Reply With QuoteIt'll never catch onOriginally Posted by PSRB
They can't even get yellow's and red's right.
It'll never catch on
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Makes it even easier for refs to pick on players/teams they have an either conscious or unconscious bias against. Also, what happens if they blue card a keeper?It'll never catch on
The team will have to remove an outfield player for 10 min, I think.
I'm a fan. It's ludicrous that the only way to prevent someone from cynically stopping play is the threat of being sent off if he does it twice.
I like it
They probably do like in Ice hockey. if a goalie gets a penalty one of the other players serves it for them (in most cases)
Too many problems here. 10 real minutes, or 10 football minutes? Because I would just have someone feign a head injury and waste 4 minutes on treatment. Thus cynically stopping play.The team will have to remove an outfield player for 10 min, I think.
I'm a fan. It's ludicrous that the only way to prevent someone from cynically stopping play is the threat of being sent off if he does it twice.
It's just a load of *******s and gives refs even more leeway to make spurious decisions, imoToo many problems here. 10 real minutes, or 10 football minutes? Because I would just have someone feign a head injury and waste 4 minutes on treatment. Thus cynically stopping play.
Agreed. And what is the problem here? Yellow cards already exist for these offences. Dragging a man off for 10 minutes is just going to detract from the spectacle.
Only for specific offences or for 'orange card' incidents?
Either way - stick it up your *******s. It'll get as murky as offsides and handballs have become.
The goalie back pass rule change is the only decent rule change during my lifetime, I reckon.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Goal line technology as well.
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