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Striker
Enforced substitutions are a better idea than sin bins. Sin bins would result in ten men behind the ball scenarios far too many times.Most would say, in fact nearly all would say it was a foul. The argument js whether it was a yellow or red and because there is no middle ground impossible to meet in the middle. I would give the refs either an enforced substitution or sin bin option. It wouldn't ruin the game as per today and refs could remove players who they think are going too far. Also, Neil effectively misses a game and a half, had he said the same thing on 90 mins would only miss a game. Financial penalties don't work , as the man cities of this world won't care. Still punish players for multiple enforced substitutions or sin bins but certainly in my opinion better than the fiasco of what happened today. Of course, still loads of arguments about this but that's football. All I know is had Neil been off for ten mins or we were permitted to sub him the game would have been a lot better for it. Punish the players not the game.