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@Big Cat Fairly recent change. A few years ago a deliberate handball wasn't classed as a deliberate play for the purposes of offside.

FA Cup game was replayed after they used a 6th sub in the 88th minute when 6-1 up. The team who were wining lost the replayed game. 13 minutes of stoppage time were played in this WSL game, so wasn't like the sub came on for a few seconds

Difficult to argue it didn't endanger the safety of an opponent. Watching it again he's not even close to kicking the ball. Accepted that these offences are often overlooked when they action is attempting to score or stop a goal.

Bit embarrassing for someone rather senior in FA referee admin! Not a good afternoon in the Women's game when a National League Cup game was abandoned due to lack of players. 8 turned up, 2 went off injured

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11661/13103555/premier-league-rule-change-to-prevent-ball-boys-and-girls-handing-match-ball-back-to-players

@RefereeX https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1NM4mWusSz/

From 4m30. Not really focused on whether or not it was accidental handball. The Spurs defended kicks Williams in the head. An argument that one or both players actions were playing in a dangerous manner before the contact. As it's on the goalline we seem to give far more leeway in that...

Must admit this law change had passed me by even before the recent update. I'm not as convinced as him that a toe wasn't touching the line

Yes

Corner delayed for around a minute while an Ipswich player put their boot back on. Macallister kicks a ball off the cone to delay Ipswich potentially having a quick corner. Macallister was already on a yellow Ipswich player had just been booked for standing in front of a free kick.

The replacement could be classed as having played in the match without ever entering the pitch...

Was inevitable people would conflate, even though the deceiving a match official protocol only allows for handling to be punished if scored directly. Missed offside as well...

Unfortunately you're incorrect in law. I'd advice you to study the laws of the game, and go and watch some football. Think about whether you've ever seen two yellows given for one tackle. Disciplinary action • punishes the more serious offence, in terms of sanction, restart, physical severity...

Clarification that the substitute is complete when the player leaves the pitch. IIRC The FA said it was complete when the board was shown in pre-season training

@socal lurker Some leagues and clubs have mandated proper shin pads be worn.

@one Penalty kick that rolls off the spot just before it's kicked. No retake if you miss, not even sure if it would count as a goal if they scored (for potential retake purposes).