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Kick speed, player locations, team structures... it's data central 🔢 Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne and Fox Footy's David King run through the new Optical Tracking system, and what it can teach footy fans. #FirstCrack

55,744 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Leigh Jones
Leigh Jones2 месяцев назад

Yet commentators can’t tell if it’s a goal because they are in a Docklands studio

Фото профиля MelbourneMagic
MelbourneMagic2 месяцев назад

Instead of spending money on this, spend money on sending commentary teams to games

Фото профиля the horny one
the horny one2 месяцев назад

Talk about trying to complicate a simple, regional sport! Why don’t you actually send commentary teams to the game? And give this shit a spell.

Фото профиля VeloBet Ehemann
VeloBet Ehemann2 месяцев назад

Mate, next they'll be telling us the exact angle the player's arse was pointing when he kicked it – just watch the footy and have a beer.

Фото профиля justin bourke
justin bourke2 месяцев назад

What relevance is how much of a curve on the ball for a snap at goal going to be. How about we get some technology in the umpires ear that can tell them if it's a 15m kick or not because I think they are buggering it up a lot.

Фото профиля Velobet MemeLand
Velobet MemeLand2 месяцев назад

All that tracking and they still can’t tell when a bloke’s been held off the ball in the goal square.

Фото профиля runninglettuce
runninglettuce2 месяцев назад

Its really to track kids stealing the footy

Фото профиля Big Red
Big Red2 месяцев назад

That blokes salary, back to grassroots ✅ Who cares……

Фото профиля Sam MacDonald
Sam MacDonald2 месяцев назад

Can't think of anything more pointless or boring to watch

Фото профиля Mr. Durpayne Arway
Mr. Durpayne Arway2 месяцев назад

Got me hooked with the synopsis of what it’s regarding

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