Ace
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Eliminate offsides.
Not the challenge. The whole concept.
Let’s Wild West this muther
Not the challenge. The whole concept.
Let’s Wild West this muther
Eliminate offsides.
Not the challenge. The whole concept.
Let’s Wild West this muther
Unintended consequence: Game is held up eight minutes while they review if the goal was scored within the five seconds or not. Then they review the actual offside.Keep it mainly as it is.
But regarding reviewing offside:
Keep the rule, but limit it. Just say you can't go back on an offside occuring more than 5 seconds before the goal was scored... Water under the bridge. Just let the challenges only be for the true breakaway goals, where the defending team hasn't had the chance of fighting themselves into the game despite a wrong call.
There are always wrong calls, they are more or less a part of the game, just fight your way into the game again. And don't go whining about it "uh, there was a mistake two minutes ago..."
So, say offsides more than five seconds before the goal was scored, cannot be challenged.
Get rid of the instigator rule.
Delay of game is an icing, not a penalty
The blue line is treated as a plane for offsides
Were you a fan before the POG penalty?
POG would happen 8 - 12 times a game. Do you think the refs would know which ones were on purpose? (hint: all of them, or at least 9/10)
Live off the netting if the impetus for the puck hitting the netting was within the attacking zone. That is you can't "dump" the puck into the attacking zone into the netting from the neutral zone on the fly.
My Best-Carey
No hand pass or kicking motion rules.
Just the threat of a penalty would be enough to deter that though. The rule was put in place to stop players from doing it on purpose, but since it's never worth a 2:00 penalty every time it happens now it's accidental. It's really not asking much to tell refs to just call the especially egregious/bone-headed ones.
But it wasn't. That's why the rule is in place now. And it works.
POG happens now maybe once every 2 or 3 games.
What? They never gave penalties for it. And no, it doesn't work because it's punishing a play it was never intended to punish.
9/10 of the delay calls nowadays are just unfortunate BS- a puck rolling, a puck batted out of midair, that sorta thing. No one is gonna try to start sneaking 'em in if refs are allowed to use their brains- it isn't worth the risk. They just have to call the worst examples and the tone is set- don't risk it, 'cause it isn't worth it. Hell, just make it automatic if a team does 3 in a game. But the current system sucks because those are bs bad luck penalties nearly every single time they get called.
POG is the hill you'll die on?!
LOL