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DickEmery posted:What happens if a goalie gets a yellow? It realistically couldn't replace cautions altogether, and frankly I have doubts that anyone currently involved in running the game could implement (or oversee the implementation of) such a rule in an adequate manner. Doesn't make it a bad idea though.
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Red card and penalty is a harsh punishment. Should only be red if its a reckless/dangerous challenge as well
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Dec 5, 2013 22:08
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Turn the yellow card into a sin bin card as suggested, but also add an orange card which functions like the current yellow. In addition each team's manager gets a joker card they can play for 15 minutes each match. In that 15 minute period every ref's decision is doubled: score a goal? Two goals! Every foul becomes a yellow card offence, yellow counts as orange, orange counts as red and red gets an extra player of the aggrieved team's choice sent off. But be wary: the joker affects both teams equally: take down an opposing player in the box and you could be down two men and facing two penalties!
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Dec 5, 2013 22:33
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Tsaedje posted:Turn the yellow card into a sin bin card as suggested, but also add an orange card which functions like the current yellow. In addition each team's manager gets a joker card they can play for 15 minutes each match. In that 15 minute period every ref's decision is doubled: score a goal? Two goals! Every foul becomes a yellow card offence, yellow counts as orange, orange counts as red and red gets an extra player of the aggrieved team's choice sent off. But be wary: the joker affects both teams equally: take down an opposing player in the box and you could be down two men and facing two penalties! This sounds like a great element and I think it will add a lot to the game's strategy.
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Dec 5, 2013 23:13
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Yeah a penalty box (sin bin? what is this, a catholic school) has done wonders to stop flagrant fouls in hockey.
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Peanut President posted:Yeah a penalty box (sin bin? what is this, a catholic school) has done wonders to stop flagrant fouls in hockey. Anything that leads to more chances is good, teams can just suck the life out of a game now and its fuckass boring to watch. Especially internationals.
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Dec 6, 2013 00:20
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How about instead of a sin bin we have a win bin?
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In Vietnam they have a Nguyen Bin
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DickEmery posted:What happens if a goalie gets a yellow? Can't use his hands for 5 minutes
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Tsaedje posted:Turn the yellow card into a sin bin card as suggested, but also add an orange card which functions like the current yellow. In addition each team's manager gets a joker card they can play for 15 minutes each match. In that 15 minute period every ref's decision is doubled: score a goal? Two goals! Every foul becomes a yellow card offence, yellow counts as orange, orange counts as red and red gets an extra player of the aggrieved team's choice sent off. But be wary: the joker affects both teams equally: take down an opposing player in the box and you could be down two men and facing two penalties! If the joker card overlaps into half time the teams have to have a dance off, winning team gets to select a player on the other team who has to play the rest of the match with his boots on the wrong feet.
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Peanut President posted:Yeah a penalty box (sin bin? what is this, a catholic school) has done wonders to stop flagrant fouls in hockey. Yeah well in hockey they have more gradual punishment: minors (your average penalty like tripping, cross-checking, etc) is 2 minutes and if the other team scores the penalty ends, more nasty stuff is 5 and doesn't end on a goal, and if a guy gets injured off a penalty it's usually a 5 min major plus the offender gets sent off. (Plus there's subtle differences between leagues/sanctioning bodies in regards to what is a penalty/how long you sit for, but you get that anywhere.)
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Dec 6, 2013 01:19
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Dravs posted:If the joker card overlaps into half time the teams have to have a dance off, winning team gets to select a player on the other team who has to play the rest of the match with his boots on the wrong feet. If a winning teams goes a match without using the joker card, they get a Double Joker Card in their next game and they may force one player from the other club to switch sides for 15 minutes. If the other team uses a Double Joker Card during the same minute, however, a Reversal of Fortune is played and two players must defect from the original team for 30 minutes. If a team goes without usage of a Double Joker Card for the entire match, in their next home game the club must declare a "house law" that will function as a normal Law of the Game so long as it affects both sides equally.
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Dec 6, 2013 01:26
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You've activated my trap card, I play Green Eyes Irate Midfielder, your defense is destroyed for 10 minutes plus my keeper gets +100SPD, your move.
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vaginal culture posted:Anything that leads to more chances is good, teams can just suck the life out of a game now and its fuckass boring to watch. Especially internationals. Only if they make "back passing in your half" a penalty.
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Dec 6, 2013 03:56
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FIFA still haven't made a decision on that whole winter/summer thing. No rush, you know, just every single domestic league of relevance will be affected. http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25653594
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I kind of like that FIFA buck the trend of powerful organizations secretly being for sale by being openly for sale.
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Pissflaps posted:How about instead of a sin bin we have a win bin? What will this all mean for the tradition of telling players/teams to get in said garbage area?
