Dale Johnson

And so the substitute couldn't come on.

And this was in the 87th minute.

And in that time, Japan scored.

So we've already seen, because the international defenders are using these rules to get used to them.

So we've just seen in one of the first games, a team score a goal against 10 men.

And another thing, we might see this as well with a 60 seconds off the field on an injury.

Teams playing with 10 players is going to really hamper them at times, I think.

And I know that PGMO, we're against 60 seconds in the Premier League, but we're going to have that in English football next season.

slack cut or if a player's got an injury a visible injury then the the limit won't apply for obvious reasons and also they are expanding or supposedly being more firm on the fact that when you have an injury you should leave the field at the nearest point and because obviously a world cup shouldn't have any security issues that should not be a problem and the players should be able to leave in a quick and orderly manner so so is cramp an injury

Well, they could argue that you can't move fast to get off the pitch.

No, concussion doesn't count.

There are a few exemptions.

If two players collide with each other, like you say, if there's a disciplinary action or certain factors like that.

But for the most part, it will be that if you go down and you need treatment,

then you have to go for 60 seconds.

Now, the interesting twist for this is the goalkeeper tactical timeout, which we've heard about all season.

Leeds manager Daniel Farker was very angry against Manchester City earlier this season.

So, FIFA are going to ban the goalkeeper tactical timeout.

So FIFA has said that the referees are going to enforce that the players cannot go over to the touchline to receive instructions.

Now, the problem with this is it only solves part of the problem because this is also used to break momentum.