Former Juventus man Giuseppe Furino believes having video replays for controversial decisions would have no benefit, and spoke about Arturo Vidal.
Following the Bianconeri’s controversial 3-2 victory over Roma, FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio has asked FIFA to allow the use of video replays in next seasons Serie A.
It is a move Furino, who spent 15 years with the club and won eight Serie A titles with, is not in favour of.
Former Juventus man Giuseppe Furino believes having video replays for controversial decisions would have no benefit, and spoke about Arturo Vidal.
Following the Bianconeri’s controversial 3-2 victory over Roma, FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio has asked FIFA to allow the use of video replays in next seasons Serie A.
It is a move Furino, who spent 15 years with the club and won eight Serie A titles with, is not in favour of.
“It’s nonsense,” Furino has told tuttojuve.com today.
“We saw all the slow-motion replays from Juventus-Roma, and in the end it still wasn’t clear.
“It’s all opinions. People could analyse those images for a full hour and still they wouldn’t come to a unanimous decision.
“The loser always looks for excuses.”
The 68-year-old also spoke about Arturo Vidal. The Chilean midfielder has been looking for full match fitness following a knee injury, but scored for Chile on international duty, as well as playing for a full 90 minutes twice.
“It seems to me that he [Vidal] is slowly getting back to his natural rhythm. I don’t know how it went in Chile, even if he scored which doesn’t really mean anything.
“From the little I’ve seen in Italy, he still isn’t running freely. He still seems a little tight.
“He’s a key player for the way Juventus play, I hope he’ll be back in top condition soon.”