Players who display messages on T-shirts worn underneath their strips
could face punishment under new proposals.
The International Football Association Board (IFAB), the body which
oversees the rules of the game, meets this weekend in Zurich, when the new
regulation will be voted upon.
The new law has been proposed by the Football Association.
I hope this new proposal
isn’t introduced, I don’t see what the hoo-ha is about players having a message
on an undershirt, in fact slightly veering off topic I don’t know why it was deemed a yellow card offense for a player taking their shirt off as a goal celebration, it hasn’t stopped them doing it.
Anyway back to the point, obviously if the message is
offensive then the player in question should be punished, but otherwise what’s the reason for
stopping them?
I can just picture a bunch of very dull men in suits sitting
round a big table saying we should ban messages on t-shirts god forbid a player
attempts to show a bit of personality.
Surely there are more important things the powers that be should be working on than
this.
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