Sin-bin trials to commence

Skoorb

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What do we think Blues?

Sin-bin plan to be looked at by football's lawmaking body Ifab

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38824937

Never one to embrace change quickly, it would be years before this is introduced in the professional game which seems ridiculous to me. Just how much evaluation/validation does it need?
 
Is it all yellow card offences? If it is I'm not sure given the inconsistencies we see with yellows.

I'd like to see sin bin for dissent
 
Bluedub - 2/2/2017 10:31

Is it all yellow card offences? If it is I'm not sure given the inconsistencies we see with yellows.

I'd like to see sin bin for dissent

Agree with you Bluey.
Players that get in the refs face should get ten minutes at least. :026:
 
OziMan - 2/2/2017 04:58

Bluedub - 2/2/2017 10:31

Is it all yellow card offences? If it is I'm not sure given the inconsistencies we see with yellows.

I'd like to see sin bin for dissent

Agree with you Bluey.
Players that get in the refs face should get ten minutes at least. :026:

And should be made wear a dunce's hat while they're in the sin bin.

Last night there was a perfect example of the inconsistencies I was referring to above, Sterling was rightly booked for taking Carrol down but the problem I had was that Feghouli had done the same to Silva around 30 seconds earlier, we were awarded a free but no card for Feghouli. That would mean Sterling in the bin and Feghouli not, that would drive me crackers.
 
whats words a yellow card or off the field for 10 minutes and if he does it in the last minute of a game, does that mean he cannot play for the first 9 minutes of the next?