Arsenal Legend Ian Wright Takes on Football’s Most Controversial Rule – Could This Change the Game Forever?
IFAB (International Football Association Board) – which is an ironically joyful-sounding acronym – state players are permitted to celebrate when a goal is scored, but it cannot be excessive.
The rule exists to prevent players from engaging in provocative behaviour towards the opposing team and its fans, as well as displaying political messages.
At the heart of Gillette’s campaign is the mantra that passion should be celebrated, not punished. And so, should the petition reach 100,000 signatures, Gillette will write an open letter to IFAB formally calling on the rule to be axed.
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