Hydration breaks were FIFA, advert breaks during them were a Fox decision.
I was criticising ITV (our commercial broadcaster) for using them for a competition advert, the BBC seems to use them to advertise that you must pay for a TV licence.
@Big Cat Fox set to rake in $250 million for hydration break adverts.
They 'only' paid just under $500 million for the rights.
FIFA will have seen that and will be negotiating a cut next time.
it was a quick break iirc, looks like he's breaking right to try and get an angle.
What does the 54 metre indicate?
Was that where the pass came from, or change in possession possibly?
Even more of a case for VAR to get involved.
The change was made to allow the sub goalkeeper to participate at a joint-record 6th World Cup
Just make a nominated player go off if they make the change too slowly.
They can bring it in as a law change for the knock-out stages.
from Dale Johnson
Pierluigi Collina pre-tournament.
"There will be a hydration break each half, three minutes. This is to protect the health and the safety of players. So it will be around the middle of each half, I would say around minute 22.
But referees are a bit flexible with this. So I...
FIFA trying to ram through a law change during the tournament.
Makes you long for the days of a 2 year trial.
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FIFA wants to change law on penalty shootouts before knockout matches start - on Sunday!
Has asked IFAB to change law so just 1 coin toss - winner chooses kick first or end +...
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