Oh I understand that and there is slight contact but watch him jump in the air throwing his arms out.
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Premier League Games 27/28/29 October
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Oh I understand that and there is slight contact but watch him jump in the air throwing his arms out.
With serious injuries, injury time can be as long as 10 minutes. In fact, the longest injury time in England this decade was 23 minutes. This is why this rule change would be unfair and will never happen.100% agree with this. Would go one further, even if player goes off injured, it’s tough luck.
Prestwich_Blue
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The rules don’t say anything about bring ‘out of control’. The criterion for red is actually ‘the use of excessive force’ but Young certainly met that in my opinion. Didn’t even get a yellow though.Not even discussed on Sky at HT. Ref forgot the rules, out of control with intent = Red, didn't even get a yellow.
And Smalling, already on a yellow, was quite possibly reckless (the criterion for a yellow) when he gave away their penalty.
city saint
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just have it like rugby where they have subs as the game continues they wouldn't fuck about then
BlueHammer85
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With serious injuries, injury time can be as long as 10 minutes. In fact, the longest injury time in England this decade was 23 minutes. This is why this rule change would be unfair and will never happen.
Players fake ‘serious’ injuries to waste time.
In the 23 minutes first half injury time in 2001, in the game between Bristol City and Brentford, the delays were caused by a broken leg, a dislocated shoulder, and concussion. Three different players. To the best of my knowledge, these injuries weren't faked.Players fake ‘serious’ injuries to waste time.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Every time those bastards win a little part of the weekend dies.
At least Aberdeen added a little brightness!
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Players fake ‘serious’ injuries to waste time.
I think the times when players go down to fake injuries is to break up the momentum. The so-called 'added time' used to be called injury time and the ref would stop his watch and it was clear that injury time was added. God knows what happens now. There are CL games where not one jot of time is added on at the end of the first half, not one second, regardless of what has happened. I even thought at one point in one CL game this season that he would add on the time at the end of the second half!!! Football is becoming a sport where so much of what goes on is nowhere near as transparent as it could or should be! I'm not exactly scratching my head wondering why!
Millwallawayveteran1988
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just have it like rugby where they have subs as the game continues they wouldn't fuck about then
In a game that is ten times tougher too.
They should just take the timing off the ref and have someone on the sidelines who stops the clock every time the game is stopped. I reckon the game would be 20-30 mins longer initially until sides decided to cut it out.
oakiecokie
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So ??Mixed up with them! He plays for them for fucks sake.
Just because he plays for them doesn`t mean he`s a cnut !!