Yellows for descent is fine and the only captain to speak to the ref would mainly fix that anyway, feel like they tried that before just need to be strict with it...for cynical fouls tho why not just call them a red.. that would make players try much harder to win the ball rather than just hack someone down on purpose and anyone who still does that can't really complain about the red...adding sin bins just adds to the complexity of the rules which are already inconsistently officiated as is. Won't it also cause issues with the maximum subs, like if a defender gets sin binned won't the manager have to sub off a forward to replace him for that 10 minutes, then leaving him having to make another substitution once his team is back up to 11 men should he have any subs left and create more stoppages in play.
Yellows for descent is fine and the only captain to speak to the ref would mainly fix that anyway, feel like they tried that before just need to be strict with it...for cynical fouls tho why not just call them a red.. that would make players try much harder to win the ball rather than just hack someone down on purpose and anyone who still does that can't really complain about the red...adding sin bins just adds to the complexity of the rules which are already inconsistently officiated as is. Won't it also cause issues with the maximum subs, like if a defender gets sin binned won't the manager have to sub off a forward to replace him for that 10 minutes, then leaving him having to make another substitution once his team is back up to 11 men should he have any subs left and create more stoppages in play.