[Football] Premier League rule changes 2019/20

A1X · May 20, 2019

https://www.90min.com/posts/6371766...to-come-into-effect-in-2019-20/partners/35681

In summary;

Clarification of hand ball rules in relation to goals (e.g. Llorente in the Champions League)
Yellow and Red cards for Managers
Subs must leave from the nearest part of the pitch to prevent time-wasting
No opposition players in a team's wall for free kicks
Teams cannot contest drop balls, ball is simply given back to the team
Goalkeepers forced to stay on their lines for penalty kicks

Mellotron · May 20, 2019

A1X said:
https://www.90min.com/posts/6371766...to-come-into-effect-in-2019-20/partners/35681

In summary;

Clarification of hand ball rules in relation to goals (e.g. Llorente in the Champions League)

Yellow and Red cards for Managers

Subs must leave from the nearest part of the pitch to prevent time-wasting

No opposition players in a team's wall for free kicks

Teams cannot contest drop balls, ball is simply given back to the team

Goalkeepers forced to stay on their lines for penalty kicks

All sound pretty sensible - however I remember a season or so ago, they said that holding of shirts in the box at corners would be clamped down on severely. That last about 2 games.

sully · May 20, 2019

What are the consequences for any of these not happening?

For instance, if a substituted player wanders away from the nearest point of exit, is it a mandatory booking? If already booked, would it prevent the substitution being made?

If a goalkeeper moves off his line (already an offence surely) is a goal awarded regardless?

Mellotron · May 20, 2019

sully said:
If a goalkeeper moves off his line (already an offence surely) is a goal awarded regardless?

Hopefully the common sense there would be a retake if the penalty isn't scored.

Tim Over Whelmed · May 20, 2019

Disagree with leaving by the nearest part, can you imagine an opposition player walking around the pitch, say Grealish at Birmingham, disaster waiting to happen. Maybe say 20 secs to leave the field?

GT49er · May 20, 2019

Mellotron said:
All sound pretty sensible - however I remember a season or so ago, they said that holding of shirts in the box at corners would be clamped down on severely. That lasted about 2 games.

I don't remember it lasting that long ...............................

studio150 · May 20, 2019

Stand by for all players being substituted in the closing stages of the game, finding themselves on the centre spot and still walking slowly to the touchline

Albumen · May 20, 2019

studio150 said:
Stand by for all players being substituted in the closing stages of the game, finding themselves on the centre stop and still walking slowly to the touchline

Someone needs to do a heatmap of that this time next year.

Normal Rob · May 20, 2019

studio150 said:
Stand by for all players being substituted in the closing stages of the game, finding themselves on the centre stop and still walking slowly to the touchline

Albumen said:
Someone needs to do a heatmap of that this time next year.

What happens if an injured player comes to rest near the centre spot, but just 2-3 yards or so the other side from the dugout? Do they have to walk off on the wrong side and then make their way around the pitch? One would hope that, wherever the player is, the ref will indicate where they should walk when leaving the pitch, but it's still going to get a little messy.

dingodan · May 20, 2019

sully said:
What are the consequences for any of these not happening?

For instance, if a substituted player wanders away from the nearest point of exit, is it a mandatory booking? If already booked, would it prevent the substitution being made?

If a goalkeeper moves off his line (already an offence surely) is a goal awarded regardless?

Somewhere in the bowels of the FA a lowly minion has just read this post.

LamieRobertson · May 20, 2019

Tim Over Whelmed said:
Disagree with leaving by the nearest part, can you imagine an opposition player walking around the pitch, say Grealish at Birmingham, disaster waiting to happen. Maybe say 20 secs to leave the field?

Ten seconds to leave the field if tactical...or a minute added on..if he’s limping his teammates can carry him off :moo:

Mellor 3 Ward 4 · May 20, 2019

A1X said:
https://www.90min.com/posts/6371766...to-come-into-effect-in-2019-20/partners/35681

In summary;

Subs must leave from the nearest part of the pitch to prevent time-wasting
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Introduce a clock, which stops when the ball goes out of play, and it stops all time-wasting.

Don't understand why this hasn't already been introduced. Takes all responsibility away from the referee.

Lankyseagull · May 20, 2019

Wish they'd reinstate the rule that Goalkeepers must take goal kicks from the same side of the goal that the ball went out.

That would be a sure fire way of reducing time wasting during games.

Sussex Nomad · May 20, 2019

VAR is as good as a rule change shirley?

Milano · May 20, 2019

The keeper/penalty one isn’t a rule change, it means they will ask refs to focus on it.

Just add 1 minute on for every sub made, add on 2 minutes from 90 mins onwards.

I’d like to see keepers booked for time wasting after one warning, the warning being as soon as they start time wasting. Not just let said keeper get away with it for 70 minutes then book them on 85 minutes. (Watford at home was the worst for that).

Mellor 3 Ward 4 · May 20, 2019

Lankyseagull said:
Wish they'd reinstate the rule that Goalkeepers must take goal kicks from the same side of the goal that the ball went out.

That would be a sure fire way of reducing time wasting during games.

Again, solved by introducing a clock.

amexer · May 20, 2019

Mellor 3 Ward 4 said:
Introduce a clock, which stops when the ball goes out of play, and it stops all time-wasting.

Don't understand why this hasn't already been introduced. Takes all responsibility away from the referee.

Maybe difficult to monitor everytime ball goes out. An easy one to put in place would be stop clock when goal scored and restart at ko. Wouldnt matter then how long goal celebrations took.

Lankyseagull · May 20, 2019

Mellor 3 Ward 4 said:
Again, solved by introducing a clock.

Didn't need a clock when it was a rule up until 1992.

rippleman · May 20, 2019

So they are still insisting that a player who has been fouled has to leave the pitch after treatment thereby giving an advantage to the offending team when the resulting free kick is taken.

Bloody madness.

Kinky Gerbil · May 20, 2019

Milano said:
The keeper/penalty one isn’t a rule change, it means they will ask refs to focus on it.

Just add 1 minute on for every sub made, add on 2 minutes from 90 mins onwards.

I’d like to see keepers booked for time wasting after one warning, the warning being as soon as they start time wasting. Not just let said keeper get away with it for 70 minutes then book them on 85 minutes. (Watford at home was the worst for that).

Ryan would be sent off after 5 minutes lol

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