Referees will give time-wasting keepers a countdown under new idea being trialled by football’s lawmakers, while ‘daylight’ offside is being looked at again

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Eight seconds for goalkeepers to release ball – or concede a corner

Lawmakers are considering a change that would see goalkeepers receive a new punishment for keeping hold of the ball too long with too much time currently being wasted and no punishment issued

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Radical new football laws will see time-wasting goalkeepers concede corners

PREMIER LEAGUE fans could be joining in with a referee countdown aimed at combating time-wasting within three seasons. Referees taking part in the trials both in Prem League Two and Malta have been awarding corners to the attacking side if the ball is not released by goalkeepers within an eight second count. GettyBukayo Saka of Arsenal takes a corner[/caption]
Match refs hold a hand in the air after three seconds before counting down a further f…

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Prem to introduce new law that would see more corners and Arsenal fans love it

IFAB are considering altering the time-wasting and offside rules partly on the suggestion of Arsenal legend Arsene Wenger.

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Goalkeepers beware! New time-wasting and 'daylight' offside rules being considered after proposal from ex-Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger

Goalkeepers will be punished if they hold onto the ball for more than eight seconds if a trialled rule change is implemented into football law. The International Football Association Board (IFAB) are suggesting referees award the opposition a corner if a goalkeeper keeps the ball for longer than the designated time. All fans know the frustration of goalkeepers clinging onto a ball when your team is chasing a goal in the dying minutesGETTY That’s…

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Major rule change to stop time wasting goalkeepers considered after trial

The Premier League is reportedly considering implementing a new rule to curb time-wasting, which fans on social media believe could benefit Arsenal.

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"To Arsenal that's a penalty" - Fans react as new rule being considered to award a corner for goalkeeper violation comes to light

Goalkeepers who hold the ball for more than eight seconds could be punished with a corner instead of an indirect foul, a change that has already been trialled in youth categories in England and Malta

Τερματοφύλακες που κρατούν την μπάλα για περισσότερα από οκτώ δευτερόλεπτα θα μπορούσαν να τιμωρηθούν με κόρνερ αντί για έμμεσο φάουλ, μια αλλαγή που έχει ήδη δοκιμαστεί σε νεανικές κατηγορίες στην Αγγλία και τη Μάλτα

Έρχεται νέος κανονισμός για τις καθυστερήσεις: Θα δίνεται κόρνερ εάν οι τερματοφύλακες κρατούν την μπάλα περισσότερο από 8’’

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New regulation for delays is coming: A corner will be given if the goalkeepers keep the ball more than 8”

7:01 PM Dec 5, 2024: Time-wasting tactics, particularly by goalkeepers, have long been a source of frustration for Celtic fans. But a proposed rule change could soon make life harder for opposition keepers looking to run down the clock. Under a new system trialled by football’s lawmakers, referees would be empowered to award a corner to the opposition if a ...

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New Rule Could Turn Time-Wasting Into Corners

A proposed change will punish goalkeepers for wasting time by awarding a corner to the opposition. Arsenal fans are happy with the change after their team's success.

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Arsenal fans delighted as new corners rule emerge after recent success

Time-wasting tactics, particularly by goalkeepers, have long been a source of frustration for Celtic fans. But a proposed rule change could soon make life harder for opposition keepers looking to run down the clock. Under a new system trialled by football’s lawmakers, referees would be empowered to award a corner to the opposition if a […] The post New Rule Could Turn Time-Wasting Into Corners first appeared on Celts Are Here.

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