[Sammy Spireite]

https://www.the-ra.o...anges-2019-2020

One or two interesting ones

Drop balls won't be a contested restart any more, simply the last team to touch the ball, get the drop ball where they last touched it, unless its in the area then it goes to keeper.

Subs must leave the field at the nearest point of touchline, rather than by the benches, aimed to stop players being ordered to the opposite side of the field just prior to being subbed.

All club staff on the bench can now gte yellow and/or red cards.

No attackeing players within 1M of the defending wall for a free kick

If you get a yellow for an illegal goal celebration, that then gets subsequently disallowed (by VAR) the yellow card still stands!

[JonB]

Drop balls won't be a contested restart any more, simply the last team to touch the ball, get the drop ball where they last touched it, unless its in the area then it goes to keeper.
Thats dull....used to love watching two players line up to kick the crap out of each other as the ball hit the floor.

Subs must leave the field at the nearest point of touchline, rather than by the benches, aimed to stop players being ordered to the opposite side of the field just prior to being subbed.
Could lead to some fun and games unless they are going to have stewards stationed around the ground to be able to walk the players around the pitch.

If you get a yellow for an illegal goal celebration, that then gets subsequently disallowed (by VAR) the yellow card still stands!
Probably wont affect any of our players for a while...

[JonB]

 Quaker, on 14 May 2019 - 01:02 PM, said:

The last one is a bit harsh...

More a case that we wont be seeing VAR in any of our games barring an FA Cup run to which ever round they implement it more than we wont score any goals. Fairly sure they wont be using VAR in the conference.

[calvin plummers socks]

 Sammy Spireite, on 14 May 2019 - 12:10 PM, said:

https://www.the-ra.o...anges-2019-2020

One or two interesting ones

Drop balls won't be a contested restart any more, simply the last team to touch the ball, get the drop ball where they last touched it, unless its in the area then it goes to keeper.

Subs must leave the field at the nearest point of touchline, rather than by the benches, aimed to stop players being ordered to the opposite side of the field just prior to being subbed.

All club staff on the bench can now gte yellow and/or red cards.

Apart from physios and medical staff- they cannot be carded

[monte]

1M for the defending wall? Surely dealing with that is part of the game...

[JonB]

 monte, on 14 May 2019 - 01:28 PM, said:

1M for the defending wall? Surely dealing with that is part of the game...

Think it means the attacking team cant have folk in the wall shoving other players around creating gaps in the wall by effectively fouling the defenders.

[Westbars Spireite]

That last one is ludicrous!

[HoneyTrippa]

New Rules That They Should have brought in but didn't:
1) Clock Stops when a player is injured or there is a stoppage as per Rugby etc. (that way there is no argument about minutes to play extra time. The game is 45mins each way and that's it - done)
2) Ban players arguing and approaching referee and linesman full stop. It should be just the captain and referee only.
3) Ban Time wasting e.g taking the ball into the corner when the game is nearly finished. This activity is a real pain and spoils the protocol of the game, causes friction between fans and opposing players. Could there be some form of rule to prevent this.

That's just a quick 3 off the top of my head... anymore for anymore anybody

[Cheshunt Spireite]

 HoneyTrippa, on 14 May 2019 - 04:18 PM, said:

New Rules That They Should have brought in but didn't:
1) Clock Stops when a player is injured or there is a stoppage as per Rugby etc. (that way there is no argument about minutes to play extra time. The game is 45mins each way and that's it - done)
2) Ban players arguing and approaching referee and linesman full stop. It should be just the captain and referee only.
3) Ban Time wasting e.g taking the ball into the corner when the game is nearly finished. This activity is a real pain and spoils the protocol of the game, causes friction between fans and opposing players. Could there be some form of rule to prevent this.

That's just a quick 3 off the top of my head... anymore for anymore anybody

I agree with clock stopping if it's only for injuries and major stoppages, not for freekicks, throw ins, goal kicks, penalties, etc.

They had the rule of being pushed back 10yrds in the early 2000s, stupidly FIFA got rid of it. Should be matched back every time players surround/ swear at refs witg yellow card for 2nd offence, red for 3rd. It's needless and embarrassing to the game.

