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Delaying a restart.

By Copeysaurus (CDawg)6/1 12:55Mon Jan 6 12:55:59 2025

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Is this no longer an automatic booking? Anyone know?

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Re: Delaying a restart.

By Balders (BALDOCKBORO)6/1 15:26Mon Jan 6 15:26:52 2025In response to Delaying a restart. Top of thread

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Rule 12.

Top of the cautionable offences on the FA website:

CAUTIONABLE OFFENCES

A player is cautioned if guilty of:

* Delaying the restart of play.

Edited by BALDOCKBORO at 15:29:28 on 6th January 2025

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Re: Delaying a restart.

By Copeysaurus (CDawg)6/1 16:05Mon Jan 6 16:05:32 2025In response to Re: Delaying a restart. Top of thread

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Thanks.

Just assumed the law had changed because the refs have just given up enforcing it.

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Re: Delaying a restart.

By Cruffers6/1 16:56Mon Jan 6 16:56:20 2025In response to Re: Delaying a restart. Top of thread

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I was thinking that with the two instances on Saturday.

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Re: Delaying a restart.

By HitchinBoro exCalling (HitchinBoro exCalling)6/1 14:39Mon Jan 6 14:39:16 2025In response to Delaying a restart. Top of thread

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Wasn't this one of the new rules introduced last season Inc leaving pitch at nearest point and meant first few games had massive extra time added? Can't remember them formally being ditched but seems no longer enforced

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Re: Delaying a restart.

By Specky (Mike H)6/1 18:57Mon Jan 6 18:57:50 2025In response to Re: Delaying a restart. Top of thread

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It seems to happen occasionally now, (time wasting/delaying the start) but more so with keepers rather than out field players

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