crimsonace
Well-Known Member
spnited said:If somebody is standing on the dieline clocking "stoppage time," why can't they just stop the freaking clock like normal sports? That way when 90 minutes are up, the damn silly game is over and everyone knows that, instead of guessing how much longer they might play.
... which is how it's done in the NCAA and in U.S. high school soccer, if there's a clock visible. If the timekeeper screws up in keeping the clock, the referee will order it stopped with 2:00 left and will keep the time on the field. Why FIFA remains stuck in 1932 and claims it to be "tradition" is beyond me.