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if you add on time for a goal scored in added time

why doesn't the same rule apply during the 90 mins?

How much added time was there in the Colchester game, for example?

Posted By: double hipness on September 22nd 2009 at 06:53:39

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This 90 minutes and injury time thing. I've always thought since the time rule came in (Other Football) - pants, Sep 22, 01:23:28
- twat-there could be a 20 min or more stoppage for many different reasons (n/m) (Other Football) - selwyn, Sep 22, 10:44:52
- there is no conspiracy (Other Football) - Charles21, Sep 22, 10:41:44
- the added time is there to stop time wasting supposedly? (Other Football) - Tombs, Sep 22, 08:39:15
  - haha, nice one (n/m) (Other Football) - pants, Sep 22, 09:17:25
    - nope rob lem (Other Football) - Tombs, Sep 22, 09:33:36
      - hey (Other Football) - pants, Sep 22, 09:46:37
        
        good for you samuel (Other Football) - Tombs, Sep 22, 10:17:23
- should just do it like NFL and stop the clock when play is halted (n/m) (Other Football) - Tony Martin, Sep 22, 08:00:32
- if you add on time for a goal scored in added time (Other Football) - double hipness, Sep 22, 06:53:39
  - it does. (n/m) (Other Football) - bobble, Sep 22, 10:04:00
  - Good point. I noticed sky went down the route of saing there's less extra time at the big (Other Football) - pants, Sep 22, 09:34:07
- apparently in most games the ball is in play for about 60 mins (n/m) (Other Football) - Worzel Scrimmage, Sep 22, 01:29:08
  - Yeah, sometimes it's a lot less. It was pointed out once on fanzone (Other Football) - pants, Sep 22, 09:16:06

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