Even Howard Webb is not used to the spray: “I’m still getting used to having a spray hanging from my waist the whole time,” he said to Fifa. “It’s a vital tool for ensuring that the rule is observed and that the wall is 9.15 metres away from the spot where the free-kick is being taken.” For your information: The spray is biodegradable and disappears in just 45 seconds, so there will be no permanent lines on the field.
Check out the video below from the match Mexico versus Portugal:
http://youtu.be/5ISMnhL0gHc
Check out this hilarious situation of an assistant using the referee vanishing spray.
Referee vanishing spray on players’ boots: During the 2014 World Cup we’ll get to know the referee vanishing s… http://t.co/uoh2rBg4D5
Deze scheidsrechter moet nog even oefenen met die WK-spuitbus 😉 http://t.co/afsgDmoDLX
Howard Webb: “I’m still getting used to having a spray hanging from my waist the whole time” http://t.co/PGCzndLvMp
RT @dutchreferee: Howard Webb: “I’m still getting used to having a spray hanging from my waist the whole time” http://t.co/PGCzndLvMp
RT @dutchreferee: Howard Webb: “I’m still getting used to having a spray hanging from my waist the whole time” http://t.co/PGCzndLvMp
RT @dutchreferee: Howard Webb: “I’m still getting used to having a spray hanging from my waist the whole time” http://t.co/PGCzndLvMp
RT @dutchreferee: Howard Webb: “I’m still getting used to having a spray hanging from my waist the whole time” http://t.co/PGCzndLvMp
#IGSchiedsrichter Referee At Work
Hier: Das Freistoß-Spray http://t.co/jQQTSeNmUg