Should we employ Hawk-eye system?

If Leyman was paying attention and doing a good job his ass should of been out of that chair the minute she jacked up that cue.
 
boogieman said:
Isn't it the ref's job to say BIH and give the player the ball after wiping it with his cotton gloves?

I don't see the player doing anything wrong, she saw it fouled but it's not her job to hand the ball the the incoming player.
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I disagree; respectfully::

It is the players responsibility to understand the status of the game at all times.
It is also the player responsibility to act according to the rules.
It is further the players responsibility to act in a gentlemanly fashion.

Knowing you committed a foul and doing nothing about it says a lot more about you than about your playing ability or sportsmanship.
 
anyone remember when thorsten called a foul on himself and nobody not even the ref saw it?

later, he won the event, he was praised for his honesty and he shrugged it off and said
i didn’t rob a bank today but nobody is
saying how honest i am for not robbing
a bank
 
MitchAlsup said:
I disagree; respectfully::

It is the players responsibility to understand the status of the game at all times.
It is also the player responsibility to act according to the rules.
It is further the players responsibility to act in a gentlemanly fashion.

Knowing you committed a foul and doing nothing about it says a lot more about you than about your playing ability or sportsmanship.
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In a refereed match it's the ref's job. Should a player call a foul on himself? Yes but if he's doesn't or simply misses the foul should the ref not act? This like many other missed calls is at JL's feet. He's not just there to rack the balls and shout out the score. If this was his first blown call I would say nothing. A pattern has been established.

The tribe should have spoken by now.
 
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