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Tony Fernandes (File)
Tony Fernandes (File)

Sydney - Queens Park Rangers' chief Tony Fernandes Thursday called for video replays to assist referees, saying it was "crazy" football did not use technology in the way cricket and rugby does.

The English Premier League club's Malaysian chairman, best known as the founder of the AirAsia budget carrier, said relegation-threatened QPR should have beaten Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday "but we had some really tough calls".

QPR lost 2-1 to Spurs at home and had two penalty appeals turned down.

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