LONDON (Reuters) - Penalty goals, dribbling from free kicks and corners, and points deductions for mobbing the referee are among a crop of radical proposals for discussion by football's law-making body, the International Football Association Board.
IFAB's technical director David Elleray, the former English referee, is behind a strategy document which he describes as 'a quiet revolution'.
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