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So Sharp are you going off or on?

That was how I saw it. Sharp effects the defender by his close proximity - position, movement and the touch is a form of light challenge.

Freeze frame. Not the clearest.

Sharp the offside player challenges (?) the defender?

Sharp is involved in play making the Bristol City centre back (Vyner) head the ball. Offside.

From 3.20 - Sharp the centre forward?

It appears law 12.2 for fouls and misconduct isn't still being enforced, which is why I asked what the information on the crackdown was.

Yes.

What rule would apply here?

Is there a link to information on what refs where going to do? How long can the keeper lie on the evil ball for?

Everything is deliberate play unless its not play?

Local youth leagues (Bristol) covered by two regional FA's are a no.

It is a trial for some U12 leagues and tournaments, but the details? Corners? Thrown ins? The keeper? It would be very interesting to see the specifics of this.

Thanks all. Read links etc. I was interested in the how.

Respect for refs? Benefits to football as a whole? I had a insult referencing VAR directed at me from a players parent. Weird one.

Been reading it. Getting somewhere but sometimes questions elsewhere are faster. The general it has to benefit the game imho doesnt fit with VAR.

How are rule changes ratified? What rules can national FA's change?

So what is the decision here? Indirect free kick and a ?

Have you asked? What would I be surprised by? And can this skewed anecdotal sample be used to apply a sweeping generalisation regarding the understanding of all nine-year-olds? Some nine-year-olds may get crushes, many will not, many simply will not understand the differing emotions they feel...

Thats is not what individuals on the thread have suggested. Red cards for nine year olds. Threatening punitive measures are not a good form of development for children. Tell them its wrong but do not expect deep understanding. A nine year old kid will almost certainly have no idea about...