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The bar is so high that it's a Mars Bar. I'll see myself out...

I can sort of see @Big Cat 's point. @Mintyref what would you do if a player offered to buy his black opponent a banana?

But VAR could be used to award a penalty (and rescind the yellow card) if they felt there was a clear and obvious error.

Hypothetically, what would be the goalkeeper's heart rate if a dragon entered the field and ate the ball? Some hypothetical situations are impossible and in this case, it is impossible for the referee to not make a decision; he either continues play (no whistle and no foul) or stops play for...

That's a very big centre circle

I think you should listen to the advice you got from the professionals and not remove it. There's no point risking infection for a football match.

I thought the question was whether that's lawful or not?

We're working on it, Kes

Save yourself the headache and caution for unsporting conduct - shows a lack of respect for the game.

Martin Atkinson did make a decision; after the foul, he decided to play on. He signalled this by not blowing his whistle. After the foul, the ball entered the goal. Ball in net and no whistle means goal, and that was the on field decision.

Robots are taking more of our jobs than immigrants.

The referees know what Kane is like

The (soon to be) ballon d'Or winner can do what he likes.

Didn't watch the match but it sounds like the rugby system, which is better than the current system anyway.

Related question (sort of): The ball is in the goalkeepers hands; he throws it directly to his teammates head who heads it back to him. Is this trickery and circumvention of the law?

IFAB said they'll discuss the goal kick trickery; does anyone know when they'll discuss it?

After publishing all these 'clarifications', I bet IFAB still don't realise the laws could be written more clearly, which would remove the need for clarifications.

Super slow motion cameras might be useful here.

His tweet is mostly factual, rather than opinion. And, his maths is correct.

Hockey is quite a free-flowing game and the challenge system they use works quite well.