Internationals, October 2019
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Lako42
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Better than he's used to at Utd then
pork pie fox
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This really is dire.
Blue Maniac
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Haaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
pork pie fox
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Really shite
Blue Maniac
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How the **** did they get UEFA membership?
Payne74
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By being at the same level as England, FIFA felt sorry for England so have them Membership so we could win a game
Payne74
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It's been like this for 53 years so nothing unexpected
Blue Maniac
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This sounds fake, can you cite sources?
Putting aside how crap England were...
It's time we had someone other than the ref keeping the time, with the clock stopped every time there's an injury, substitution, timewasting etc.
Refs, particularly at international level, rarely play enough.
For example, (a minimum of) 4 minutes were added at the end of the 90. England got a free kick, but one of the Czech players was "injured". It took 75 seconds from the time Pickford was ready to take the free kick, to the time the ref blew the whistle to allow him to take it. But the ref only added an extra 22 seconds.
Timewasting works because refs never add the right amount of time on.
It's time we had someone other than the ref keeping the time, with the clock stopped every time there's an injury, substitution, timewasting etc.
Refs, particularly at international level, rarely play enough.
For example, (a minimum of) 4 minutes were added at the end of the 90. England got a free kick, but one of the Czech players was "injured". It took 75 seconds from the time Pickford was ready to take the free kick, to the time the ref blew the whistle to allow him to take it. But the ref only added an extra 22 seconds.
Timewasting works because refs never add the right amount of time on.
Payne74
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Yeah sorry you got me it is fake Red Lion under 9's are clearly better than England I can't prove otherwise
pork pie fox
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I think they should just play 30 mins each way (or similar), but stop the clock every time the ball isn’t in play.
May be a couple of seasons ago, but, for example:
Why the Premier League needs to introduce a stop-clock
Sport depends on common rules, and yet one of the most fundamental in football - that a game lasts 90 minutes - is never adhered to at all.
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