Easy Changes to Improve the game.

Stockton Heath Blue said:
To discourage feigning injury, players remain off the pitch for the same amount of time as they have wasted. I know this might have an impact on genuinely injured players, but it boils my piss when players waste time only to be waved back on the pitch as soon as play resumes.
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The ones that are genuinely injured don't tend to come back on
 
Get rid of linesman and use automated technology for offsides
 
If a player needs to leave the pitch following an injury he should not be allowed back on until 2 minutes have passed. If the injury is the result of a foul then the perpetrator should also go off for 2 minutes so that his team don't gain an advantage.
 
Donmcfc said:
If a player needs to leave the pitch following an injury he should not be allowed back on until 2 minutes have passed. If the injury is the result of a foul then the perpetrator should also go off for 2 minutes so that his team don't gain an advantage.
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Or just stop the clock?
 
eboblue said:
Never understood the "quick free kick is ok when no threat to opposition, but wait for ref if within scoring range! As long as the ball isn't moving, and opposition are 10 yards away, shouldn't be a hold up - which benefits the culprits anyway
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No referee would have a problem with a team taking a quick free quick as long as the ball is stationary and in the correct place. It’s only when it becomes a ‘ceremonial’ free kick, which is basically when the attacking team are clearly waiting for him to get all opposition players back 10 yards, that he’ll indicate they have to wait for the whistle.
 
  1. Instead of a 90 minute plus some made up injury time have two halves of 35 minutes controlled by a time keeper as in rugby. A minimum of two big screens at each ground to show the time left. Clock is stopped when the ball goes out of play for a corner or goal kick and doesn't resume until ball back in play. Also stopped as soon as a ref blows for a free kick and a player is injured. Not started again until the ball back in play. No screens, no participation in the league
  2. Stop stopping the game when players just fall over. Game against Neverton, at one stage Gray just slumped to the ground hoping to stop play but when he realised the game had stopped anyway to make a sub, he got back up and was running around. It's cheating plain and simple
  3. Enforce the law which says a throw in is to be taken from where the ball goes out of play
  4. Book players who going running up to refs and liners waving imaginary cards for other players
  5. Enforce the law which states keepers have six seconds to release the ball once under control
  6. Mike the refs up
  7. Ensure that refs come out after the game to be interviewed about their think9ng behind certain decisions
  8. Mark refs after each game and relegate those to lower leagues unless they hit a certain average mark at the end of the season
  9. At the end of each season any team that has scored more than 30 goals away from home receives three bonus points
 
Time clock stops at every break in play.

VAR reviews every decision, these aren’t reversed except as now for offsides and goal incidents but if a referee makes more than ten mistakes he’s put in a rolling stocks machine and is wheeled around the side of the pitch at full time to be pelted with cabbages, hot bovril and gravel by enraged fans.
 
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