Rodri’s ACL
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Coming in tonight in the League of Ireland. I hope it gets properly implemented (it probably won’t when City play).
It’s always been an offence to obstruct the goalkeeper trying to play the ball and will continue to be so.So players just need to harass the keeper to prevent him playing it within 8 secs to get a corner? Arsenal’s set piece coach will be all over this tactic.
Your missus may disagreeI think the 6 secs is long enough
6 secs. Not, Sick sex.Your missus may disagree
I thought the change in the LotG, allowing players in the penalty box for a goal kick was a response to the fact teams like to build from the back nowadays.Like the back pass law this is not intended to be used its basically an incentive to speed the game up let hope it works
They did a similar thing a few seasons ago to speed goal kicks up allowing players into the box but it had the opposite affect and its used to waste time
They have no choice.P/L should adopt this rule too.
defenders were forcing the ref to stop the game by stepping in to the box just before the keeper passed it to them?I thought the change in the LotG, allowing players in the penalty box for a goal kick was a response to the fact teams like to build from the back nowadays.
Trouble is, where do you stop? Arsenal (and City, to be fair) take an absolute age to take a corner, when they’re winning and some free kicks can take 2/3 minutes to actually take them.Goal kicks need a timer on them too. From the ball going out of play, I’d give 15 seconds to take it (put a ball boy behind the goal to specifically give a ball to the keeper immediately).
After 15 seconds the opposition get a corner
With free kicks though, it's usually because the ref won't let them restart until he's readyTrouble is, where do you stop? Arsenal (and City, to be fair) take an absolute age to take a corner, when they’re winning and some free kicks can take 2/3 minutes to actually take them.
Then yes. Let’s put a time on corners too. It’s cheating the public out of time. Let’s cut the dark arts out. And if the keeper goes down injured on 22 and 77 mins, that’s fine. Trainer comes on and all other coaching staff have to sit on their arses. Any attempt at coaching and they get sent off with a one game touchline ban. Do it again and it’s a two game ban……Trouble is, where do you stop? Arsenal (and City, to be fair) take an absolute age to take a corner, when they’re winning and some free kicks can take 2/3 minutes to actually take them.
Doubt anything will change because the referees will need to enforce it. They have some great laws they could use but, for some reason, they choose not to.Then yes. Let’s put a time on corners too. It’s cheating the public out of time. Let’s cut the dark arts out. And if the keeper goes down injured on 22 and 77 mins, that’s fine. Trainer comes on and all other coaching staff have to sit on their arses. Any attempt at coaching and they get sent off with a one game touchline ban. Do it again and it’s a two game ban……
Or commercial break in televised gamesIf they truly do bring this in and apply it to the letter, then I predict Kalvin Phillips will get more game time than Jordan Pickford this coming season.
That lad must have grown up hating football, he's made it his life's mission to make sure as little football as possible is ever played in his presence.
Can see the US taking this a step further in time for the world cup next summer. More than 8 seconds in the keeps hands and it... Multi ball!......multi..ball!!!..….MULTI BALL!!!!!
The trouble with that is the laws of the game apply to all football matches, not just top professional leagues.Goal kicks need a timer on them too. From the ball going out of play, I’d give 15 seconds to take it (put a ball boy behind the goal to specifically give a ball to the keeper immediately).
After 15 seconds the opposition get a corner
We'll see when we play Arsenal...They have no choice.