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Nucasol

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9 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

I'd be buzzing if they bought Varane given his contract ends in 4 weeks. :lol:

Lovely. Thought they were going to subsidise that one, hopefully they give the porcine Brazilian a swerve too after Ratshit’s antics.

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47 minutes ago, duo said:

This guy is an idiot - how's he on the radio

 

 

It's how talksport works. Spout some shite or controversy to get people to ring in. 

 

No wonder taxi drivers are the way they are.

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7 minutes ago, gdm said:

Good old Jim 

 

Cracking way to get the clubs staff moving forward in the right direction, this can only go tits up in a big way 

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The hypocrisy of some of these journalists is unreal - when Newcastle were bought this very station was questioning the owners.   When said owners phone up to invite them to a boxing match - they are all to willing to accept.

 

 

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The College Dropout

The College Dropout

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Are they allowed to introduce these rules. by FIFA?

These are fundamental changes.

 

 

I don't like any of the rules. Net playing time feels inevitable but I fear it would make the game even slower IMO. Players will just slow down to take a breather both offensive and defensive with no time pressure to hurry up.

 

Imagine a "kick-in" with no clock. Will take fucking ages.

 

Self pass is a good idea actually. Having to pick a pass slows the game down. I've changed my mind.

 

Kick in for throw-ins = depends on implementation. I instinctively don't like it though.

Sin bins = I like it actually. Especially for cynical fouls

Self-pass = like a lot

Flying substitutes = hate it. 

Net playing time = think it will slow the game down even more.

 

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I do fear Net Playing time will actually slow down the game, I would be interested to see it trialled though, is it used anywhere in any weird league or equivalent sport that could provide relevant data? If it slows the game down bad, but also if it can cause a lot of variance in game length (I actually doubt it would) it could cause logistical issues with fans being let out etc etc. May be a bit of a non issue but we'll see. The other would be last game of season relegation and title deciders, you want to know results elsewhere and have as much playing time after as you can, the teams are incentivised to have as little playing time as slowly as possible...

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35 minutes ago, jack j said:

Dave challinor and rory delap turning in their graves

All bad ideas except self-pass. I've never really known why it isn't allowed. If you were dribbling before you were fouled, how is it a free kick if you're not free to carry on dribbling?

 

Same goes for 'taking it too soon' - again, if it's free, I'd rather do it before the guilty party have time to make their defence better than it was before they fouled.

 

Open to being told it's somehow better for the game as it is, but I don't currently see how.

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Kick ins is happening at youth level in England from 24/25

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