| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 18:08 - Jul 27 with 2649 views | Trev |
What a load of rubbish! |  | |  |
| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 18:45 - Jul 27 with 2502 views | 442Dale |
| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 18:08 - Jul 27 by Trev |
What a load of rubbish! |
It’s a good idea to try and discourage the tactic.
It became increasingly tedious when we did it last season. Seemed to be tempting fate by doing it so much. Can only cry wolf so much. |  |
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| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 19:16 - Jul 27 with 2399 views | D_Alien |
| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 18:45 - Jul 27 by 442Dale |
It’s a good idea to try and discourage the tactic.
It became increasingly tedious when we did it last season. Seemed to be tempting fate by doing it so much. Can only cry wolf so much. |
It really is
Chances are, the mere threat of having a player/captain leaving the field will put a stop to it
In the scenario where the keeper is genuinely injured: when this happens to an outfield player, they're required to wait by the touchline until the ref sees fit to allow them back onto the field. This trial is basically an extension of that rule, since the keeper can't be asked to wait on the touchline! |  |
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| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 22:46 - Jul 27 with 2109 views | dingdangblue |
Just make all the players stay in the centre circle while the keeper is treated. Simple. No need to complicate matters. |  |
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| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 23:44 - Jul 27 with 2012 views | D_Alien |
| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 22:46 - Jul 27 by dingdangblue |
Just make all the players stay in the centre circle while the keeper is treated. Simple. No need to complicate matters. |
Missing the point, which is to disrupt the flow of the game
Plus, it's really not "complicating matters". As i've pointed out, the existing rule about players waiting on the side of the pitch after going off (apparently) injured is simply being extended to the keeper... who can't go off, so a team-mate does instead. Makes sense, since the outcome is it'll very likely stop happening | |
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| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 00:27 - Jul 28 with 1960 views | dingdangblue |
| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 23:44 - Jul 27 by D_Alien |
Missing the point, which is to disrupt the flow of the game
Plus, it's really not "complicating matters". As i've pointed out, the existing rule about players waiting on the side of the pitch after going off (apparently) injured is simply being extended to the keeper... who can't go off, so a team-mate does instead. Makes sense, since the outcome is it'll very likely stop happening |
It will also stop happening if the players aren't allowed to go to the side of the pitch for a tactics talk with the manager/coaches so its not missing the point - just dont allow them to do it and it will soon stop. | |
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| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 00:36 - Jul 28 with 1943 views | D_Alien |
| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 00:27 - Jul 28 by dingdangblue |
It will also stop happening if the players aren't allowed to go to the side of the pitch for a tactics talk with the manager/coaches so its not missing the point - just dont allow them to do it and it will soon stop. |
Players gather in centre circle - game disrupted
What's so difficult to understand about that?
Give the trial chance to take effect, and watch the problem disappear: job done | |
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| Dale to feature in new FA rule trial on 06:07 - Jul 28 with 1786 views | NorthernDale |
If the team as not decided who goes off after 10 seconds, then the captain goes off, but what if the goalkeeper is also the captain? | | | |
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