Graeme Souness

They want to see goals with action.

They want to see goals.

You know, they don't go to see two teams cancelling each other out.

They don't go to watch a great centre-half, you know,

defend these six yard box and go to see the flair players, you know, the badge kissers and ones who run to the crowd rather than their teammates.

I don't know where this conversation could go.

That's why I would, that's why, you know, people go to football and see goals.

Start with a clean piece of paper.

The one rule we would look at is offside rule.

And I'm suggesting we change it to any part being offside to any part being onside.

Now, defenders wouldn't like it.

But I doubt you'd find a striker who didn't like it.

When a striker's trying to keep himself onside, he automatically leans forward.

He'll strike at his body first.

to a position where he's ready to sprint.

Defenders standing upright, trying to catch him offside.

Well, that would also... We could talk for a long time about this.

What would it mean?

It would mean defenders something drop a wee bit deeper.

No, because defenders would automatically be dropping a bit deeper.