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How to Maintain the Attributes Value when Exploding How to Match Only Selected AutoCAD Properties How to: Create Angular Dimension Larger than 180 degrees Align Tool: Move, Rotate, and Scale Your Object at Once How to: Create an Arc with Specific Length Multinational companies absorb the work of others and make their profits, but my journey is not about that,” he says. “I am just a face in the crowd, someone from Minas Gerais who tackled a century-old problem,” says Allemagne.Īlthough he holds an international patent for the product and is protective of it and could become a very wealthy man out of it, that does not appear to be his goal.
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In 2006 Allemagne joined forces with Argentinian Pablo Silva who was independently working on a similar product and since then they been working together on the spray they called the 9.15 Fair Play spray - the metric distance players need to be from the ball at free kicks.īy 2012 the spray, with many technical modifications along the way, had been tested in 18,000 professional games and was authorised by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) who approved its use at all levels in 2012.įIFA tested it at the Under-17 and Under-20 world championships in 2013 and it was also used at the Club World Cup before being used for the first time at the World Cup. There are less yellow and red cards and more goals from free-kicks, and the players respect the line.” The time now taken at free-kick has dropped from 48 seconds to around 20 seconds. “I wanted to help the referees keep discipline. Perhaps there will be some financial side but that can come later, I wanted to get the product perfect for football. “I had no commercial ambition, I wanted to develop the product. The referee sprays a line of biodegradable foam derived from vegetable oil in a line on the pitch indicating where the players must stand at a freekick, and that line disappears within a minute or two. Heine Allemagne, 43, who has given FIFA free use of his invention at the finals, says he is driven by a love of the game and helping referees keep discipline rather than becoming a multi-millionaire.Īnd his invention could hardly be more simple. BELO HORIZONTE, July 7 (Reuters) - One of the great World Cup success stories has been the “magic spray” used by referees to keep a defensive wall 10 yards (9.15 metres) from the ball at free kicks but its inventor says he is more concerned with the good of the game than making millions.
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