[CL] Champions League 2014/15 (37 Viewers)
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no, my point is that we don't need added time in football, whenever the ball is out of play referees should stop their clocks, and it's impossible to do it correctly for human, that's why computers should take care about time and it will resolve the problem with simulations in the end of match, throw in - stop the clock, goal kick - stop the clock etc. There is no added time in hockey, american football, baseball, volleyball, handball, but football is living in the middle ages and fat old fuckers from FIFA and Uefa doesn't want to change it, fortunately the board of directors of EPL are living in the current generation and they've started to use the hawkeye technology
but with Liverpool!!
Ok you say that but when a player sees 5 minutes of added time it might very well effect them mentally, and maybe in the 92nd minute they might have tried to waste as much time as possible at a corner flag or something to run the clock down in the final minute.
I think about 3 minutes was right i thought 5 was quite a lot considering there was only one long delay in the game of about a 1-2 minutes and all the substitutions were done relatively quickly.
I agree with RUS having injury time is stupid as it is just unnecessary, it would be much better to just stop the clock when the game is stopped for what ever reason.
I also think teams should be allowed 1 extra sub in extra time as having 3 for 90 minutes is fine but having 0 for extra time is a bit harsh on the game as someone could be carrying an injury and need to be replaced.
There are a couple of things in football that need clarifying in the game still but the game is still run by people living in the middle ages.
I think about 3 minutes was right i thought 5 was quite a lot considering there was only one long delay in the game of about a 1-2 minutes and all the substitutions were done relatively quickly.
I agree with RUS having injury time is stupid as it is just unnecessary, it would be much better to just stop the clock when the game is stopped for what ever reason.
I also think teams should be allowed 1 extra sub in extra time as having 3 for 90 minutes is fine but having 0 for extra time is a bit harsh on the game as someone could be carrying an injury and need to be replaced.
There are a couple of things in football that need clarifying in the game still but the game is still run by people living in the middle ages.
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Na dont forget where we came from two consecutive 7th place finishes and what amazing things this team has done in the last 3 years! It's crazy to even talk about winning the CL as this team is doing remarkable things in the league and we dont have the financial power to compete.
We want to eat in a restaurant that costs 100 euro but we are only willing to pay 10, it is impossible for this team to win the CL and the team has gone as far is it can go unless we spend 200 million.
We want to eat in a restaurant that costs 100 euro but we are only willing to pay 10, it is impossible for this team to win the CL and the team has gone as far is it can go unless we spend 200 million.
I suppose the problem is that if the game clock were stopped each time there was a stoppage in play, such as in basketball, hockey, american football... Football matches would last at least 30 minutes longer. However, it would discourage all the simulation we currently see and time wasting with injuries by teams with a lead. I despise Real Madrid, but 5 minutes of injury time was the bare minimum that should have been added, with all the crap lying around that Atletico players were doing. It was worse in our 2nd leg against Benfica, when I counted 3 minutes from the 80th minute to the 93rd minute when play was actually occurring. That means 10 minutes of dead time with the Benfica players stopping play, neglecting earlier in the half. That match should have had 12-13 minutes of injury time, but no ref is ever going to add that.
I agree though, even if it meant matches lasted an extra 30 minutes, I'd rather see a clock stop for things like substitutions, injuries and time wasting during free kick wall setups and corners. However, I think things like throw-ins and regular goal-kicks could be left with the clock running...
I agree though, even if it meant matches lasted an extra 30 minutes, I'd rather see a clock stop for things like substitutions, injuries and time wasting during free kick wall setups and corners. However, I think things like throw-ins and regular goal-kicks could be left with the clock running...
