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Poojah
July 28, 2023, 2:05pm
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The EFL’s latest annual “it’s not broke but let’s fix it anyway” rule change extravaganza has arrived. Key changes / updates / clarifications include:

  • The amount of time added on to reflect the actual amount of time lost during stoppages (goals, substitutions etc.), as opposed to the previous, “nominal” amount

  • Multi-ball at all grounds

  • A “high threshold” for penalising contact to help keep games flowing

  • Yellow card-only for players denying a goal scoring opportunity, provided they made a genuine challenge for the ball

  • Injured players have to leave the field of play for treatment (unless goalkeeper, injured or dead)

Most of this sounds like something that was already introduced, or should have been some time ago. The most noticeable one will be the change to added time; presumably we’ll be seeing a lot more 8 or 9 minutes added on as we did at the World Cup. I quite liked it, personally.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66335147


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If it stops infuriating time wasting, then I'm all for it.

Unless it's a vital play off game, and the keeper gets cramp.  
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I think that is a good set of changes to be fair, especially time added on. Let's hope people don't start to leave at 80 odd minutes as they might miss half an hour of play.
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Looks like sensible changes to me.


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Listening to the fans not before time
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Seems reasonable, thought the added time at the World Cup was completely correct, I’ve paid for 90 minutes of football not 52, which I think is quite close to the actual playing time at the moment.
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Surely they will need to sort out the handball rule? They need to bring back if it’s accidental it’s not handball
Far too many soft penalties given when the player has clearly had no intention to handball it
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Quoted from Poojah
The EFL’s latest annual “it’s not broke but let’s fix it anyway” rule change extravaganza has arrived. Key changes / updates / clarifications include:

  • The amount of time added on to reflect the actual amount of time lost during stoppages (goals, substitutions etc.), as opposed to the previous, “nominal” amount

  • Multi-ball at all grounds

  • A “high threshold” for penalising contact to help keep games flowing

  • Yellow card-only for players denying a goal scoring opportunity, provided they made a genuine challenge for the ball

  • Injured players have to leave the field of play for treatment (unless goalkeeper, injured or dead)

Most of this sounds like something that was already introduced, or should have been some time ago. The most noticeable one will be the change to added time; presumably we’ll be seeing a lot more 8 or 9 minutes added on as we did at the World Cup. I quite liked it, personally.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66335147


Did YOU add the “or dead” bit?!!
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I didn't know the right way to comment about the death part but I definitely wouldn't have written it like that.
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I would like football to copy rugby. When a player goes down the ref signals the clock to stop. It starts again when play resumes. Also when time is up the ball has to go out of play for the game to finish.
There would be no more of players faking injury.
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