What does RPS stand for?

Reference Point System

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Next month it will be five years since Sansom and business partner Allen Blackford began their discussions with the FA about developing their Reference Point System, which uses a touchline prism light grid to help assistant referees move into the perfect position to judge offsides.

Hi-tech pledge cuts no ice with Sansom; SPORTS AGENDA

Sansom and his business partner Allen Blackford have been trying without success for three years to persuade the FA and Premier League to test their Reference Point System - Norwegian-designed cats eye style prism lighting technology that helps assistant referees to take up the right position when making offside decisions.

SPORTS AGENDA

Sansom and business partner Allen Blackford complied with every FA request for modifications to the Reference Point System but became increasingly frustrated by Soho Square's inactivity.

Radio stations kick football into touch

The Reference Point System uses prism lighting in the style of cats' eyes set up on the opposite touchline to ensure assistant referees are in the correct position to adjudicate.

FA to take another look at magic eye; sports agenda