Oh aye cos thats you typical way that footballers fake injury hence the reason I used nigh on impossible rather than totally impossible
Changing one rule in football
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Oh aye cos thats you typical way that footballers fake injury hence the reason I used nigh on impossible rather than totally impossible
Fi Lo Beddow
Central Defender
Neutral physios and if they have reason to believe an injury is being faked then 5 minutes before the player can return to play.
dave hedgehog
Winger
Immediate red card for simulation. Its out and out cheating and trying to get other player sent off. Yellow not harsh enough imo
Exapno Mapcase
Striker
They must be borstin by now...
wednesday1957
Midfield
"Does that hurt"
"Yes it does"
"I don't believe you"
but it really hurts"
"No it doesn't"
How do you police that?
Get Into Em
Winger
Similar to rugby, play shouldn't have to stop when physios enter the pitch, instead the game just carries on around them.
Would mean there'd be less stoppage, less timewasting, less diving.
Would mean there'd be less stoppage, less timewasting, less diving.
wednesday1957
Midfield
Dunno theres more space to score on a rugby pitch...if someones down in the 6yd box at football, its a bit all over the place
Houghtoner
Midfield
This or if they can’t do it in-game then retrospectively.
columbo70
Central Defender
DELIBERATE OBSTRUCTION :- When the defender shepherds the ball over the goal line........he has no intention of playing it........his sole intention is to let the ball go out for a goal kick and deliberately blocks off the opposing player.....it looks terrible , it surely is obstruction......i dont know why it has never been highlighted. Does anyone else feel this needs to be changed
PallionPeasant
Full Back
An aspect of time wasting I don’t think gets discussed enough is how the team trying to play all the attacking football are almost penalised for scoring a late goal.
Let’s say you’ve had an opposing team who have time wasted for the entirety of the second half and then you score in the 89th minute, the time wasters then have five or six minutes to get an equaliser. I’m not sure how you combat it but it doesn’t seem fair.
Let’s say you’ve had an opposing team who have time wasted for the entirety of the second half and then you score in the 89th minute, the time wasters then have five or six minutes to get an equaliser. I’m not sure how you combat it but it doesn’t seem fair.
Vague recollection of that being trialled in pre-MLS USA football league.
As mentioned elsewhere, stopped clock when ball is dead. Gsme to last 60 minutes in play.
Instant yellow for talking to the refs without being spoken to if you're not the captain.
Squad sheets handed in one hour before kick off. Starting 11, 10 minutes before kick off
mickonline
Winger
And use VAR to judge if significant contact has been made.
Still massively interpretative. You'd get the usual nonsense about 'consistency'. Be murder for referees.
