I was thinking that for a minute but then realised it certainly was excessive enough to warrant a card.genome wrote:Surprised Marcos Alonso wasn't sent off yesterday for his celebr8ions whilst already booked
Perhaps. But it would be fairly harsh on Monaco if they change the law on taking shirts off. Why should they be the only one's punished?Sanguine wrote:Certain things shouldn't be allowed, like displaying messages on t-shirts, or jumping into the crowd, but I've long thought a yellow for taking your shirt off when you score is a little harsh, it's not like it is indecent.
It's about delaying the game - running into the crowd gets a booking for the same reason.Sanguine wrote:Certain things shouldn't be allowed, like displaying messages on t-shirts, or jumping into the crowd, but I've long thought a yellow for taking your shirt off when you score is a little harsh, it's not like it is indecent.
I thought it all stemmed from when Diego Forlan scored and couldn't get his shirt back on and ended up diving into a tackle topless? (circa 2001?)tmesis wrote:It's about delaying the game - running into the crowd gets a booking for the same reason.Sanguine wrote:Certain things shouldn't be allowed, like displaying messages on t-shirts, or jumping into the crowd, but I've long thought a yellow for taking your shirt off when you score is a little harsh, it's not like it is indecent.
Maybe refs should just restart the game after a set period of time. If the other team aren't ready, or don't have their shirts on, that's their problem.
The obvious thing really is to have the ball in play for a set period of time - probably 30 mins each half.tmesis wrote:It's about delaying the game - running into the crowd gets a booking for the same reason.Sanguine wrote:Certain things shouldn't be allowed, like displaying messages on t-shirts, or jumping into the crowd, but I've long thought a yellow for taking your shirt off when you score is a little harsh, it's not like it is indecent.
Maybe refs should just restart the game after a set period of time. If the other team aren't ready, or don't have their shirts on, that's their problem.
I don't understand. Time wasting would no longer exist. How would having 30 mins fixed play time have a negative impact on the flow of a game?Hoop Blah wrote:That won't prevent time wasting, it will just mean it will allow teams to make a game more and more stop start if they think it's to their advantage.
Football is a fluid game and that'll just ruin the flow of a game.
You can just instruct refs to dish out yellow cards for "time wasting" just as they do now, if someone looks to be delaying the game deliberately.Hoop Blah wrote:That won't prevent time wasting, it will just mean it will allow teams to make a game more and more stop start if they think it's to their advantage.
Football is a fluid game and that'll just ruin the flow of a game.
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