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真的真的很生气,希望大家能支持一下
女排打得不好是一码事
但被黑这么多真的要表达,避免这情况继续发生
郎平说赛后意大利教练还冲她诡笑,她差点忍不住了!!太过分
我发的电邮如下,基本上所有部门我都发过一遍,现在等回复,他们不回我不罢休:
To whom it may concern,
After watching the "Big Match" played between China and Italy on October 5th , I couldn't stop myself from thinking why there were so many bad calls in the match. The principle of putting the so called Hawk Eye System into the match is to ensure a fair and accurate judgement. However , what we saw from the match was numerous bad calls from the referees even with the evidences presented by the "challenge" system.
There were several remarkable bad calls which I need clear explanation from FIVB. The first one was from the first set when the Italian outside hitter, Piccinini, made a net violation, both of her hands hit the top band of the net when the ball was in play, and that was clearly shown in the challenge replay. However, the point still went to the Italian team and the official explanation was that there was a problem with the system and the playback couldn't be done for a second time. That was ridiculous, the replay system aims to provide a clear sight of what has happened on the court by "repeatedly" playing back the clips and now it says the point goes to the Italian team because the video couldn't be replayed a second time. So why are we still using this system if we can just play the video once? Everyone who was watching the match clearly saw the net violation made by Piccinini and even if there really was a temporary problem with the system, the final judgement should be a tie, which is a replay of the point. But the referee's judgement was that the point went to the Italian team. I am here to find out on what grounds was this judgement made?
Another bad call came from the second set when the Chinese team was just one point away from winning the set. Again the Italian outside hitter hit the ball out and the Chinese blockers didn't make any contact with the ball. It could be clearly proved in the replay clip, but the first referee called that a touch. I don't remember the name of the first referee but he was definitely biased towards the host team.
The third bad call came from the fourth set where the Italian outside hitter hit the ball out but the first referee called that in and Coach Lang requested a challenge on that. In the replay video, the whole ball was obviously off the side line and that should be a point given to the Chinese team. Ridiculously, the referees overruled the result of the system and counted the ball as in. I have seen several similar challenges in the previous matches and all the referees counted this kind of landing position as out.
I hope FIVB can give us a clear explanation of the bad calls . How you are going to reply this email will be published on several major sports forums and magazines. I am not sure if the referees are undertrained or if they have been bribed , but I hope referees training can be bettered in no time to ensure such bad calls won't happen again in the third round and the final round.
Regards,
Jeffrey
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