Bits & Bobs - Page 124

Twenty Eight · 08-08-2021, 19:50

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Originally Posted by andyd

Hull City won on their return to the Championship with a fine 4-1 away win at Preston but it could be in jeopardy because they used 4 substitutes rule change this summer brought it back to 7 named and only 3 used what's going on?

Erm referee ? Fourth official ?

StanleyJosh · 08-08-2021, 20:28

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Originally Posted by andyd

Just ran through Saturday,s fixtures in the Championship and Stoke made 4 changes as well can someone on here clarify the rules on this.

3 substitutes can be made during the game. (same as Pre-covid)
There is now also something called 'concussion substitutes.' - can make a max of 2 per game in addition to the 3 standard subs. Team doctor has to make recommendation for player to come off and dialogue must include 4th official with opposing team made aware that it is a concussion sub. Presume this ties in with the new rules for heading in training.

StanleyJosh · 08-08-2021, 20:32

on the subject of subs, I was confused at the game yesterday.....

Ipswich player went down injured after a challenge, play continued so no foul etc, stayed down for a bit of time. Ipswich didn't put the ball out of play, ball ends up safely in Trafford's hands. Ref stops play to allow player to be treated. All funky dory, however the referee then allows the injured player to be substituted, a new player enters the field and play continues from Trafford. Never seen that before.

AccyMad · 08-08-2021, 20:59

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

on the subject of subs, I was confused at the game yesterday.....

Ipswich player went down injured after a challenge, play continued so no foul etc, stayed down for a bit of time. Ipswich didn't put the ball out of play, ball ends up safely in Trafford's hands. Ref stops play to allow player to be treated. All funky dory, however the referee then allows the injured player to be substituted, a new player enters the field and play continues from Trafford. Never seen that before.

How did the ball end up in Trafford's hands - all the way from Ipswich to Wycombe?? That's some kick

StanleyJosh · 08-08-2021, 21:33

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

How did the ball end up in Trafford's hands - all the way from Ipswich to Wycombe?? That's some kick

It's been a long week!!
As AccyMad has pointed out - my post should have read Wycombe and not Ipswich.

StanleyJosh · 08-08-2021, 21:33

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

on the subject of subs, I was confused at the game yesterday.....

Ipswich player went down injured after a challenge, play continued so no foul etc, stayed down for a bit of time. Ipswich didn't put the ball out of play, ball ends up safely in Trafford's hands. Ref stops play to allow player to be treated. All funky dory, however the referee then allows the injured player to be substituted, a new player enters the field and play continues from Trafford. Never seen that before.

Wycombe not Ipswich.

andyd · 08-08-2021, 22:00

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

3 substitutes can be made during the game. (same as Pre-covid)
There is now also something called 'concussion substitutes.' - can make a max of 2 per game in addition to the 3 standard subs. Team doctor has to make recommendation for player to come off and dialogue must include 4th official with opposing team made aware that it is a concussion sub. Presume this ties in with the new rules for heading in training.

Confused.com

MikeA · 09-08-2021, 07:14

From the EFL website at https://www.efl.com/-more/governance...n-5--fixtures/

33.4 Substitute Players. In all League Competition Matches, each team is permitted up to seven substitutes of whom not more than three may take part in the Match. All substitutes must be nominated and included on the official Team Sheet handed to the Referee prior to the Match. Not more than three Players of each Club may warm up or warm down at the same time on the perimeter of the pitch on which the Match is being played.

monkey hanger · 09-08-2021, 08:06

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

on the subject of subs, I was confused at the game yesterday.....

Ipswich player went down injured after a challenge, play continued so no foul etc, stayed down for a bit of time. Ipswich didn't put the ball out of play, ball ends up safely in Trafford's hands. Ref stops play to allow player to be treated. All funky dory, however the referee then allows the injured player to be substituted, a new player enters the field and play continues from Trafford. Never seen that before.

sounds fine to me. however i did not see the incident so its hard to comment on it. better than the stupid time wasting dropping of the ball for it being tapped back to the keeper to restart the game.

Lost in Cornwall · 10-08-2021, 08:26

Covid having an effect again. Harrogate's League Cup match against Rochdale and next two league games off.

andyd · 10-08-2021, 08:44

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Originally Posted by Lost in Cornwall

Covid having an effect again. Harrogate's League Cup match against Rochdale and next two league games off.

And if they can't rearrange the cup tie against Rochdale in a short time frame they forfiet the tie.

andyd · 10-08-2021, 09:36

Premium league have just announced at fixtures across the country fans be prepared to be picked out randomly to provide the status of your Covid protection, eg, full vacinnation or recent negative lateral flow test. Fully expect EFL to follow suit.

andyd · 10-08-2021, 18:08

Stanley have been fined £7000 for something regarding the covid outbreak last season joke EFL at its inconsistent best.

mab · 10-08-2021, 23:10

How can you get fined for something which is completely out of you control ?..

AccyMad · 11-08-2021, 06:20

34 clubs have been fined, absolutely ridiculous!! As Andy put it, "folk who can't run a bath fining folk who can'