Reply With QuoteI forgot to add a few things to my theory, so what?Originally Posted by justincredible
It's not a theory though, it's the truth.
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Public Enemy #666
Argentinian last summer, Dutch this....
Editing literally all of your own posts...
Talking like a little Englander...
"noone"
It's not Nige, it's Nev, as in NeverOffside
Lol Kev.... Hahaha...
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I forgot to add a few things to my theory, so what?
It's not a theory though, it's the truth.
Public Enemy #666
"Lies"
First Team
Treble 99 is that you? you finally returned?
Cleaning up the Scots since the 13th century
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I couldn't remember his name, long time ago but he was a mod I think ?, but it 's actually Miller at a wild guess, age would match that photo since then too, add 20 years around millers age .
However he is 100% the secret "mod"
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#JusticeforCCTV
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#Justiceforthefallen
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It'll be 17 years this September Kev0909
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The Premier League is set to bring four key rule changes into practice from the start of the 2026-27 season, the English top flight has confirmed.
The Premier League is currently on its pre-season summer break after the 38-match season was concluded on May 24. But already, the games lawmakers have passed new rules that will be implemented from the start of the new season in August by the Premier League.
The four key areas where there will be significant rule changes impact injuries, restarts, substitutions and VAR decisions.
Here's a breakdown of the primary changes:
Injuries
Any player who receives on-field treatment or assessment is required to leave the field of play for a minimum of 60 seconds. This is an increase from the previous period of 30 seconds used by the Premier League.
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Restarts
Throw-ins and goal kicks will now be subject to a 'five second' countdown and restart reversal for clearly delaying the restart of play. If the time limit is exceeded, the opposing team will be awarded the throw-in, and for a goal-kick, the opposing team is awarded a corner.
Substitutions
Players will now have a '10 second' time limit to leave the field of play when they are substituted. If the time limit is exceeded, the substitute cannot enter the field of play until the first stoppage after one minute has elapsed following the restart.
VAR
A VAR review will exist for when a second yellow card is awarded to a player, leading to a red card. This is only for when a player is awarded a second yellow card by the referee, not a potential second yellow card.
The Premier League does not plan to adopt some competition optional laws, including the option for VAR to review incorrectly awarded corners.
All the above rule changes will come into effect from the star of the 2026-27 Premier League season. The fixtures for the new campaign are released on Friday (June 19).
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Arteta will be spitting blood, though it would have been better had they applied a similar timer on corners
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