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Fixing the Premier League’s Pool Party
Daniel Tiluk discusses a few possible ways to eradicate diving.
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Is it time to introduce the sin bin?
Sam Mills discusses the idea of implementing a sin bin for certain on-field offences.
Is diving ruining the game?
Joe Rainford looks at one of the game’s biggest issues.
Is the “dark art” really as exotic as some like to pretend it is?
Daniel Collins looks at the whole issue of theatrics and diving in light of the latest high profile Premier League incident.
Divers and Hatchet Men – The Ripple Effect of Cheating
Neil O’Hara shares his thoughts on the growing influence of diving in the modern game.
Opinion: Spot on the Penalty
There’s nothing in this world I hate to see more than a player diving. As has been said many times before me, it brings the game into disrepute; it’s ill mannered and is just plain cheating. Players do it in all forms, and whilst there is a supposed clamp down on simulation, it’s becoming more […]
All eyes on UEFA as Alphonse takes a dive
Last night there was a signigficant incident at Letzigrund in Zurich. Alexandre Alphonse won a penalty for his side after English referee Martin Atkinson believed he saw a foul by Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas. However, on further inspection and after numerous replays from different angles, there appears to be another case of deception on UEFA’s […]
John Terry: England players too honest to dive
John Terry believes England players are too honest to dive, sometimes to their own disadvantage. In the build-up to next Wednesday’s World Cup qualifier the England captain said it was clear that the Croatia striker Eduardo da Silva dived to earn a penalty for Arsenal against Celtic and that diving to win penalties is not […]