Dramatic diving footballers could soon be a thing of the past thanks to a new invention designed to expose foul fakers and revolutionise premiership matches. Footballers flying through the air and wincing in pain – despite not being touched – has become an all too common sight on the pitch. But a team of footy fans have now created anti-dive shin pads in a bid to stop players conning referees.
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