Firstly I’m not condemning Bristol City for their course of action within a game. I did think today about how I would’ve reacted had the same happened against my team if I was playing, and in my heart of hearts I couldn’t decide. However the ideal situation for me would’ve been for you to let the goal be scored. It does look badly on you that you have effectively stole three points.

I don’t buy the argument that there was an infringement and that was why it was disallowed. I’m sorry but if that was the case it would’ve been cleared up with that explanation by now. The fact was it was a grave error of judgement and could’ve been recitified. Your own players knew what had happened, you only need to look at their immediate reactions to see this.

To the poster who talked about the time delay in decision making with technology, we are already experiencing these delays on the increasingly regular occasions match officials confer with eachother, but they aren’t having huge effects on the pace of a game, even though these conferences can last up to around half a minute-do you really think it would take much longer than that to see if a ball has crossed a goaline?

And comparing it to the introduction of substitutes bewilders me to be honest. I don’t see the relavence.