It's a well-intentioned rule that will be way too difficult to ever enforce

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May 12, 2024
11:33:53am

shoganai Truly Addicted User

It's a well-intentioned rule that will be way too difficult to ever enforce

properly.

Good for MLS for trying it out, but I don't see it ever sticking.

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shoganai

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Last login: May 23, 2024
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Messi hates this new MLS rule. Was it designed to minimize fake “injuries”? If

BlooCoug

May 12, 11:06am

Well Messi and other players created this due to faking injuries.

WJCougar

May 12, 11:23am

Messi isn’t a flopper. He often gets knocked all around and ends up making

gwalker

May 12, 11:26am

No one is going to risk a red card to get a player off for 2 minutes. It isn’t worth it. And if the player is truly hurt

RalphWiggam

May 12, 11:28am

It's a well-intentioned rule that will be way too difficult to ever enforce

shoganai

May 12, 11:33am

It's incredibly simple to enforce. If trainers come out, you already have to leave the pitch. Now they don't immediately

Spiff

May 12, 11:55am

The inevitable outcome is pressure on the referees to not call a trainer out

shoganai

May 12, 12:00pm

Messi has his fame, but average MLS players will be more likely to support rule

cwilke1

May 12, 12:51pm

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