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No, because players would be constantly flicking the ball onto players' arms.

If two automatically go up, if the third place team is more than 7 points ahead of the fourth place club, there are no play-offs for that season and the third place club goes up.

A successful Penenka penalty would count for double, both in a game and a shoot-out.

The risk of injury would substantially increase as players try to make up ground in the wide open spaces. Would be a farce.

A lot of 0-0 draws going into the 85th minute would suspiciously turn into 1-1 draws.

Yes, if Barnsley are playing Brighton and then Crystal Palace, and Craig Davies scythes down Will Buckley to gain a yellow card, leading to a ban in the next match, it would mean that Crystal Palace benefit from the yellow card more than Brighton. In other words, it's best to punish a team in...