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SAO PAULO (AP) — FIFA President Sepp Blatter has proposed that football team managers should be allowed to challenge referee's decisions during games.
"That interferes with how you or I understand how football operates," Regan said.
A similar challenge system was introduced in Major League Baseball this season for a limited number of incidents,Cheap Adidas Hockey Jerseys, while coaches in the NFL have been able to use challenges for years.
The FIFA boss suggested that managers could be given two challenges per match.
When Blatter changed his mind on goal-line decisions at the 2010 World Cup — after a clear England goal against Germany was not allowed — he said it was the only technology issue he would open,NFL Jerseys Outlet.
While goal-line technology is a yes-no decision delivered to referees almost instantly, a challenge system to review television pictures would delay the flow of play.
The proposal is likely to be opposed Michel Platini, the president of UEFA which has openly opposed Blatter's re-election plans this week.
Any such system is still far away from reality, though, as such changes must be approved by the rules panel IFAB,Cheap NFL Jerseys Wholesale, which was caught unawares Wednesday.
Blatter's surprise announcement at FIFA's Congress on Wednesday reverses an earlier pledge that goal-line technology was the only camera review of decisions that he would support.
On Wednesday,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, though, Blatter said "I think it's good to put the game and the control of the game in question."
The idea could be discussed at the next IFAB meeting in February,Cheap Jerseys Wholesale, when a working group or trial project could be set up. Approval would likely be years in the future.
"I am hearing that comment tonight for the first time. ... It would be a complete departure from what we have said so far,Wholesale NFL China Jerseys," said Stewart Regan, the Scotland Football Association chief executive who is an IFAB member. "There is a bit of thinking that needs to be done."