Everton manager Sean Dyche has expressed his fears over player welfare when it comes to excessive amounts of stoppage time in games where the outcome is obvious
Everton manager Sean Dyche fears that players’ welfare is at stake. He says it is through the implementation of unnecessarily excessive amounts of stoppage-time during matches in which the outcome is already obvious.
“Ordinarily, If there’s an additional nine minutes and it’s 0-0 or an exciting game, of course we all get it, we want as much value out of the game as we can, supporters, managers, whatever. “We want to see goals and all that and statistically there are more goals scored at the end of games, but I was hoping for some common sense. “They’re not allowed though. It’s hard on the officials. Once I start moaning about it but you can’t, it’s not their fault, they’re told they have to do it.
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