10 Most Bizarre Prohibition of Coach and Football Club (1)

By: Syaifuddin Iqbal on 14:54

There is prohibiting players playing in snow.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger. (REUTERS / Murad Sezer)

The manager or coach has full rights to the players on the field. Orders and prohibitions, it all must be adhered to, including those considered strange.

Here are 10 odd ban given by the coaches and clubs.

1. Arsene Wenger - prohibit Flamini cut sleeves

There are rules a little strange at Arsenal. Wenger as coach asks all the players wearing the same costume (long sleeves or short) as captain in the match.

However, Mathieu Flamini several times violated the rules. Not comfortable with long sleeves costume, he cut it with scissors while appearing to defend the Gunners in 2013 ago. Cash action invites anger Wenger. "I do not like it and I'm sure he will not do it again," snapped the Professor.

2. Neill Lennon - prohibit hat skullcaps in Bolton

Coaches who have successfully brought the Celtics three times champion in Scotland it makes strange rules when it recently joined Bolton Wanderers in 2014 ago. He banned the players wearing beanie hats or caps skullcaps useful to keep warm during practice.

"I do not want to see a player wearing a hat because no player who performed with the cap. If you want to warm, then they have to keep running," said Lennon who actually wore skullcaps while leading the exercise.

3. Giovanni Trapattonni - prohibit players eating mushrooms

Mr. Trap prohibit eating mushrooms players ahead of the game. He was convinced that these foods can make foster children abdominal pain.

4. David Moyes - prohibit eating potato chips MU players

David Moyes succeeded in transforming the tradition of Manchester United when he became manager there. He negates the habit of eating potato chips on the night before the game.

Scottish men reasoned, potato chips has led to players being overweight. Moyes action that also had resisted foster children, including senior players Rio Ferdinand.

5. Liverpool - prohibit Bjornebye 'main' snow

Before memboyomg winger Norway, Stig Inge Bjornebye, Liverpool first made a precondition. They forbid the players to do sports in the snow.

Naturally, the Reds give that requirement is routinely given Bjornebye 'tinkering' with the snow because he was taught by his father who is a former Olympic athlete winter.

Source: bola.viva.co.id

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One Technology Again Will 'infiltrated' Football

By: Syaifuddin Iqbal on 22:41

Previously there was the goal line technology, the next what else?

Goal-line technology in football.

The use of video technology in the Premier League a matter of time. However, the new English football likely to feel it in the next three seasons.

As reported by the Daily Mail, Chairman of the Association of Premier League referee Mike Riley, has requested the use of video technology in competition Britain's highest caste, with increasing controversy over the referee.

Earlier, FIFA had already introduced a goal-line technology to minimize refereeing errors in determining the ball had crossed the line or not. But, now another discourse presented.

Many leagues that require the use of video to assist the referee in the decision making regarding the penalty or any breach potentially harsh red card.

One of the most insistent European league to use video technology is owned Dutch Eredivise. However, the discourse had to be delayed after the International Football Association Board (IFAB) rejected the request.

Dutch is actually quite confident about the technology they already have, by placing fifth in the video referee who can access the replays. This concept has been done in recent months.

Referees will use replays to make the right decision only on critical incidents, like a red card, penalty, or violation before the goal.

Source: bola.viva.co.id

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