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  1. I have had a Son play in the JPL and, ahem I was a coach at a development centre playing in the JPL. Opinion. It is beneficial to look at all development centres, one size, one development centre does not fit all.
  2. The game should be stopped. Health and safety. The difference in pain between cramp and a muscle strain is? Not much. Really there is little difference. The difference in consequences are very different. Injury should be assessed on the pitch.
  3. There should be a immediate stoppage for a head injury. There will be occasions where it isn't. Cramp. Health an safety. The part that doesn't always get applied is that the player has to leave the pitch and the player does not have to return to the pitch immediately, the ref can use their discretion till there is a break in play. This was created to cut down on feigned tactical injuries.
  4. Play does not continue for a head injury. Play can be stopped instantly if the ref thinks there is a significant/serious injury. Play is stopped for injuries to keepers. Cramp game is stopped when ball is dead, time is added on.
  5. I would not advise this but I have seen an injured player transported off the pitch in a wheel barrow at a AYL game. There are worlds of court cases out there.
  6. Its a health and safety issue. In a fast moving mobile game. Players safety comes first.
  7. Thats is not in the laws of the game.
  8. The answer is no. I cheated. IFAB rules show Rangers vs Celtic penalty was called right by Beaton | The Herald (heraldscotland.com)
  9. Opinion, as somebody who has defended Liam Manning and wrote about development, and where obvious linear improvement can be made I wouldn't place any emphasis on this game. Blackburn were startlingly poor. The first two goals came from balls that hit the opponents not channels, and opponents who were the startlingly poor. The first was a goal from rubbish chucked up the pitch. Blackburn couldn't deal with that, that was representative of the opponents performance. Low quality was good enough to create goals. Tactics and shapes barely came into it. Good energy, decent intensity, well done, move on.
  10. First was an out ball stuck out the exit. The second resulted from an attempted pass. Tactic executed excellently. Not really.
  11. I support (my employment) people who don't possess a card, find it difficult and challenging to use them.
  12. And in a changing and evolving world you would hope that world would become more inclusive. Cashless and paperless services discriminate. Bristol City via the Robins foundation offer access to disabled people to play football. Are payments solely cashless and paperless? No. Cashless and paperless services discriminate.
  13. It was Ian Wright. Dion Dublin thinks the Keeper should be losing his marker. Gary Linker thinks the rules should be changed. Match of the day pundits opine regularly that ex pros should be a part of VAR decision making. Gary Lineker slams Wolves VAR controversy and calls for major rule change after West Ham decision (msn.com)
  14. Positional play does not exclude running with the ball. The team is playing positionally to get the ball to a position where Doku can take advantage of the opportunity created. A feature of positional play is seeking to create numerical advantage 3/4v 2 etc, and isolating opponents 1v1 - There's is the advantage for Doku.
  15. I may have some understanding without understanding! Multitasking does not aid cognitive performance, it can induce stress and mental fog, and causes the brain to use energy (glucose) faster creating poorer cognitive performance.
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