| Time wasting 14:48 - Jan 18 with 3223 views | colinallcars |
International FA are meeting in London as we speak, to consider the problem of time wasting ( we know it by another name of course ).
Among considerations are a stoppable clock independent of the ref, encouraging refs to be stronger ( good luck with that mate ), and particularly looking at goalkeepers' behaviour.
At least they are at long last taking this issue seriously.
Apparently Newcastle have become the PNE of the Prem. |  | | |  |
| Time wasting on 14:52 - Jan 18 with 2598 views | BerkoRanger |
That'll be a waste of time..... |  | | |
| Time wasting on 14:53 - Jan 18 with 2591 views | Antti_Heinola |
Thought they got it right in the World Cup.
Once they started adding on 10 mins, teams did a lot less sh!thousing. No need for a bloody stopping clock though. |  |
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| Time wasting on 14:56 - Jan 18 with 2556 views | E17hoop |
| Time wasting on 14:53 - Jan 18 by Antti_Heinola |
Thought they got it right in the World Cup.
Once they started adding on 10 mins, teams did a lot less sh!thousing. No need for a bloody stopping clock though. |
Spot on. |  |
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| Time wasting on 14:57 - Jan 18 with 2553 views | stowmarketrange |
| Time wasting on 14:53 - Jan 18 by Antti_Heinola |
Thought they got it right in the World Cup.
Once they started adding on 10 mins, teams did a lot less sh!thousing. No need for a bloody stopping clock though. |
Maybe it worked in Qatar because there was nowhere to rush off to.Some games here could see fans missing a fair bit of the match if they’ve got trains to catch,especially night games.
But they need to clamp down on it somehow. [Post edited 18 Jan 2023 14:57]
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| Time wasting on 15:07 - Jan 18 with 2503 views | sevenhoop |
great news - here's some suggestions:
1 book a keeper who unnecessarily goes down with the ball when he doesn't have to fall over
2 once ball in keeper's hands, have an absolute maximum of 4 seconds in which he has to get rid
3 stop the nonsense of a keeper being able to take a goal kick from either side of the goal, no matter which side it went out.
4 immediately book a player who stands in front of the ball to stop a quick free kick being taken.
5 immediately book players who surround the ref after he's given a decision. Classic case in point was the serval minutes Fulham had to wait to take their pen on Sunday, even though VAR had confirmed the spotkick. The players know it isn't going to be overturned, so why allow any arguing
6 Immediately book a keeper who takes too long to take a goal kick/free kick - straight away! se how often he does it again.
7 agree with clock
if all the bookings took place as above, it would soon prevent a lot of the timewasting |  | | |
| Time wasting on 15:18 - Jan 18 with 2472 views | EastR |
Let's hope they leave additional time at the end of the meeting in case of interruptions | |
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| Time wasting on 15:28 - Jan 18 with 2440 views | daveB |
just enforcing the current laws would be a start |  | | |
| Time wasting on 15:33 - Jan 18 with 2425 views | sprocket |
If they just replicated what they did at WC it would irradicate the problem overnight | | | |
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| Time wasting on 15:38 - Jan 18 with 2401 views | LongsufferingR |
| Time wasting on 15:18 - Jan 18 by EastR |
Let's hope they leave additional time at the end of the meeting in case of interruptions |
They did. 2 minutes when they broke midway through for tea, and then 4 minutes at the end of the meeting. |  | | |
| Time wasting on 16:01 - Jan 18 with 2315 views | Antti_Heinola |
| Time wasting on 14:57 - Jan 18 by stowmarketrange |
Maybe it worked in Qatar because there was nowhere to rush off to.Some games here could see fans missing a fair bit of the match if they’ve got trains to catch,especially night games.
But they need to clamp down on it somehow. [Post edited 18 Jan 2023 14:57]
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yeah but it wiped it out within a few games.
It's done here because teams know most of the time the ref adds on 3-4 minutes no matter wtf has happened during the game. Bring this in, after one saturday of adding 8-12 mins, it will stop, because players know it will be added on, so no point pretending to be injured or whatever. | |
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| Time wasting on 16:34 - Jan 18 with 2257 views | PinnerPaul |
Apologies all, started another thread and included this along with the audible communication.
The interesting, to me, point, is what will Howard Webb/PL do now - as they (the PL) have already said they are not in favour.
If it becomes enshrined in the law ( ie the wording is changed) it will be interesting as they will have little choice.
Agree 100% with Dave though, 'just' enforce the law as it is.
Reality is, to do this PGMOL have to get the clubs onside first. | | | |
| Time wasting on 16:47 - Jan 18 with 2210 views | LongsufferingR |
I would imagine it will be Sky telling the PL clubs not to agree as it would mess up their schedules and reduce advertising times. | | | |
| Time wasting on 16:51 - Jan 18 with 2180 views | stowmarketrange |
| Time wasting on 16:01 - Jan 18 by Antti_Heinola |
yeah but it wiped it out within a few games.
