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Mariner John	May 7, 2022, 9:42am
Lager Top Drinker Posts: 220 Posts Per Day: 0.11 Reputation: 72.83% Rep Score: +3 / -2 Approval: +634 Gold Stars: 54	Season     Minutes in play 2006-07     53      2007-08     53      2008-09     54      2009-10     53      2010-11     54      2011-12     55      2012-13     56      2013-14     56      2014-15     56      2015-16     56      2016-17     55      2017-18     56      2018-19     55      2019-20     55      2020-21     56      2021-22     55      Or other options, as time wasting is getting ridiculous. Any ideas?
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aldi_01	May 7, 2022, 9:44am
Barley Wine Drinker Posts: 12,008 Posts Per Day: 2.02 Reputation: 73.73% Rep Score: +54 / -20 Approval: +5,679 Gold Stars: 473	In a word, no… 'the poor and the needy are selfish and greedy'...well done Mozza
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RonMariner	May 7, 2022, 10:20am
Special Brew Drinker Posts: 7,868 Posts Per Day: 1.42 Reputation: 84.78% Rep Score: +42 / -7 Approval: +13,861 Gold Stars: 230	No. Just proper time keeping by the ref.
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BobbyCummingsTackle	May 7, 2022, 10:39am
Champagne Drinker Posts: 2,403 Posts Per Day: 1.54 Reputation: 72.37% Rep Score: +8 / -4 Location: Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, stuck in the middle... Approval: +7,319 Gold Stars: 309	Quoted from Mariner John Season     Minutes in play 2006-07     53      2007-08     53      2008-09     54      2009-10     53      2010-11     54      2011-12     55      2012-13     56      2013-14     56      2014-15     56      2015-16     56      2016-17     55      2017-18     56      2018-19     55      2019-20     55      2020-21     56      2021-22     55      Or other options, as time wasting is getting ridiculous. Any ideas? This clearly shows a steady increase in the time the ball is in play 2006 - 2022. Miss Scunthorpe. Not a beauty pageant, just sound advice.
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TownSNAFU5	May 7, 2022, 10:43am
Vodka Drinker Posts: 5,988 Posts Per Day: 1.13 Reputation: 62.03% Rep Score: +30 / -21 Location: York Approval: +6,907 Gold Stars: 42	Time-wasting has always been an issue.  Added time rarely allows for the full extent of time-wasting.  One possible solution to consider is changing the rules by adding on double-time for time-wasting.   Faking head injuries is another more difficult issue.  Hard to tell what is genuine and what is not.  Some teams are using this to gain a tactical advantage. Players will always try and take advantage of any rule or new rule.  In tennis comfort breaks are used for tactical reasons at key moments.   An accurate measurement of playing time, and non-playing time would help in football though.
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pizzzza	May 7, 2022, 10:45am
Pontoonite Posts: 5,673 Posts Per Day: 1.05 Reputation: 69.75% Rep Score: +20 / -10 Location: Grimsby Approval: +6,721 Gold Stars: 137	Quoted from BobbyCummingsTackle This clearly shows a steady increase in the time the ball is in play 2006 - 2022. Indeed, it's all good. In the year 2215 we'll be seeing a full 90 mins
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jamesgtfc	May 7, 2022, 11:00am
Vodka Drinker Posts: 6,055 Posts Per Day: 1.16 Reputation: 79.95% Rep Score: +20 / -5 Approval: +13,041 Gold Stars: 190	I recall under the Cowley's at Lincoln, Paul Farman religiously went down with "cramp" after about an hour. On came the physio and across went the other 10 players for a team talk.
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BobbyCummingsTackle	May 7, 2022, 11:14am
Champagne Drinker Posts: 2,403 Posts Per Day: 1.54 Reputation: 72.37% Rep Score: +8 / -4 Location: Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, stuck in the middle... Approval: +7,319 Gold Stars: 309	Quoted from pizzzza Indeed, it's all good. In the year 2215 we'll be seeing a full 90 mins As Grimsby sweep to Premier League and Champions League Glory. Or something. Miss Scunthorpe. Not a beauty pageant, just sound advice.
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Grimal	May 7, 2022, 11:56am
Whiskey Drinker Posts: 3,405 Posts Per Day: 0.89 Reputation: 79.34% Rep Score: +19 / -5 Approval: +2,876 Gold Stars: 9	Quoted from BobbyCummingsTackle As Grimsby sweep to Premier League and Champions League Glory. Or something. Nah, it'll take a bit longer than that for Paul to get us up that high in the footie pyramid. .
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mimma	May 7, 2022, 1:23pm
Brandy Drinker Posts: 2,653 Posts Per Day: 0.44 Reputation: 85.27% Rep Score: +15 / -2 Approval: +5,580 Gold Stars: 78	It works well in rugby. Player goes down injured ref signals the clock to stop. Clock starts again when play restarts. Also as in rugby the has to go out of play before the ref blows for time. Head injuries are a problem. But if there's no time wasting because of the clock stopping, then there's no point other than to disrupt the game. However if the "injured " player has to stay off the pitch for longer, instead of being waved straight back on then he would be disadvantaged. What's not to like?
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