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The best fan experience was Man City v B'mouth, these sides provided 57.8% of in playing, the time was 56.05 minutes..
The worse was Brentford v Man U 45:31 mins a miserable 46.3 % ..fan experience.
Others ball in play was :
Villa game 53%
Gunners game 54.1%.
Seagulls game 48.1%
Saints game 47.8%.
Wolves game 52%
Time for 30 minutes each way?
If I had just watched City beat Man Utd 4-0, I wouldn’t consider it a miserable fan experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Without checking past weeks, I'd say the weather has a lot to do with the seemingly low percentages yesterday.
Look no further than Rugby Union for fans being robbed.
Look no further than Rugby Union for fans being robbed.
At least they stop the clock !
Only right at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
The "end" seemingly arbitrary.
Why not lengthen halves to 60 minutes ? Or just have a minimum amount of time the ball has to be in play (75 minutes ?) and keep playing until that figure is reached. An extra official would obviously be needed to keep track and inform the ref when the threshold is passed. He could then just pick up the ball and walk off. Or (and this is revolutionary), why don't the powers that be just stop fiddling with the rules and leave them as they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
There is still SO much more that could be done to stop time wasting which I think that everyone hates. (especially goalkeepers - it was good to see the Reading keeper having a disaster yesterday after his antics the week before 🤣)Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
The 30 minutes each way proposal is based on the ball being in play.Quote:
Originally Posted by dml1954