Given the amount of debate, and apologies, in the current game, adding such a potentially huge game changing feature is madness.
A lot would say the standard of refereeing is poor at present. A lot would say that even var is not getting calls right. So why introduce a rule that exposes referees, players and fans to potentially significant effects when we can't guarantee the laws of the game are being applied correctly?
Do we all really want to be sat here debating why Rodri was sin binned for a foul but another players wasn't? What if the other team scores and then the sin bin decision is proven to be wrong, and Webb even offers one of his ten a penny apologies? Vastly increases the capacity for 'levelling he playing field'. Plus more goals is exciting for the punters, right? Right?
What next? Replays? More games? More money? More game receipts, television money, sponsorship money, higher match day income whilst at the same getting over increasing the number of games by making players and fans actually want the replays, in the name of justice? Oh, hang on... Sorry that was the notes from the last premier league meeting which somehow found their way onto my desk.
