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If You Could Change One Rule In Football ...
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supercity36
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if a player is caught diving, the other team gets a penalty
Thaksins Love Child
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Definitely diving or time wasting related.
I really do think video evidence should be used for diving. If someone can banned for an elbow after the game then a diving cheat should get a ban too.
If you dive - 3 game ban.
I really do think video evidence should be used for diving. If someone can banned for an elbow after the game then a diving cheat should get a ban too.
If you dive - 3 game ban.
rickmcfc
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not allow certain managers to dictate how much injury time should be added. Its just not fair really.
Obvious Mancunian
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that's not very well thought through is it lol, all they would have to do is pretend they're injured, thus meaning a forced substitution.skillman said:Saw this on MCF.net and thought it'd be an interesting topic.
Mine would be that you can't make substitutions in stoppage time unless it's forced.
Challenger1978
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Thaksins Love Child said:Definitely diving or time wasting related.
I really do think video evidence should be used for diving. If someone can banned for an elbow after the game then a diving cheat should get a ban too.
If you dive - 3 game ban.
I'd have to go for that to as blatant diving (no contact) really anoys me, as i basically class it as cheating.
Lord Blue
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Mine would be that you're not considered to be in possession of the ball unless you've touched it.
That way shielding the ball out of play becomes obstruction. I'm all for allowing players to shield the ball out of play if you've touched it but grrrrr.
That way shielding the ball out of play becomes obstruction. I'm all for allowing players to shield the ball out of play if you've touched it but grrrrr.
Obvious Mancunian said:that's not very well thought through is it lol, all they would have to do is pretend they're injured, thus meaning a forced substitution.skillman said:Saw this on MCF.net and thought it'd be an interesting topic.
Mine would be that you can't make substitutions in stoppage time unless it's forced.
Edited just for you ;)
GX Blue
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All teams with Manchester in there name have to be from Manchester.