first sentence in The Tale of Two Cities; It was the worst of times and the worst of times...
Top-flight clubs voted to adopt the system during a meeting of the 20 Premier League chairmen on Thursday.[/QUOTE] I hope to God that Peter Coates was awake when he cast his vote. We're the lowest scorers in the football league, let's donate ours to a more attack minded club.
I'm glad Hawk eye have got it considering FIFA used a non british company! I think its good for football as well.
I hope they allow TV channels access to the feeds so they can do the proper 3D analysis, that'd be pretty cool.
