Changes In Football thread

[6ft Kerplunk]

Understood. File under sin bin then.

Talking of sin bins, Jnr II's team had a bit of a maverick ref the other week. He decided sin bins were actually a thing and sent two players to the sin bin for 10 minutes towards the end of the match. Also gave a coach a yellow card for questioning it. Odd chap though as he also gave a fiver from his match fee to a player from each team who he deemed was their player of the match.

[Hendo]

Understood. File under sin bin then.

Talking of sin bins, Jnr II's team had a bit of a maverick ref the other week. He decided sin bins were actually a thing and sent two players to the sin bin for 10 minutes towards the end of the match. Also gave a coach a yellow card for questioning it. Odd chap though as he also gave a fiver from his match fee to a player from each team who he deemed was their player of the match.

[Winston Biscuit]

reportedly a vote taking place today by PL clubs as to whether to bring in spending caps on wages, transfers and agents costs

And they do vote to bring in a spending cap from the start of the 25/26 season

16 voted for it, 3 voted against (City, Villa & Man Utd) and Chelsea abstained

[Snowflake Royal]

reportedly a vote taking place today by PL clubs as to whether to bring in spending caps on wages, transfers and agents costs

Only really in the interests of the perennially safe also rans.

[Stranded]

reportedly a vote taking place today by PL clubs as to whether to bring in spending caps on wages, transfers and agents costs

And they do vote to bring in a spending cap from the start of the 25/26 season

16 voted for it, 3 voted against (City, Villa & Man Utd) and Chelsea abstained

Its not really a cap is it when the anticipated cap limit has only been breached twice in history. Both by Chelsea - and one of those times was due to one time expenses as a result of Abramovich getting kicked out.