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| Info Panel | Mohun Bagan defeated Kalighat Milan Sangha by 4-1 in a match of Sahara CFL at Mohun Bagan ground on Wednesday 8th September | Scorers : Manish Maithani,Chidi(2),Muritala | Manish Maithani was adjudged Man of the Match | U-17 team of Mohun Bagan AC reached the final of Chandigarh Administrative Football Tournament organized by the Government of Punjab | Mohun Bagan U-17 will play against IFA Academy in the final on 9th September 2010 | 19 teams are participating in this competition | Cricket team of Mohun Bagan AC announced | The full team : Sanjib Sanyal (captain), Anustup Majumdar, Suvomoy Das, Abhijit Sikdar, Eklak Ahmed, Arindam Ghosh, Rajkumar Pal, Naved Ahmed, Md. Sami, Priyankar Mukherjee, Abhlim Ghosh, Ahbishek Jhunjhunwala, Wridhiman Saha, Iresh Saxena, Sultan Ahmed, Debabrata Das, Bunty Gwala | The U-19 players of Mohun bagan are Parminder, Surabuddin Mollick and David | 30 players have signed for Mariners at IFA Office today | Team Details of Mohun Bagan: Stanley Rozario (Chief Coach), Satyabrata Bhowmick (Asst. Coach), Hemanta Dora (Goalkeeper Coach), Ishfaq Ahmed (Captain) | MohunBaganclub.com wishes all the very best to team Mohun Bagan for the forthcoming season.

Its time for Technology?

28-06-2010, : FIFA argued against using technologies widely embraced by other sports for years.
But, post 27th June pre-quarter finals of the World Cup, FIFA might introduce technology for reviews since "human fators" are increasingly becoming costly to the spirit of the game. Germany and Argentina benefited from the "human factors", while for teams like Italy, USA, England and Mexico it became costly.

The world watched a goal this afternoon in Bloemfontein - from England's Frank Lampard except for the decision makers - the referee Jorge Larrionda and his assistant - and it costed england the goal!

In the evening, Mexico was sunk by a clearly offside goal scored by Argentina’s Carlos Tevez, and despite a discussion between referee Roberto Rosetti and his assistant Paolo Calcagno, that goal was allowed to stand.

Replays rapidly showed how wrong these calls were.

Because it is against one of the cardinal rules of the world game, football is not using technology. Perhaps it is time to use the same.

FIFA has fought against introduction of technology and using goal-line technology, going so far as to spin out experiments like five-man officiating team or the microchipped balls.

The truth is that until this World Cup there was no real will from FIFA to make changes that would level the playing field. FIFA’s president, Sepp Blatter, has claimed that this is part of the charm of the game.

But, Mr. Blatter It’s about time!

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