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The Knights could put forward the proposal of not having a crossbar on the oppositions goal.
In the late 1850s soccer had no crossbar.
The laws of the schools/bodies central to the development of soccer had no provision for a crossbar (initially a rope) until 1866. Unlike in rugby though, it was introduced to reduce the height of kicks. It also led to more footwork skill being needed to thread a goal past the keeper (who could defend with his hands).
We are a country that educates through mediocrity, it might just work.
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