Philippe Clement provides Rangers verdict on ‘stressful’ blue card sin bin trial plan Philippe Clement, manager of the Rangers, is unsure about the concept. With our daily email, you can receive the most recent Rangers FC news from Football Scotland directly in your inbox. By signing up, you allow us to better understand you and deliver material in ways you have consented to. Based on what we know about you, this might include advertisements from us and outside parties.More details Philippe Clement acknowledges that he is not a huge fan of the IFAB’s proposed blue card and sin bin system. To test their novel ideas to transform the game, the lawmakers intend to institute trials. Depending on the kind of challenge or incident on the field, players who receive a blue card may be sent off the field for ten minutes. Although Clement isn’t sure if it should be done, the FA in the South will investigate testing sin bins in the FA Cup and Women’s FA Cup the next season. In addition to the sometimes chaotic VAR technology, the Rangers manager thinks it would add even more “nervousness and stress” to games. Referees would still have to consider issuing yellow and red cards. Clement told the reporters this afternoon, “I understand the idea (blue cards), taking players out for ten minutes will create much more nervousness and stressful situations.” How long does it take for players to leave the field, when does the ten-minute mark begin, is it actual time or play time, and does it interfere with the smooth play of the game? That doesn’t appeal to me.” Join the Rangers WhatsApp community today to have the most recent news delivered directly to your messages. You’ll get regular updates on the biggest stories from Ibrox and breaking Rangers news. The Football Scotland crew is the only ones who can send messages and view who has joined up. If you’re using a mobile device, all you need to do is click this link, choose “Join Community,” and you’re in! On a desktop, just use your phone to scan the aforementioned QR code, then select “Join Community.” Additionally, we treat the people in our community to exclusive deals, promotions, and advertisements from us and our associates. You are free to leave at any moment if you are not a part of our community. Select ‘exit group’ by clicking on the name at the top of the screen to quit our community. GET MORE NEWS HERE Related Post navigation BREAKING; Ayr United Scottish Cup matchup with RangersRangers boss Philippe Clement discusses the underdog narrative fueling the team’s Scottish Cup dream, refusing Scott Brown’s adversary thesis.