Kevin Friend discusses how referees will approach handball offences in the upcoming season

Kevin Friend discusses how referees will approach handball offences in the upcoming season whist at the referee pre-season camp.

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[RaymondwLin]

All these talk of rules is good and well, the main complaint from people are not the rules. It is the CONSISTENCY in the application of the rules. Often different decisions in the same game.

Whatever rule you make up, be consistent.

[joso]

We have had a Handball Rule every year for the last 10 years. How about doing a Review to see which method worked best and then just stick with that?

[k_mambo]

Ive always said implement a full VAR system. The cameras never lie and the angles are getting better. The problem with this current system is when we have to consult refs to make a decision when you already have the angles to make the 100% decision but he makes a different one thats when it becomes controversial.

[MrFooFighter]

How about a limited challenge system, and they go with VAR's ruling irrespective of the ref's decision.

[DrSamwpepper]

One of Mark Goldbridge's biggest rivals.

[Bobbymoor]

Great some rules that last a month and then get forgotten

[pabloshicoan]

What about players stopping in front of other players to initiate contact

[JamesAttwood-fm]

That’s cole palmers goal tally cut in half 😂

[mrbluesky]

We ask for the new rules, they get implemented and after a month they are dropped because people complain about them. The added on time worked for me until they went back on it

[temporaryuseraccount]

0:41 - "One of our training baseses."

[David-xyly]

The ref should be playing football and see how body movements effect’s players.

[seane]

Nothing to change on the rules, just be consistent!

[nathanengirot]

For how long will they continue introducing new rules and when will they understand the existing ones and be consistent across all games not aligned to clubs

[JoshHenderson]

Can't wait for these rules to be the centre of several high-profile, season defining controversies.

[derekmain]

Clear as mud ! Expect more controversy

[nreingampoukamei]

It's rare to see referee in talking 😅

[ronaldrain]

These guys are there with their rules I remember last season so many wrong decisions went against man United something that cost us a lot of points.

Someone brought up a suggestion which I totally agree with which says Referees should have press conferences after the match to explain to supporters reasons they took some decisions on the pitch.

[CampNou]

what are we doing about the consistency of refereeing from game to game?

[jackryan]

Acting like the ball striking a foot and changing trajectory and hitting a hand wasn’t already a rule is interesting. When it happened to wolves last season, wolves cited that rule in their protest after the game, but it was just another apology from the pgmol

[jermitol]

What about the case where the hands are up and away from the play but the shot is so terrible it is clearly going over goal?