Sin bins: Football Association to introduce 10-minute dismissals at grassroots level
Sin bins: Football Association to introduce 10-minute dismissals at grassroots level
The Football Association is introducing 'sin bins' at grassroots level from the start of the 2019-20 season.
The 10-minute dismissals will be issued by referees as a sanction only for dissent, while shorter punishments will be applied in youth football.
They will be indicated by a referee showing the guilty player a yellow card and pointing to the touchline.
"Dissent is a key part of the game that needs to be tackled," said the FA's chief executive Mark Bullingham.
Sin bins were first piloted during the 2017-18 season, and extended to a total of 31 leagues in the 2018-19 campaign.
It will be implemented up to step five of the National League System and tier three and below in women's football.
The FA found that there was a 38% total reduction in dissent across all leagues during the trial period.
Bullingham added: "Our pilot phase has proved that sin bins work well. The trial showed a huge impact on behaviour that we want to roll out to the whole game and make it more enjoyable for everyone."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49156844
The 10-minute dismissals will be issued by referees as a sanction only for dissent, while shorter punishments will be applied in youth football.
They will be indicated by a referee showing the guilty player a yellow card and pointing to the touchline.
"Dissent is a key part of the game that needs to be tackled," said the FA's chief executive Mark Bullingham.
Sin bins were first piloted during the 2017-18 season, and extended to a total of 31 leagues in the 2018-19 campaign.
It will be implemented up to step five of the National League System and tier three and below in women's football.
The FA found that there was a 38% total reduction in dissent across all leagues during the trial period.
Bullingham added: "Our pilot phase has proved that sin bins work well. The trial showed a huge impact on behaviour that we want to roll out to the whole game and make it more enjoyable for everyone."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49156844
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