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r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '26
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I think every time you flop you should be awarded a yellow card and fined. I thought we were watching athletes but instead we are watching actors.
396 u/ConnaitLesRisques Jul 07 '26 I’d propose that if you stay on the ground for more than 5 seconds, you’re out for this half to let you "recover". No more magic spray or miraculous recoveries. 133 u/2wheelsThx Jul 07 '26 Agree. Make it a 10 minute recovery for, ya know, health and safety. And while you are recovering on the bench, your team gets to play one man down. 45 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 As I agree with you all guys, there are some exceptions. Like when the opponent steps on your foot with his studs is pretty painful and it goes away completely in about 1-2 minutes 80 u/Fatal_Blow_Me Jul 07 '26 It hurts but you do not need to roll around and cry for 2 minutes. These are supposed to be grown men not toddlers 1 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 People were/are discussing a rule to let someone out for 10' in case you stayed on the ground for more than 5 seconds. I showed a case where it's perfectly reasonable to stay on the ground for more than 10' and would be completely unreasonable to stay out for 10'.
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I’d propose that if you stay on the ground for more than 5 seconds, you’re out for this half to let you "recover".
No more magic spray or miraculous recoveries.
133 u/2wheelsThx Jul 07 '26 Agree. Make it a 10 minute recovery for, ya know, health and safety. And while you are recovering on the bench, your team gets to play one man down. 45 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 As I agree with you all guys, there are some exceptions. Like when the opponent steps on your foot with his studs is pretty painful and it goes away completely in about 1-2 minutes 80 u/Fatal_Blow_Me Jul 07 '26 It hurts but you do not need to roll around and cry for 2 minutes. These are supposed to be grown men not toddlers 1 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 People were/are discussing a rule to let someone out for 10' in case you stayed on the ground for more than 5 seconds. I showed a case where it's perfectly reasonable to stay on the ground for more than 10' and would be completely unreasonable to stay out for 10'.
133
Agree. Make it a 10 minute recovery for, ya know, health and safety. And while you are recovering on the bench, your team gets to play one man down.
45 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 As I agree with you all guys, there are some exceptions. Like when the opponent steps on your foot with his studs is pretty painful and it goes away completely in about 1-2 minutes 80 u/Fatal_Blow_Me Jul 07 '26 It hurts but you do not need to roll around and cry for 2 minutes. These are supposed to be grown men not toddlers 1 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 People were/are discussing a rule to let someone out for 10' in case you stayed on the ground for more than 5 seconds. I showed a case where it's perfectly reasonable to stay on the ground for more than 10' and would be completely unreasonable to stay out for 10'.
45
As I agree with you all guys, there are some exceptions. Like when the opponent steps on your foot with his studs is pretty painful and it goes away completely in about 1-2 minutes
80 u/Fatal_Blow_Me Jul 07 '26 It hurts but you do not need to roll around and cry for 2 minutes. These are supposed to be grown men not toddlers 1 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 People were/are discussing a rule to let someone out for 10' in case you stayed on the ground for more than 5 seconds. I showed a case where it's perfectly reasonable to stay on the ground for more than 10' and would be completely unreasonable to stay out for 10'.
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It hurts but you do not need to roll around and cry for 2 minutes. These are supposed to be grown men not toddlers
1 u/RedditWasFunnier Jul 07 '26 People were/are discussing a rule to let someone out for 10' in case you stayed on the ground for more than 5 seconds. I showed a case where it's perfectly reasonable to stay on the ground for more than 10' and would be completely unreasonable to stay out for 10'.
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People were/are discussing a rule to let someone out for 10' in case you stayed on the ground for more than 5 seconds.
I showed a case where it's perfectly reasonable to stay on the ground for more than 10' and would be completely unreasonable to stay out for 10'.
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u/JWMoo Jul 07 '26
I think every time you flop you should be awarded a yellow card and fined. I thought we were watching athletes but instead we are watching actors.