Should heading the ball be banned?

Or helmets introduced? Something must be done.

Posted By: KevinBond, Aug 20, 08:19:45

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No, headball will just then become as much of a pain in the arse as handball.
Posted By: megson, Aug 20, 12:55:52
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for under 18s
Posted By: rosarios_school_tie, Aug 20, 11:54:21
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Pierre in trynun earlier showing an alternative method to the header in the box...
Posted By: DrDublin, Aug 20, 11:48:50
I think long balls from the keeper up to the forwards shouldn't be received by the forward
Posted By: Augustus Pablo, Aug 20, 11:27:54
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Depends what (if any) the new lighter balls do
Posted By: Azteca, Aug 20, 11:16:46
yeah, once they have banned boxing and rugby
Posted By: shoddy, Aug 20, 10:34:21
Outside the area
Posted By: Jester, Aug 20, 10:11:57
Not banned no but I think it will become less and less prevalent
Posted By: Jim, Aug 20, 09:49:31
I think they should definitely ban it immediately
Posted By: mr carra, Aug 20, 09:39:46
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It would make the game very different
Posted By: paulg, Aug 20, 09:24:52
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Corners would be shit
Posted By: Trent_Canary, Aug 20, 09:14:38
Haven’t they said heading in games is ok, as it is relatively infrequent.
Posted By: DH Yellow, Aug 20, 09:00:49
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Heading will be banned within 10 years, Mark my words
Posted By: Kangol Canary, Aug 20, 08:59:51
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Nah,there's risk in most things which people know before they play the
Posted By: protheroe fitzgibbon, Aug 20, 08:59:47
I remember traynun' in Sunday League team
Posted By: LowestoftBoy, Aug 20, 08:48:13
The old style footballs were so heavy that no doubt they caused damage
Posted By: Larry Hagman, Aug 20, 08:41:16
You don't have to play sport to get dementia - same as you don't have to smoke to get
Posted By: Jumbo1, Aug 20, 08:31:11
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Well the balls they use now are very different than the ones used 50 years ago
Posted By: earlydoors, Aug 20, 08:28:53
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No its a fundamental part of the game
Posted By: ghostof barry butler, Aug 20, 08:27:38

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