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Originally Posted by MindFckr
a'la NBA? Who takes it if said player is injured or acting to be injured? Say Klavan is fouled, I think he would hold his ankle until Coutinho takes the pen and get on with it.
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Originally Posted by PeteBlow
How would that work for handballs? Doesn't have to be an attacking player who plays the ball into a defender's hand.
let's be honest, the situations in which it wouldn't be clear as day are <10%. I'd be fine leaving it to the referee's appreciation and the benefits (mainly statistical) outweight the few odd cases. Handballs is easy, for every handball there will be an attacking player involved one way or the other, once again most handball cases are straight up crosses/shots that hit an opponent hand.
Mindfckr, in the NBA what they do is that if the player is injured, the team gets to choose who shoots but the player can't come back into the game if he skips his shooting duties. i think similar rule would be sensible