Source: SKY_Sports
Moyes in dark over new rules
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Everton boss David Moyes claims Uefa have left clubs in the dark over their plans to experiment with five match officials.[LNB] Two additional assistant referees will be stationed behind each goal in all Europa League matches, including the Toffees' home Group I meeting with AEK Athens on Thursday night.[LNB]Moyes feels European football's governing body have not provided enough information to competing teams about how the new system will work.[LNB]And he has warned his players to be on their guard as he anticipates more penalty box infringements will be brought to the referee's attention.[LNB]No adviceHe said: "We should have been given a thorough briefing on it, but they are not too sure how it is going to work.[LNB]"I have had a sheet of paper showing me where they will stand. I think you will see more penalty kicks because of jersey pulling and blocking.[LNB]"The new rules regarding two extra assistants behind the goals is something we have been given very little detail about.[LNB]"There has been no advice from the referees' body, I believe they will be able to tell the referees what they see and may even come onto the pitch.[LNB]"But if it helps to get decisions right in the end it will be a good thing."[LNB]
