The six-to-go rule is the best of the bunch on the face of it. It will never work though. Who decides if the penalty awarded is a 'six-to-go' penalty or whether a normal penalty is awarded? Does the coach chose, does the referee chose, does the captain chose?

Speaking of Dewsbury...

One child hides in the crowd and its mother makes a desperate appeal for its safe return, the crowd have 80 minutes to find the child or raise £100,000 whichever comes first, the Press Association may also be brought into the search as can Look North and Calendar, the game ends when the child is found and/or all the money is spent.

Hours of fun for the extended family.

I thought of the roughest dung-hole I could. Then I realised that I didn't really want to kick off with Bradford fans and picked Dagenham instead (the Jewel in the Crown of Essex).

Try Tilbury - I had the misfortune to have to work there for a while - Dagenham is Cannes compared to Tilbury..

you could have picked Cas ?

Quote: sanjunien "Try Tilbury - I had the misfortune to have to work there for a while - Dagenham is Cannes compared to Tilbury.. you could have picked Cas ?'" Not even in the top 10. www.chavtowns.co.uk/top-10-worst ... n-england/

Quote: sanjunien "Try Tilbury - I had the misfortune to have to work there for a while - Dagenham is Cannes compared to Tilbury.. you could have picked Cas ?'" Not even in the top 10. www.chavtowns.co.uk/top-10-worst ... n-england/

Six to go almost works, but the same effect could be achieved with a little less chaos by using "free kicks" for offences you don't want to result in kicks at goal.

Six to go speeds the game up, but frankly I'd rather have the opportunity to hoof the ball 40 metres down field, and it's barely a penalty at all for a team penalised on the first tackle.

In short, load of old poppycock.

Some of the counter-proposals on here have potential though.