Thread: Yellow card / Red card usage at 2004 IRI
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Re: Yellow card / Red card usage at 2004 IRI
I really liked the whole card system. It’s good for the spectator because they can learn some of the intricacies of the rules. Also it can show other teams rules that the refs are looking closer at enforcing. Another reason it is good is that before when you got DQ'ed sometimes there wasn’t a real clear explanation given to teams. This gives a channel of communication between the refs and the teams that before wasn’t present.
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