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  • #2
    Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

    This should be a good thread :hehe:

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    • #3
      Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

      They stole this idea from me, I want my cut.

      The way teams just share out yellows between themselves in games in order to run down the clock/prevent attacks from building makes this change vital. Hopefully it won't be used much because teams see the threat and change tactics so they don't lose a player or two.

      Does a ref actually have the balls to referee to it though? Similar to holding in the penalty area, it isn't a deterrent if you never use it.

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      • #4
        Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

        Originally posted by Eric Cartman View Post
        They stole this idea from me, I want my cut.

        The way teams just share out yellows between themselves in games in order to run down the clock/prevent attacks from building makes this change vital. Hopefully it won't be used much because teams see the threat and change tactics so they don't lose a player or two.

        Does a ref actually have the balls to referee to it though? Similar to holding in the penalty area, it isn't a deterrent if you never use it.
        Does anybody remember - I think it was at least 6 months ago - they introduced new rules to stop time-wasting. That went well. More stoppages, more players using it to their side's advantage, more cheating. More reviews [presume VAR will be the the arbiter]

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        • #5
          Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

          I'd prefer cheerleaders

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          • #6
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            Refs already have powers to sort this out and don't use them and I fear there will be lots more threads on here about poor refereeing decisions

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            • #7
              Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

              At what level?

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              • #8
                Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                Originally posted by NYCBlue View Post
                At what level?
                Men & women’s FA Cup next season, if I’ve read it right.

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                • #9
                  Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                  Seems like this will bring about the end of the two yellow cards dismissals. Yes, I know they are saying blue cards will only be issued for specific offences at the moment, but we can all remember when VAR was supposed to only be used to correct "clear and obvious errors".

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                  • #10
                    Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                    Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
                    Seems like this will bring about the end of the two yellow cards dismissals. Yes, I know they are saying blue cards will only be issued for specific offences at the moment, but we can all remember when VAR was supposed to only be used to correct "clear and obvious errors".
                    It'll just add another grey area to the laws of the game.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                      Originally posted by Nobody's Rep View Post
                      Refs already have powers to sort this out and don't use them and I fear there will be lots more threads on here about poor refereeing decisions
                      Yea it's a cop out really.

                      Just implement the bookings and reds properly and as consistently as possible.

                      I'd even rather straight reds for the offences this blue will cover. Instead of pissing about with 10 minutes sin bins everywhere just send them off.

                      It will be carnage for a while but not for long when players and clubs soon start being punished accordingly.

                      Not quite a red but a blue card will just mean most matches have these where one team is at a disadvantage and it's dragging it out as I don't think it fixes the issue long term.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                        I have advocated this idea for quite a while. No ref would dare issue a red card for what is laughably called a "professional foul" - so the blue card would do the job. I don't see why there should be any problem of interpretation - everyman and his brother can immediately tell when a defender deliberately pulls down an opponent when he is charging down the pitch towards the goal. Why just 10 minutes anyway, let's have 30 minutes!

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                        • #13
                          Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                          Originally posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
                          It'll just add another grey area to the laws of the game.
                          Yet another colour then.

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                          • #14
                            Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                            Originally posted by Nobody's Rep View Post
                            Refs already have powers to sort this out and don't use them and I fear there will be lots more threads on here about poor refereeing decisions
                            Well said, sir. Very true. Rushed and wrong.

                            StT.
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                            • #15
                              Re: Blue Cards to be Introduced

                              More confusion, vagueness over the rules and their interpretation.
                              Why not put players in the bin for 10 minutes when they get a yellow card? There shouldn't be a need for another card.

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