Tottenham manager puzzled by 10-minute sin-bin plans‘You’re going to have one team just trying to waste time’Tottenham’s head coach Ange Postecoglou has warned any proposal to introduce blue cards and sin-bins will destroy football. Plans were unveiled on Thursday that a trial could commence soon where a blue card would be shown for dissent and …

Premier League managers have shared their reactions to the possible introduction of sin-bins and blue cards in football.

MIKE KEEGAN: Police and authorities in Ireland and England are to hold high-level talks after the two countries were drawn together in the same Nations League group.

Postecoglou feels the current interpretation of the rules invite teams to crowd goalkeepers at set-pieces and deliver high crosses, but the keepers risk giving away a penalty if they fight through crowd.

MARTIN KEOWN ON SET PIECES: Graham Taylor was a great advocate of the importance of set-pieces, long before the game was swimming in specialists.

ALEX BYWATER: Steve Borthwick has told his new-look team to cast aside the weight of expectation which has burdened previous England sides and enjoy the clash with Wales

MARCUS TOWNEND: The trainer, who has won Britain's most valuable handicap hurdle five times, also has top weight Luccia and Under Control in the line-up.

GRAHAM STUART: I'm a Londoner and my parents, two sisters and girlfriend at the time travelled up from Wimbledon to Wembley to witness Everton's FA Cup final against Manchester United. It was a great day.

Boxing Day's comeback win meant Manchester United's season had life again. Eight points behind Villa, the top four was now firmly back on the cards. Now they must not hand the advantage back.

CALUM CROWE: Rory Darge has warned Scotland to expect a reaction from France at Murrayfield this afternoon - and insists only an 80-minute performance will be good enough.

ED CHAMBERLIN: He has the best horses but don't assume this has come easy. It hasn't. Mullins has built up his business organically. When I look at him, I see something of Jurgen Klopp.

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