Added time!

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  1. Thomas Bellamy

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    When a player gets injured and requires treatment I hate it when other players from both teams have to walk over to the touchline for a drink and a natter to the manager. It never seams to make a difference to the game except more time added on at the end. Sorry, just my gripe.
     
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    tykesfan Well-Known Member

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    What i hate is if the trainer has to come on to treat a player, that player has to go off, however if it's the keeper he doesn't. Either bin the rule or enforce it.
     
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    Rugby League (a much poorer game) has timekeepers, who stop the clock when there's a stoppage - so everyone can (transparently) see what time is left. Why hasn't football cottoned on?
     
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    Dr Zazlos Banned Idiot

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    Not sure about time added on.

    If the ref had blown 10 minutes early yesterday I wouldn't have complained :)
     
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    Rugby League is a far superior game, and a game where you are either constantly attacking or defending. Footballers get the chance to have a breather when it's one or the other.
     

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