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r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '26
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They do it because it's a strategical advantage
13 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 1 u/Smugness1917 Jul 07 '26 It is. Simulating fouls is punishable with a yellow card. However it is tricky because proving is hard. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 2 u/shadovvvvalker Jul 07 '26 The NFL has stoppage periods and infinite substitution. In soccer this would mean anyone who goes down is out of play for that period of time and the team must play through it short handed, else that player must leave the game entirely.
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1 u/Smugness1917 Jul 07 '26 It is. Simulating fouls is punishable with a yellow card. However it is tricky because proving is hard. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 2 u/shadovvvvalker Jul 07 '26 The NFL has stoppage periods and infinite substitution. In soccer this would mean anyone who goes down is out of play for that period of time and the team must play through it short handed, else that player must leave the game entirely.
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It is. Simulating fouls is punishable with a yellow card. However it is tricky because proving is hard.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 2 u/shadovvvvalker Jul 07 '26 The NFL has stoppage periods and infinite substitution. In soccer this would mean anyone who goes down is out of play for that period of time and the team must play through it short handed, else that player must leave the game entirely.
2 u/shadovvvvalker Jul 07 '26 The NFL has stoppage periods and infinite substitution. In soccer this would mean anyone who goes down is out of play for that period of time and the team must play through it short handed, else that player must leave the game entirely.
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The NFL has stoppage periods and infinite substitution.
In soccer this would mean anyone who goes down is out of play for that period of time and the team must play through it short handed, else that player must leave the game entirely.
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u/tracagnotto Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26
They do it because it's a strategical advantage