PGMOL make huge change ahead of new Premier League season and fans think it will cause chaos for one Tottenham player
PGMOL Set to Introduce Major Change for 2024/25 Premier League Season, Tottenham Fans Predict Chaos for Yves Bissouma
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) is poised to introduce a significant alteration for the upcoming Premier League season, leaving Tottenham supporters anticipating chaos, particularly for midfielder Yves Bissouma.
As the governing body responsible for officiating in English football and VAR operations, PGMOL has already announced notable changes for the 2024/25 season. These include:
1. Semi-automated offsides
2. Premier League’s Match Centre Twitter account for live VAR explanations and Stockley Park communications
3. Handball rule adjustments
4. Relaxation of current regulations
The Times reports that PGMOL will strictly penalize holding (blocking or obstructing) offenses, especially during set pieces. This includes restricting goalkeepers’ movements inside the area. Anticipated consequences include:
– Increased penalties
– More goals ruled out for infringements
Tottenham fans quickly linked this change to Yves Bissouma, predicting challenges for the midfielder:
– “Bissouma’s game is about to get a whole lot harder!”
– “Yves Bissouma, the king of dark arts, will need to adapt quickly!”
– “Bissouma’s specialty is about to become a liability!”
Supporters acknowledge Bissouma’s skill in winning free kicks and penalties but worry about potential drawbacks:
– “Bissouma’s cleverness will be neutralized!”
– “He’ll need to rely on his actual football skills now!”
While some fans jest about Bissouma’s reputation, others recognize the impact on Tottenham’s gameplay:
– “Set pieces will be a nightmare for us now!”
– “Opponents will target Bissouma, knowing the new rules!”
As the season approaches, Tottenham fans await the effects of this change on their team’s strategy and Bissouma’s performance. Will he adapt, or will the new rules hinder his effectiveness? Only time will tell.
