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And on top of that test out new rules before they are brought it. The sliding rule has shown that needs to happen. Even though it is supposed to be for "sliding" into players, most of them are for players jumping on the ball and someone running into them.I don't think it's the umpires fault entirely. Must be so bloody hard adapting to a million new rule changes every season and it's obvious their being told to crack down on certain areas which would throw even more doubt into their mind.
How about we don't change the rules for the next 5 years?
Players will learn to adapt to the rules = less free kicks
Umpires will learnt to adapt to the rules = more correct free kicks
On top of that players in the prime of the career won't become obsolete just because they play a position affected by out of the blue rule changes i.e. small forwards who can't play midfield and big physical traditional ruckman.










