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Post by devonwhite9 on Jul 28, 2023 22:46:08 GMT
Great news, no club would employ Steve Cotterill now
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Post by Wimborne Gas on Jul 28, 2023 23:05:35 GMT
Happy with that.
Really hope they enforce these properly for the entire season and not just for the first 2 months as is usually the case. The continual fake injuries and standing in front of free kicks has been a source of irritation for waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too long.
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Post by matealotblue on Jul 29, 2023 6:13:36 GMT
Great news, no club would employ Steve Cotterill now Who…?? |
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Post by supergas on Jul 29, 2023 6:24:23 GMT
...sadly I suspect this will work out the same way as so many changes over recent years. In theory great, but in practice it'll be patchy at best and mostly ignored in high-pressure situations...
...the biggest change the EFL/FA could introduce to improve the game right now is a ten-year plan for recruiting better trained officials who can properly enforce the new rules they keep bringing in at all levels of the professional game....
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Post by TAGas on Aug 4, 2023 19:32:01 GMT
Just seen 2x yellow cards given in the Southampton v Sheffield Wednesday game for kicking the ball away.
Referee is hot on it
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Post by pepsi on Aug 4, 2023 19:39:54 GMT
Just seen 2x yellow cards given in the Southampton v Sheffield Wednesday game for kicking the ball away. Referee is hot on it Yea I’m also watching it , looks like they’ll be sh** hot on time wasting this season . |
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Post by bambergashead on Aug 4, 2023 19:48:29 GMT
Let's hope we let the football do the talking then this season.
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Post by Wembley_Gas on Aug 27, 2023 12:42:44 GMT
I always used to like the rule that if a player received treatment for an incident where the opponent was punished with a card then they did not have to leave the pitch at all. Watching the Watford v Blackburn game it seems that the new rule interpretation is that a player is allowed treatment on the pitch if a card has been shown to an opponent but then they have to leave the pitch once treated for the mandatory thirty seconds…this still seems like penalising the team with the injured player for a punishable action by the opponent. In this case Watford were reduced to 10 men with Andrews on the sidelines for almost a minute till waved back on, whilst Blackburn remained at full strength after Hyam’s yellow card. Think this is unfair.
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Post by bambergashead on Aug 27, 2023 16:34:04 GMT
I always used to like the rule that if a player received treatment for an incident where the opponent was punished with a card then they did not have to leave the pitch at all. Watching the Watford v Blackburn game it seems that the new rule interpretation is that a player is allowed treatment on the pitch if a card has been shown to an opponent but then they have to leave the pitch once treated for the mandatory thirty seconds…this still seems like penalising the team with the injured player for a punishable action by the opponent. In this case Watford were reduced to 10 men with Andrews on the sidelines for almost a minute till waved back on, whilst Blackburn remained at full strength after Hyam’s yellow card. Think this is unfair. I totally agree. Makes a complete mockery of the game. |
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Post by gasify on Aug 28, 2023 9:37:58 GMT
I always used to like the rule that if a player received treatment for an incident where the opponent was punished with a card then they did not have to leave the pitch at all. Watching the Watford v Blackburn game it seems that the new rule interpretation is that a player is allowed treatment on the pitch if a card has been shown to an opponent but then they have to leave the pitch once treated for the mandatory thirty seconds…this still seems like penalising the team with the injured player for a punishable action by the opponent. In this case Watford were reduced to 10 men with Andrews on the sidelines for almost a minute till waved back on, whilst Blackburn remained at full strength after Hyam’s yellow card. Think this is unfair. Sounds like the yellow carded player should also leave the pitch until the injured player or substitute comes on. |
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