The goal kick one in particular I'd put in place immediately. If a corner is dictated by what side the ball went out, there's no reason to encourage a goalkeeper fannying about and ambling over to the furthest away point.
If somebody is being subbed off and they walk and shake everybodys hand then they should be booked still for timewasting. If they are on a booking, they won't be so keen to stroll off then.
Unless it's us winning and doing it, it's fine then!
With you on this one. It's anti-football, fucking diabolical and the rules should be changed to outlaw it.I also though hate the taking of the ball into the corner flags at the end of matches. Even don't like it when WE are winning and doing it. It almost seems cowardly and a bit of a cheat, even though within the rules of the game.
Is 'ungentlemanly conduct' still in the rule book? If so it could be implemented and enforced that way, but I really do hate it. It adds nothing to the game, is really dull to watch and total non-entertainment.
I have noticed also some teams doing it earlier and earlier and earlier. Used to be with just 2 or 3 mins left on the clock. Now I have seen it with 8 or 9 mins left.
Really can't stand it. Also totally agree on time limits for subs, throw ins and goal kicks.
It allows for too much subjectivity & hence inconsistency as the rules stand imoJust enforce the rules we have. Refs just need to be far quicker booking for delays at GKs and throwins and subs and it’ll soon stop.
Oh - you little scallywag!Oggy was the king of time wasting. I remember going to Luton when away fans were banned. Oggy was taking forever to kick the ball and the Luton fans around us were getting very agitated. My mate shouts out very loudly "Don't you worry Oggy, take as long as you like."
Which is aligned to my earlier post but it is still subjective according to the ref. The clock cannot really be questioned so it's the team in possession's responsibility to keep the game flowing or hand possession backWhat if:
Ref decides you are time wasting it becomes the other sides ball. So they get the throw in or free kick. If you were about to take a goal kick it becomes their corner.
Not if you make a rule that if the whistle blows you risk dissmissal for kicking the ball away. Some subjectivity there I know, but situations like you describe can be spotted pretty easilyIn some situations that could encourage you to waste time, like if you had a late lead and a throw deep in the opposition half it can be more beneficial to wait for the referee to turn the ball over.
Would love to see them experiment with time keeping like this. Maybe a friendly or something. Have the clock on display and if the game is paused so does the clock.its not hard to stop a clock in a football game for every stoppage. PES and FIFA do it after all!
Not if you make a rule that if the whistle blows you risk dissmissal for kicking the ball away. Some subjectivity there I know, but situations like you describe can be spotted pretty easily
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We all know every team time wastes but Saturday was ridiculous. How there was no cards for time wasting is beyond me.
Would love to see them experiment with time keeping like this. Maybe a friendly or something. Have the clock on display and if the game is paused so does the clock.[/QUOTE
You would think the fourth official could do something like this as well? Have his watch running as well, and pause it every time there is a break in play
Regarding throw-ins. I'd like to see the first player to touch the ball after it goes out of play have to be the one to take the throw in. No handing it off to someone else.<snip>
Throw ins, 5/6 second rule once the player is in correct position
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Won't be a popular train of thought, but are we frustrated because we were losing? To be totally honest, if we were one up away against the league leaders after a flukey goal, I'd want our lads to take as much time as they could get away with. Refs do need to man up and be consistent though, its gameplay but not good for the games play.
This is true - but they simply refuse to do itTime wasting !
A referee , two lines man , a fourth official and in the champions league the two muppets behind the goal !
All the above, all they have to do is ACTUALLY ENFORCE the laws of the game !!!
But that is happening with the current situation. If it happened under my suggestions...there wouldn't be any loss as far as I can see...but there would be positivesThink it would lead to too many mistakes, I remember the RVP dismissal a couple years back for Man United, he was clear through on goal, the ref had blown the whistle, Van Persie clearly hadn't heard it, and still shot, got a second yellow and sent off. Don't want imagine how many times players would be sent off if it was a straight red.
Especially at the Ricoh, with the dicks that blow whistles, although I haven't heard them yet this season.
Burge was a bit blatant too, he loved kicking the posts.
Even if we were losing.
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