One proposed change which doesn’t appear to have been approved is regarding penalties in that if the kick is saved or hits the woodwork then play is dead as in shootouts.
This is pretty poor in my mind, maybe not as violent as the other fella but he invaded the pitch and admitted assualting a player.
At first, he even denied assault so hardly contrite about it.
A fine of £235 plus £100 compensation, 120 hours unpaid work, (I assume community service) and just a 4 year football ban.
Does that really rank as a deterrent???, his newly acquired criminal record may have an effect but I am not sure the Neanderthals reading this will take that into account.
Mostly agree with these although I am not sure what the issue is with keepers touching their goal posts in prepping for a penalty, apart from watching the keepers feet, I also hope officials are more strict with players encroaching into the area as a penalty is taken.
I saw that earlier alderz. I just can't believe for a second that we're the only club to have thrown things, particularly given their rivalries with City and Liverpool, and yet we're the only team mentioned.
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https://www.90min.com/posts/6371766-premier-league-six-confirmed-rule-changes-to-come-into-effect-in-2019-20/partners/41965
Counting down the clock with subs which can take about a 1 min per sub..
This is pretty poor in my mind, maybe not as violent as the other fella but he invaded the pitch and admitted assualting a player.
At first, he even denied assault so hardly contrite about it.
A fine of £235 plus £100 compensation, 120 hours unpaid work, (I assume community service) and just a 4 year football ban.
Does that really rank as a deterrent???, his newly acquired criminal record may have an effect but I am not sure the Neanderthals reading this will take that into account.
I’d imagine that would a VAR call?
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48372010