Easy Changes to Improve the game.

Timekeeping taken away from the referee & given to the fourth official, or even the VAR controller. Then displayed in the stadium for all to see. If that means 80 minute matches then so be it. Refs mic’ed up, should have been implemented 20 years ago, and another take from rugby with a hooter calling time & the ref only blowing when the ball goes out of play. Removal of double jeopardy penalty & sending off, I hate it when that is applied. You can’t be offside from a corner unless the ball has left the area & been played back in. Offside calls using below the waistline as the barometer
 
Jesus H Gabz said:
Timekeeping taken away from the referee & given to the fourth official, or even the VAR controller. Then displayed in the stadium for all to see. If that means 80 minute matches then so be it. Refs mic’ed up, should have been implemented 20 years ago, and another take from rugby with a hooter calling time & the ref only blowing when the ball goes out of play. Removal of double jeopardy penalty & sending off, I hate it when that is applied. You can’t be offside from a corner unless the ball has left the area & been played back in. Offside calls using below the waistline as the barometer
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Can you imagine listening to half the refs blowing out of their arses, panting like fuck trying to discuss things
 
mosssideblue said:
If a player has to go off for treatment, then the player fouling him also has to go off until injured player returns.
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I'll take that further and it would solve feigning injury overnight.

If you are so injured that you require the game to be stopped for treatment on the pitch then you have to spend a minimum of two minutes off the pitch before being allowed back on.

In some cases it will penalise the player who might have been fouled/injured but in 99.9% of cases it will stop the play acting.

If you're genuinely injured then you need to be substituted because there's naff all a physio can do in 10 seconds with a can of spray. Otherwise get on with the game!
 
Raskolnikov. said:
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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We don't have any fans left in the ground at full time.
 
mcfcphil said:
I'll take that further and it would solve feigning injury overnight.

If you are so injured that you require the game to be stopped for treatment on the pitch then you have to spend a minimum of two minutes off the pitch before being allowed back on.

In some cases it will penalise the player who might have been fouled/injured but in 99.9% of cases it will stop the play acting.

If you're genuinely injured then you need to be substituted because there's naff all a physio can do in 10 seconds with a can of spray. Otherwise get on with the game!
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Agree as long as the player fouling also spends the same time off the field
 
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