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Vanishing Spray To Be Used At Aberdeen v Hamilton Match
Vanishing Spray To Be Used At Aberdeen v Hamilton Match #aberdeenfc #hamilton #vanishingspray #spfl
VANISHING spray will be used at the Dons’ away clash with Hamilton this month.
The white stuff, which was a big hit at the World Cup last year, will be introduced to the SPFL and Highland League on Sunday, February 15. The SFA will introduce the spray in this weekend’s eight fifth round ties, before it is rolled out across all of the country’s senior leagues and cup competitions. A spokesman for…
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Qatar Football Association to begin using vanishing spray in matches
Qatar Football Association to begin using vanishing spray in matches http://dohane.ws/1tcJKL0
Vanishing spray being tested at FIFA World Cup training session
The Qatar Football Association (QFA) has said it will begin to use vanishing spray - a referee’s tool to ensure fair play during matches – this week, as the Qatar Stars League kicks off on Thursday.
QFA said it will be the first among Arab and Asian leagues to embrace the tool, and will be using it in its Qatar Stars League, Emir…
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Vanishing spray makes near-perfect Premier League debut
The popular free-kick tool known as "magic spray" made its debut in the Premier League on Saturday. Across England, every spray of the vanishing white foam was greeted with applause and cheers from the stands.
Most of the refs seemed happy with their new-found spraying power. In particular, Manchester United-Swansea City referee Mike Dean, who used his canister with great enthusiasm (though Nathan Dyer wasn't too impressed with this line).
Unfortunately, with any new product there's always a chance of it backfiring. Poor referee Jon Moss learned that the hard way as he attempted to draw out the lines for an Arsenal free kick, and ended up spraying it all over himself:
Brutal. Hopefully that stuff doesn't sting. Practice makes perfect, Jon. Keep at it and you'll get the hang of it eventually.
Photographs: Action Images, Getty Images
Welcome to the Premier League vanishing spray.