Should Video replays be used to determine offside?

One of the good things about soccer is the speed of the game. If they were to allow any type of video replay during a game, it would slow it down too much. American football has adopted it and most of the time, it just drags out the game and there are times of unbearable nothingness. Sure sometimes an offside will be ruled wrong, but the game is better off without it.

The Football in our days is good and nice played .. i dont think its necesary to use video replays .. how 1 of you said it will slow the game too much and in the end .. to mystake is human .. anyone mystakes .. so i dont think its necesary to use video replay .. for the moment put the technology on hold .

The answer to this question is yes and no. YES - Alot of team's are unfairly punished for being offside when they are not and kind of take's the enjoyment from the game if refs/linesmen appear to be biased or can not do the job properly. If video technology was brought in to the game then it should cover everything like goal line clearence's, foul's off the ball and not only the offside rule. N0 - I know technology these day's is good and quite fast. But the ref would have to speak to some one if the control room who has to rewind tape's, look at thing;s from different angle's. This all take's time and the player's are expected to just stand there and wait. To much stop start of the game is bad and it much better to see free flowing beautifull football.

yes. other sports such as american football, basketball, and tennis are using replays to determine if the calls made are correct. i think this will make soccer a better sport. sure, it will halt a play or two but at least, the teams, players, and fans know that the right call will be given by the officials. just my opinion.