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The transcript discusses the importance of revisiting technology in football, especially in light of recent referee mistakes during the World Cup. The speaker, a footballer, expresses regret over these errors and emphasizes the need for better control and perception of the game. They highlight the role of technology, such as television cameras, in capturing game details and suggest future interventions to improve the situation. If issues persist, the speaker mentions the possibility of suspending federations according to statutes.

How does the speaker feel about the use of technology in football refereeing?

What are the implications of referees' mistakes in football according to the speaker?

What role do television cameras play in the context of the speaker's discussion?

What is the speaker's overall message regarding the future of football and refereeing?

What does the speaker suggest should happen if a situation cannot be resolved by consultation?