u/citiesfan

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Well, I deleted my last post, because i made a mistake, lets clear this up:

According to the new law, a player needs to stay 1 minute (playtime) if the player that had gone out delays it (not within 10 seconds). But, now this situation:

Team A wants to substitute and player AA (player A team A) does longer than 10 seconds. Player BA (Player B, team A), needs to wait 1 playing minute. Clock ref stopped? time stopped! But, player BA can ONLY enter the field when the game is stopped.

Now is the bal for 5 minutes in play and AA thinks ''let me make a foul, so BA can go in'', the foul is a bad foul and you give yellow. But, you know he does it only so BA can join the field, aint that a sort of delay or ''showing a lack of respect for the game''

2nd: throwing ball away for delaying a game is for me a YC (yellow card) but, i read just now:

Sending-off

Sending-off offences include (but are not limited to):

• delaying the restart of play by the opposing team e.g. holding onto the ball, kicking the ball away, obstructing the movement of a player

who of you have ever gave a red card for throwing/kicking ball away??

New rules coming next season:

https://downloads.theifab.com/downloads/changes-to-the-laws-of-the-game-202627?l=en

My most important question, at this moment:

With the new rule about a player having to wait one minute before being allowed to enter/re-enter the field, I can see some interesting practical situations coming up.

For example:

A team has a player waiting to come on or re-enter after treatment. The one minute has passed, but the ball has not gone out of play yet.

What if a teammate deliberately kicks the ball out of play, giving possession to the opponents, just to create the stoppage needed to let their player enter? Would you consider that normal tactical play, delaying/spoiling the game, or potentially cautionable?

And what if a player deliberately commits a minor foul on an opponent for the same reason: to force a stoppage so their teammate can enter/re-enter? Would you treat that as “smart”, unsporting behaviour, or simply judge the foul on its own merits?

Curious how other referees would manage this in practice.