[warwickorbristol]

(Original post by Tommyjw)
Apparently refs have got 92% of major decisions right this season and 99% of offside decisions right. So I find it hard to blame the refs particularly, more-so blame the FA for doing all the wrong things with regards to when the ref made the wrong decision

Joke statistic. At what point does someone being clearly onside stop being a decision? When they're 1, 3 or 5 yards onside?

[Tommyjw]

(Original post by warwickorbristol)
Joke statistic. At what point does someone being clearly onside stop being a decision? When they're 1, 3 or 5 yards onside?

And how do we know they arent talking about actual offsides? As in, if its offside.. they get it right 99% of the time? Nowhere is it mentioned they are talking about disputable onside decisions.

[Loat]

From today's arseblog, not the least biased of sources but still:

"Example 2: Bordeaux vs Rennes 12/12/2010 – Jaroslav Plasil is lucky not to have his leg snapped in two by Rennes’ Tongo Doumbia. The referee sees the incident at the time and dishes out a yellow card. Subsequently, the LFP review the incident and a supplementary report from the referee (suggesting he himself looked at the video and made a recommendation), and impose a 4 game ban on Doumbia."

A video of said challenge can be found here: http://www.alainsars.fr/2010/12/17j-...nes-agression/

Have FIFA's rules changed since the end of 2010 on this?