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sebzilla posted:What will this all mean for the tradition of telling players/teams to get in said garbage area? \o/ Get in the win! \o/
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Jan 9, 2014 04:52
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Every time I see this dumb Qatari ahole's smug smile it makes me angry. Then he's so goofy it reminds me of this and I have to laugh: 
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Bea Nanner posted:FIFA still haven't made a decision on that whole winter/summer thing. No rush, you know, just every single domestic league of relevance will be affected. Most of them are so old they know that they either won't be around by 2022 or by then they would have sacrificed enough pure vigins to ensure they spend the rest of their days living in luxury on a tropical island somewhere. they are just leaving it for the next lot to deal with which probably means a decision will be made some time in 2021.
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Just been listening to five live and they're discussing if the tennis in qatar will be called off due to temperature, in january
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Just been listening to five live and they're discussing if the tennis in qatar will be called off due to temperature, in january It'll be fine for the summer world cup as they'll be playing in air conditioned stadiums, it'll all be fine. Seriously thought, it's only 20C at the moment why would they call off the tennis ? humidity?
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Just been listening to five live and they're discussing if the tennis in qatar will be called off due to temperature, in january I think they're talking about Australia what with the open being on and players feinting during matches because of heat stroke.
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Yes, it hit like 40 degrees in Aus with the tennis and they had reports of players vomiting and passing out. Of course in tennis they play for 4 or 5 minutes followed by a rest, so letting football players play non stop for 45 minutes I guess there will be a few on pitch deaths occurring.
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serious gaylord posted:I think they're talking about Australia what with the open being on and players feinting during matches because of heat stroke.
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Just been listening to five live and they're discussing if the tennis in qatar will be called off due to temperature, in january Its freezing here at the minute. I had to wear a jumper.
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serious gaylord posted:I think they're talking about Australia what with the open being on and players feinting during matches because of heat stroke.  Don't knwo why i thought they were going on about qatar
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I wouldn't worry about it. I'm pretty sure they said they were going to air condition the stadiums in Quatar for the WC during the bidding process.
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nictigre03 posted:I wouldn't worry about it. I'm pretty sure they said they were going to air condition the stadiums in Quatar for the WC during the bidding process.
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I think their version of air con basically means firing a million missiles into the atmosphere until dense enough clouds form.
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install giant sprinkler systems in every stadium and have them run nonstop for every game: problem solved
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Crazy Ted posted:They are going to somehow air-condition the stadiums while at the same time having them be open-air with no roofing. That's what was put in their proposal. Which was placed as "high risk" in the technical evaluation of their proposal, which was a very polite way of saying "what they are claiming they can do is actually impossible."
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:
Australia wasn't trying to host a World Cup in January. edit: I can't read.
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Concerned Citizen posted:Which was placed as "high risk" in the technical evaluation of their proposal, which was a very polite way of saying "what they are claiming they can do is actually impossible." Actually it's not impossible, here I'll show you how (takes out large stack of non-sequential $100 bills)
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Troy Queef posted:Actually it's not impossible, here I'll show you how (takes out large stack of non-sequential $100 bills) Why are they not sequential? This is very important to me.
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Nostradingus posted:Why are they not sequential? This is very important to me. Harder for fraud/corruption investigators to track, but then again FIFA has already investigated itself and found that they aren't corrupt
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Nostradingus posted:Why are they not sequential? This is very important to me. Bills come in big plastic-wrapped stacks of plastic-wrapped wads to individual banks, in print order obviously, and if you take out a large amount of money it'll just be paid in those wads for convenience sake, instead of counting out used notes in the till (likely not enough in branch tills for bribery amounts anyway), so they'll be sequential. If you get a big chunk of sequential bills paid to you it's obvious those bills were exclusively used for that transaction and taken from the bank for that specific transaction, and they can work out roughly what timeframe it was taken from the bank from when and where those notes where delivered, and thus find the actual account it was taken from. Non sequential could be accumulated from any number of things from any number of people or places. Wootcannon fucked around with this message at 00:24 on Jan 17, 2014 |
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Wootcannon posted:Bills come in big plastic-wrapped stacks of plastic-wrapped wads to individual banks, in print order obviously, and if you take out a large amount of money it'll just be paid in those wads for convenience sake, instead of counting out used notes in the till (likely not enough in branch tills for bribery amounts anyway), so they'll be sequential. If you get a big chunk of sequential bills paid to you it's obvious those bills were exclusively used for that transaction and taken from the bank for that specific transaction, and they can work out roughly what timeframe it was taken from the bank from when and where those notes where delivered, and thus find the actual account it was taken from. Non sequential could be accumulated from any number of things from any number of people or places. Nice meltdown
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Nostradingus posted:Why are they not sequential? This is very important to me. what, you've never laundered money before?
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http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jan/20/jerome-champagne-sepp-blatter-fifa-presidency Jerome Champagne is going to run for FIFA presidency. How long before he gets caught up in a corruption scandal so Blatter can run uncontested again?
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