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Do you hate FIFA and the people who design the footballs?
Every world cup they tamper with the ball – making it lighter, or making it swerve more or move in unpredictable ways. Once again they have changed the ball and the professional players hate it:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/science_and_environment/10231975.stm
No doubt FIFA and the manufacturers do this to make the game more “exciting” by making the ball more unpredictable. Why can’t they leave things alone? I hate how most football feels today. I remember many, many years ago how they used to be heavy – you could apply real power to your shots if you had a strong kick. Now they are so light in weight and easily swayed by the air/wind giving the movement more “swerve” and curls. They are s**t balls. Pathetic.
fifa seem only interested in their own power bases and not the good of the game and the ball designers seem to be not capable of kicking a football .They may be able to design test rigs to strike the ball in exactly the same place with the same force a thousand times .But a footballer would be lucky to hit a ball exactly the same way twice in a season let alone a game.We may see goals scored by the unpredictable nature of the swerve on the ball but how many will miss because of exactly the same effect.
New footballs should be given to a random selection of players not necessarily from the premiership the next two divisions are skilful enough to evaluate a football.Once a consensus has been reached on what is required from the ball it is made, then tested by the same people
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