Among the many new rules for next season one is I see a new rule for next season of only 1 person in technical area so Jason tindal can’t stand with Eddie Howe
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Liverpool to get 2 hours stoppage time if they aren't winning.
Be some long games with the 5 sub rules nowadays. And timing goal celebrations so our game against spurs last season would of gone in for over 100mins
That's not a new rule ....
Yeah, Tindall will have to really watch out for that, he will naturally want to join Eddie.
Once again though, it will all come down to how consistent referees are at applying these rules. If it really is consistent, then fair enough. But typically new rules are manipulated by the likes of Man U.
I'm guessing it means more than 1 coach aswell as the manager (head coach), so two people allowed. Maybe.
No just 1. They cover it in the video and use the example if Tindall & Howe together as one that will result in a yellow card this season.
Quite why they're trying to ruin technical area battles is beyond me... football needs that along with over celebrations.
****ing joke. There’s a hell of a difference between **** like this :-
And a manager and his assistant discussing tactical changes during matches! Be interesting to see who’s the first to fall foul of these new laws, I bet it’s none of the so called old “big 6”
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And a manager and his assistant discussing tactical changes during matches! Be interesting to see who’s the first to fall foul of these new laws, I bet it’s none of the so called old “big 6”
Leniency on "physical" challenges
On the pitch, as an attempt to allow the game to flow better and reduce stoppages, a higher threshold will be applied to "contact" between players - meaning there should be fewer free-kicks awarded for incidents which last season might well have been penalised for being overly physical.
However, as per the existing referee guidelines, any challenge deemed "careless" will be deemed a foul, any which are "reckless" will receive a yellow card, and any player who "endangers the safety" of an opponent will be sent off.
On the pitch, as an attempt to allow the game to flow better and reduce stoppages, a higher threshold will be applied to "contact" between players - meaning there should be fewer free-kicks awarded for incidents which last season might well have been penalised for being overly physical.
However, as per the existing referee guidelines, any challenge deemed "careless" will be deemed a foul, any which are "reckless" will receive a yellow card, and any player who "endangers the safety" of an opponent will be sent off.
You do know that the Manager doesn’t have to stay in the technical area all game. He can step out to discuss tactics if he wants.
Take the time keeping out of the refs hands,have a assistant ref with a stopwatch timeing the game and he tells the ref when its full time,as they do in Rugby,simples
And should Joelinton so much look at an opponent or come within 3ft of one that will attract an automatic red card and a 5 game ban!
I know someone that sits in the stands with a stopwatch timing these things, guy is an expert at it and could time the matches to the second perfectly.
If only he could figure out how to get into the ground now with these new fangled digital tickety thingys.
I think, the person in Question may have been to a workshop tonight.
