TeessideCleveland
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Or does the first yellow give them a free pass to do it to their hearts content for the rest of the match?
Has a keeper ever had a second yellow for timewasting?
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TeaCider
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Keeper left stunned after he is sent off as time-wasting tactic backfires
GOALKEEPER Rodrigo Moura was sent off for time-wasting during his Chaves side’s clash with Portimonense yesterday. The Brazilian dawdled over a goal kick with his side leading 2-0 in the 88th…
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TeaCider
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I don't think it's happened in England though.
It should have in many games.
I do find it funny that people were adamant that the ref had no choice to send off Declan Rice for gently kicking away a ball when referees constantly ignore blatant time-wasting in matches up and down the country.
It should have in many games.
I do find it funny that people were adamant that the ref had no choice to send off Declan Rice for gently kicking away a ball when referees constantly ignore blatant time-wasting in matches up and down the country.
Norfolkred1
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My answer is. Yellow card 1st offence, continue to waste time, Ref calls the Captain over and gives him a yellow. HIS team, HIS responsibility. Soon it will end.
atypical_boro
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Or just book players for time wasting regardless of their position and stop referring to it as “game management”.
atypical_boro
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Rush keeper? That would be fun!
Norfolkred1
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If the Captain is on a yellow already, it could change the whole game. Goalkeepers will never ecru enough yellows for a ban.Or just book players for time wasting regardless of their position and stop referring to it as “game management”.
Centralscrutinizer
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Proper accounting for and adding on of the wasted time wouldn't be a bad idea 
atypical_boro
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Why not just
Time wasting 1 - yellow card
Time wasting 2 - second yellow?
As it would be for everyone else.
h_m_boro
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Time wasting is a funny one, different refs view things differently.
So after the first yellow, yes, the ref could have a word with the captain/keeper and say if it happens again he's off.
I'm too kind aren't I?
Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants
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What was the game the other week, swansea? Keeper booked in 1st half, keeper had 2 minute talking to 2nd half for time wasting. They get away with murder
birkbeck_dj
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Keepers rarely get the second yellow. The best player to time waste. Refs won't do anything. He did it with an injury that broke up a dominant passage of Boro play. Because a keeper is needed in goal, the player can't be simply taken off the field.
A frustrating match but Preston played it perfectly with the ref officiating.
A frustrating match but Preston played it perfectly with the ref officiating.
atypical_boro
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Well sending keepers off more would soon put a stop to it.Time wasting is a funny one, different refs view things differently.
So after the first yellow, yes, the ref could have a word with the captain/keeper and say if it happens again he's off.
I'm too kind aren't I?
Remember when players kept getting sent off for removing their shirts?
That would be when he ran all the way to the keeper pointing to his watch presumably indicating he’d add on the time wasted and then promptly didn’t!
The Card Cheat
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Or ... indirect free kick from where the keeper was time wasting from. I think that would be more of a deterrent.
viv_andersons_nana
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I would say; for every 10 seconds the goalkeeper has the ball, one minute is added on at the end of the half. A man in the stands with a stopwatch keeps a count. Job done.
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