Refcam

I don't remember it continuing into 2017, do you? Probably not.

But a year of RefCam, that's a lot of RefCam.

It's a lot of RefCam.

And, I mean, we're watching the Fox coverage for the majority since we're on Monday night so bloody often that it's RefCam.

I don't see Channel 9 using RefCam.

I don't think so.

I think it's a Fox thing, and that's a cool initiative, but just way too much.

This again, great ball work ruined by, um, what essentially is, um, Ricky knocking on and just getting so close and I guess some good defense, scramble defense from the, from the Bulldogs.

You know, you wouldn't be the first plagiarist here in Counter Football Cliches, and you may not be the last, and that's absolutely fine with me.

Next up, after referee Rob Jones commentated on Harvey Barnes's effort for Newcastle against Bournemouth, here's Sam Barratt via Ref Cam for Emi Buendia's strike for Villa at Spurs.

Emi.

Goal.

[laughs]

We've, we've gone beyond.

[laughs] I usually, I'm usually quite kind of hot on getting on, um, those, those Ref Cam clips, but I missed that one.

What a strike.

Not going that extra yard perhaps.

Next up, another week of Ref Cam, another learning for us.

Here's Rob Jones presiding over Newcastle versus Bournemouth.

He'll fancy his chances like this.

The worst explanation for this-

Collymore's closing in.

[laughs] The worst explanation for this, Dave, is that they just wanna be on Ref Cam.

They wanna get on Ref Cam this week by commentating on a goal.

[laughs] Um, Lindsay?

The new Ref Cam.

Have you seen it on the Premier League coverage?

Yes.