Time wasting

[Yorkie Bear 633]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/jul/28/premier-league-referees-to-add-on-time-lost-for-goal-celebrations-this-season

 

In the English Leagues this season the exact time lost during goal celebrations will be measured by referees in the coming season, as part of a move to clamp down on dark arts and time-wasting.

 

 

Other changes will involve players receiving treatment off the field whenever possible to promote player safety and deter teams from slowing the game. Exceptions include when a goalkeeper is injured or if players from the same team have collided.

In circumstances where a player declines medical assistance, a teammate perceived to then purposely delay the restart will be cautioned. Referees have been reminded to book players who fail to respect the required distance at free-kicks.

 

These seem to be FIFA directives but I've not heard of any changes to happen in Scotland.

[compo 7,217]

Up here referees will have a Rangers watch and a real watch on the other wrist 

[Rousseau 10,823]

I liked the extra time added during the World Cup. It was a good change. 

[Scott7 6,170]

50 minutes ago, compo said:

Up here referees will have a Rangers watch and a real watch on the other wrist 

Don’t think so. The regulation issue is the celtic Watch which is capable of variable time keeping in any match no matter what teams participate in order to meet one purpose only.

[compo 7,217]

48 minutes ago, Scott7 said:

Don’t think so. The regulation issue is the celtic Watch which is capable of variable time keeping in any match no matter what teams participate in order to meet one purpose only.

A smart watch with a brother Walfrid face 

[Uilleam 5,964]

3 hours ago, compo said:

A smart watch with a brother Walfrid face 

Not smart, and  just a bare face.

[Thinker 887]

3 minutes ago, Uilleam said:

Not smart, and  just a bare face.

 The hands wander erratically too, I expect.

[Uilleam 5,964]

23 minutes ago, Thinker said:

 The hands wander erratically too, I expect.

Erratically? I am disinclined to give them the benefit of that doubt: I think they know, and have always known, the whither, and, of course, the why.

[Malangsob 1,264]

On 31/07/2023 at 05:10, Yorkie Bear said:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/jul/28/premier-league-referees-to-add-on-time-lost-for-goal-celebrations-this-season

 

In the English Leagues this season the exact time lost during goal celebrations will be measured by referees in the coming season, as part of a move to clamp down on dark arts and time-wasting.

 

 

Other changes will involve players receiving treatment off the field whenever possible to promote player safety and deter teams from slowing the game. Exceptions include when a goalkeeper is injured or if players from the same team have collided.

In circumstances where a player declines medical assistance, a teammate perceived to then purposely delay the restart will be cautioned. Referees have been reminded to book players who fail to respect the required distance at free-kicks.

 

These seem to be FIFA directives but I've not heard of any changes to happen in Scotland.

This is how it should go.

 

-Guy drops like he took a 5.56 to the torso. 

--Ref stops play, arrives and asks directly "are you injured?" The player must answer directly. If he does not answer or answers in the affirmative the ref will wave a medical crew over to remove the player from the pitch (quickly). These crews will be non-affiliated, prepositioned, licensed EMS personnel (to reduce dawdling).

Once the player is removed from the pitch he must remain off of the pitch for a mandatory five minute injury evaluation. The manager has the option of immediately replacing him with another player. However, this will count as one of the manager's subs. Either way, play resumes as soon as the final EMS member exits. 

--If the player says that he is not injured then play will immediately resume.

--Non injury time (players not pulled from the pitch) would not count toward extra time.

--The ref is the key here as the faster he responds, asks the question and summons the crew (if required)...the sooner the game will commence.

 

All of this faking shit would be nipped at the bud.

 

Not rocket surgery.

 

 

 

[Bill 13,717]

25 minutes ago, Malangsob said:

This is how it should go.

 

-Guy drops like he took a 5.56 to the torso. 

--Ref stops play, arrives and asks directly "are you injured?" The player must answer directly. If he does not answer or answers in the affirmative the ref will wave a medical crew over to remove the player from the pitch (quickly). These crews will be non-affiliated, prepositioned, licensed EMS personnel (to reduce dawdling).

Once the player is removed from the pitch he must remain off of the pitch for a mandatory five minute injury evaluation. The manager has the option of immediately replacing him with another player. However, this will count as one of the manager's subs. Either way, play resumes as soon as the final EMS member exits. 

--If the player says that he is not injured then play will immediately resume.

--Non injury time (players not pulled from the pitch) would not count toward extra time.

--The ref is the key here as the faster he responds, asks the question and summons the crew (if required)...the sooner the game will commence.

All of this faking shit would be nipped at the bud.

Not rocket surgery.

 

Clubs will say "what if moving an injured played aggravates his injury - who will be liable?"

You'd waste even more time securing the player to a stretchers or similar.