It's done here because teams know most of the time the ref adds on 3-4 minutes no matter wtf has happened during the game. Bring this in, after one saturday of adding 8-12 mins, it will stop, because players know it will be added on, so no point pretending to be injured or whatever. |
It’s also done to break up play and take away momentum from the team chasing the game.The cheats will find ways of ruining the game,maybe by only feigning injury in a vital part of the field.
Adding on the correct time will help,but it won’t stop some teams from breaking up play as much as they can get away with. | | | |
| Time wasting on 17:04 - Jan 18 with 2144 views | knocker |
| Time wasting on 15:07 - Jan 18 by sevenhoop |
great news - here's some suggestions:
1 book a keeper who unnecessarily goes down with the ball when he doesn't have to fall over
2 once ball in keeper's hands, have an absolute maximum of 4 seconds in which he has to get rid
3 stop the nonsense of a keeper being able to take a goal kick from either side of the goal, no matter which side it went out.
4 immediately book a player who stands in front of the ball to stop a quick free kick being taken.
5 immediately book players who surround the ref after he's given a decision. Classic case in point was the serval minutes Fulham had to wait to take their pen on Sunday, even though VAR had confirmed the spotkick. The players know it isn't going to be overturned, so why allow any arguing
6 Immediately book a keeper who takes too long to take a goal kick/free kick - straight away! se how often he does it again.
7 agree with clock
if all the bookings took place as above, it would soon prevent a lot of the timewasting |
And stop the use of towels at throw ins. Boils my pee. | | | |
| Time wasting on 17:07 - Jan 18 with 2131 views | daveB |
| Time wasting on 16:47 - Jan 18 by LongsufferingR |
I would imagine it will be Sky telling the PL clubs not to agree as it would mess up their schedules and reduce advertising times. |
any commercial breaks lost would be at the end of the game, Sky are quite smart in that now have 4 ad breaks during half time and very few after the game as they know most people have switched over by then | | | |
| Time wasting on 17:11 - Jan 18 with 2118 views | terryb |
| Time wasting on 17:07 - Jan 18 by daveB |
any commercial breaks lost would be at the end of the game, Sky are quite smart in that now have 4 ad breaks during half time and very few after the game as they know most people have switched over by then |
Doesn't everybody turn over at half time as well? | | | |
| Time wasting on 17:24 - Jan 18 with 2088 views | PinnerPaul |
| Time wasting on 16:01 - Jan 18 by Antti_Heinola |
yeah but it wiped it out within a few games.
It's done here because teams know most of the time the ref adds on 3-4 minutes no matter wtf has happened during the game. Bring this in, after one saturday of adding 8-12 mins, it will stop, because players know it will be added on, so no point pretending to be injured or whatever. |
Won't stop altogether - as others have mentioned its also done to interrupt flow of the match and/or give a chance to give tactical instructions. | | | |
| Time wasting on 17:25 - Jan 18 with 2083 views | PinnerPaul |
| Time wasting on 17:11 - Jan 18 by terryb |
Doesn't everybody turn over at half time as well? |
Obviously not - if they did, advertisers would stop buying airtime. | | | |
| Time wasting on 18:05 - Jan 18 with 1962 views | thompsonridd |
| Time wasting on 14:52 - Jan 18 by BerkoRanger |
That'll be a waste of time..... |
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| Time wasting on 19:33 - Jan 18 with 1833 views | terryb |
| Time wasting on 17:25 - Jan 18 by PinnerPaul |
Obviously not - if they did, advertisers would stop buying airtime. |
Only us then! | | | |
| Time wasting on 19:52 - Jan 18 with 1792 views | Lblock |
The meeting was scheduled to finish at 5pm
Didn’t wrap up until 5:56pm
3 minutes late according to the FA |  |
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| Time wasting on 21:10 - Jan 18 with 1700 views | essextaxiboy |
| Time wasting on 17:24 - Jan 18 by PinnerPaul |
Won't stop altogether - as others have mentioned its also done to interrupt flow of the match and/or give a chance to give tactical instructions. |
Something has to be done about spoof head injuries an easy way of stopping momentum , maybe a mandatory temp sub , while an examination is carried out |  | | |
| Time wasting on 21:12 - Jan 18 with 1694 views | daveB |
| Time wasting on 17:11 - Jan 18 by terryb |
Doesn't everybody turn over at half time as well? |
i imagine most do but less likely to especially just before the game kicks off again | | | |
| Time wasting on 22:34 - Jan 18 with 1584 views | wombat |
| Time wasting on 21:12 - Jan 18 by daveB |
i imagine most do but less likely to especially just before the game kicks off again |
No substitutions after 80 mins unless head injury would be another way for me , won’t stop it but with the concussion rules if a p,Ayer goes off with a head injury having. To miss the next game might stop a few |  |
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| Time wasting on 22:58 - Jan 18 with 1546 views | enfieldargh |
| Time wasting on 21:10 - Jan 18 by essextaxiboy |
Something has to be done about spoof head injuries an easy way of stopping momentum , maybe a mandatory temp sub , while an examination is carried out |
yes but if its a possible head injury the player has to go through certain tests with the medic before they can move him. if its a spoof HI they still go thru the testing.
Should be10 mins off the field of play or so as in NFL |  |
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