[Siberian Spireite]

 HoneyTrippa, on 14 May 2019 - 04:18 PM, said:

New Rules That They Should have brought in but didn't:
1) Clock Stops when a player is injured or there is a stoppage as per Rugby etc. (that way there is no argument about minutes to play extra time. The game is 45mins each way and that's it - done)
2) Ban players arguing and approaching referee and linesman full stop. It should be just the captain and referee only.
3) Ban Time wasting e.g taking the ball into the corner when the game is nearly finished. This activity is a real pain and spoils the protocol of the game, causes friction between fans and opposing players. Could there be some form of rule to prevent this.

That's just a quick 3 off the top of my head... anymore for anymore anybody

Anyone who dives to be shot by an FA-approved sniper, from the stand. Only in the legs though, mind.

[azul]

 monte, on 14 May 2019 - 01:28 PM, said:

1M for the defending wall? Surely dealing with that is part of the game...

It isn’t now, just another opportunity to faff around time waste

Subs leaving the field is a good one. Mind you the about to be subbed will just move to the centre circle and walk off twice as slowly

[60s 70s Spireite]

Does this one still stand, also announced by IFAB in March?
There will be no rebounds from penalties. Play will stop for a restart if a penalty is saved or hits the post, meaning there will be no chance to follow up and score from rebounds, meaning players will no longer need to line up on the edge of the area.
Edit.
Answer No:
Falsely reported by Sky and other media apparently, after it was agreed not take this one further
https://www.90min.co...-not-among-them

This post has been edited by 60s 70s Spireite: 14 May 2019 - 06:44 PM

[Ernie Ernie Ernie]

 azul, on 14 May 2019 - 04:31 PM, said:

It isn’t now, just another opportunity to faff around time waste

Subs leaving the field is a good one. Mind you the about to be subbed will just move to the centre circle and walk off twice as slowly

I’d say making a player go off the field, after receiving treatment, to be then waved back on when the ref wants too is a stupid one. It usually puts the team with the fouled player down to 10 whilst the team who have committed the foul retains 11 on the pitch.

[Looker-on]

If play is stopped outside the penalty area, the ball will be dropped for one player of the team that last touched the ball at the point of the last touch.

If the ball touches the referee (or another match official) and goes into the goal, team possession changes or a promising attack starts, a dropped ball is awarded.


I must be reading these wrong. Dropped balls automatically go back to the team in possession when the play stopped. So, if it is time-wasting you're after, kick it at the ref. If the opposition touch it next, you (having last been in possession) get the ball back from a dropped ball.

[mr. smith]

Holding players off to allow ball to go out for a goal kick to become obstruction again.
Goalkicks taken from side ball goes out.
Linesman has a spray to Mark where a throw in should be taken from.

[lindave]

 JonB, on 14 May 2019 - 01:34 PM, said:

Think it means the attacking team cant have folk in the wall shoving other players around creating gaps in the wall by effectively fouling the defenders.

I wish they would stop the pushing and holding on at corners.

[mr. smith]

 lindave, on 14 May 2019 - 07:21 PM, said:

I wish they would stop the pushing and holding on at corners.

Make it so the ball is ‘live’ once it’s in the quadrant rather than when it’s been kicked then free kicks or penalties can be given. May halt it.

[dim view]

 HoneyTrippa, on 14 May 2019 - 04:18 PM, said:

New Rules That They Should have brought in but didn't:
1) Clock Stops when a player is injured or there is a stoppage as per Rugby etc. (that way there is no argument about minutes to play extra time. The game is 45mins each way and that's it - done)
2) Ban players arguing and approaching referee and linesman full stop. It should be just the captain and referee only.
3) Ban Time wasting e.g taking the ball into the corner when the game is nearly finished. This activity is a real pain and spoils the protocol of the game, causes friction between fans and opposing players. Could there be some form of rule to prevent this.

That's just a quick 3 off the top of my head... anymore for anymore anybody

Book a player whose deliberate action results in a restart having to be repeated - the most common and infuriating occurrences being 1/ taking a free kick with the ball moving and 2/ a player encroaching into his own penalty to touch the ball and ensure a goal kick is retaken.

Book a player who refuses to retreat 10 yards immediately when a free kick is awarded - equally infuriating that referees allow a player to stand over the ball until his defence has got organised, in complete disregard of the rule.