From: Bob on 4 Aug 2010 14:51 anders t wrote: > Quoting Bob in rec.sport.soccer: >> anders t wrote: >>> Quoting Bob in rec.sport.soccer: >>> >>>> Park the bus would be less attractive if antiplay was sanctioned >>>> more heavily. Curtailing anti-play may require the use of video >>>> both during and after the game. >>> >>> But there is no way defensive play can be sanctioned. You can't (as >>> in must not) forbid teams to defend. >> >> I am talking about foul play that almost always occur when teams >> park the bus. >> > > The rules are alreedy in place for that. True, but they are enforced very unconsistantly.
From: Mirobaldo on 5 Aug 2010 06:11 Il 03/08/2010 16:06, milivella ha scritto: > A match lasts until one of the teams leads by two goals. > > Pros: > - A single error by the referee couldn't be decisive. > - Defensive/destructive tactics would be meaningless. > - The best team would have more chances to win. (but less upsets could > be considered bad by some) > > Cons: > - Everything that depend from a unknown play time. (but sports like > volleyball and tennis live with it) > > Your opinion? Min 30 minutes of game. Larger goal door. More player can be substitute. A substitution is not definitive. Cheers
From: Abubakr on 5 Aug 2010 06:32 On Aug 5, 8:11 pm, Mirobaldo <miroba...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Il 03/08/2010 16:06, milivella ha scritto: > > > A match lasts until one of the teams leads by two goals. > > > Pros: > > - A single error by the referee couldn't be decisive. > > - Defensive/destructive tactics would be meaningless. > > - The best team would have more chances to win. (but less upsets could > > be considered bad by some) > > > Cons: > > - Everything that depend from a unknown play time. (but sports like > > volleyball and tennis live with it) > > > Your opinion? > > Min 30 minutes of game. > Larger goal door. > More player can be substitute. > A substitution is not definitive. This just favours teams with depth in their squads and will only widen the gulf between big and small clubs.
From: Neil Gerace on 5 Aug 2010 09:38 milivella wrote: > A match lasts until one of the teams leads by two goals. According to the creation myth of Australian Rules football, the first game had a rule that the first team to score two goals would win. The match lasted three afternoons and ended in a draw after only one goal had been scored.
From: Insane Ranter on 5 Aug 2010 10:09
What about making the field smaller by say 10yds to 20yds in length maybe more might even smaller number of players. If anything watching indoor, beach, or the smaller versions of the game we see more shots, more goals, more action. With a 80yd pitch you'd still be far enough that a shot from midfield is still kinda far to be taking but the transition from offense to defense would be much faster. And play 9v9 so you could play say 3-3-2 or 3-4-1 etc. |