HarryHaslam
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I’ve a feeling Hamer was always going to get a yellow tonight.
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We could have just done with him avoiding one for just 1 more game, but thanks to RND not to beI’ve a feeling Hamer was always going to get a yellow tonight.
Yeah you’re right after checking fixtures. I’d have been happy he got it tonight or the next game. We should manage next two without him fingers crossed.We could have just done with him avoiding one for just 1 more game, but thanks to RND not to be
I’ve a feeling Hamer was always going to get a yellow tonight.
Took me a sec to realise what you meant, I said it after the fact@Rifleman levels of ITK there!
Is Peck one booking away from a suspension?Updated following our Game 28 - Swansea City (A)
As you all know, Gus Hamer now has 10 yellows, so will miss the next 2 league games, those being v Hull (H) and Derby (A). He will be eligible to play next against Portsmouth (H)
Note, I will change the below copied table into a manual format, like the 'rumoured incoming players' table, but in a nicer format, as I've noticed in previous JTWs that players moving between clubs aren't updated properly (either their card count is wrong because they've moved leagues, or they're still down as being with their parent/previous club), so I will do it manually. Haven't got time today as just back from Swansea and got other stuff to do, so will do it after Friday's game v Hull
Players:
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- Up to and including 37 games
- Players who receive 10 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- Up to and including 46 games
- If a player receives 15 yellow cards in the 46-game regular season, they will be suspended for 3 games
- If a player receives 20 yellow cards by the end of the season, a regulatory commission will determine their punishment
Manager:
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- At any point in the season
- Managers who receive 3 yellow cards will be suspended for 1 game
- Managers who receive 8 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- If a manager receives 20 yellow cards by the end of the season, a regulatory commission will determine their punishment
Rumoured Incoming Players:
Below not updated. Will do so this weekend. Left it just as an FYI, correct as of Monday gone
Remember that, as per page 5 of this FA document, only cards received in the EFL Leagues count towards EFL League suspensions. Therefore any cards a player has received in the EPL, overseas leagues, or in a cup do not count towards a suspension playing in the League for Sheff Utd.
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If I've missed anyone, let me know. I don't always have my finger on the pulse of rumours, valid or otherwise
Anel, Souza and Hamer dirty fuckers love a yellowUpdated following our Game 28 - Swansea City (A)
As you all know, Gus Hamer now has 10 yellows, so will miss the next 2 league games, those being v Hull (H) and Derby (A). He will be eligible to play next against Portsmouth (H)
Note, I will change the below copied table into a manual format, like the 'rumoured incoming players' table, but in a nicer format, as I've noticed in previous JTWs that players moving between clubs aren't updated properly (either their card count is wrong because they've moved leagues, or they're still down as being with their parent/previous club), so I will do it manually. Haven't got time today as just back from Swansea and got other stuff to do, so will do it after Friday's game v Hull
Players:
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Source
- Up to and including 37 games
- Players who receive 10 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- Up to and including 46 games
- If a player receives 15 yellow cards in the 46-game regular season, they will be suspended for 3 games
- If a player receives 20 yellow cards by the end of the season, a regulatory commission will determine their punishment
Manager:
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- At any point in the season
- Managers who receive 3 yellow cards will be suspended for 1 game
- Managers who receive 8 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- If a manager receives 20 yellow cards by the end of the season, a regulatory commission will determine their punishment
Rumoured Incoming Players:
Below not updated. Will do so this weekend. Left it just as an FYI, correct as of Monday gone
Remember that, as per page 5 of this FA document, only cards received in the EFL Leagues count towards EFL League suspensions. Therefore any cards a player has received in the EPL, overseas leagues, or in a cup do not count towards a suspension playing in the League for Sheff Utd.
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If I've missed anyone, let me know. I don't always have my finger on the pulse of rumours, valid or otherwise
Is Peck one booking away from a suspension?
Thank god for that. Imagine if he got his 6th yellow in Friday and we'd have no central midfielders for Derby awayNo. He needs 10 mate. The time has passed when 5 yellows got you one game ban. That only lasts up to game 19. So now, the rules state...
- Up to and including 37 games
- Players who receive 10 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- Up to and including 46 games
- If a player receives 15 yellow cards in the 46-game regular season, they will be suspended for 3 games
- If a player receives 20 yellow cards by the end of the season, a regulatory commission will determine their punishment
What's the extent of a manager suspension? I had always assumed it just meant they aren't allowed in the technical area and have to be in the stands during the game instead, but otherwise could go about their normal duties. Does it also stop them being in the changing room at half time/before the game?Last night was a great example of how important Wilder is to us during the game (half time in particular) and a suspension for him would not be good. I wonder if he takes a tactical yellow at some point, or whether he knows he can keep it clean for the rest of the season
What's the extent of a manager suspension? I had always assumed it just meant they aren't allowed in the technical area and have to be in the stands during the game instead, but otherwise could go about their normal duties. Does it also stop them being in the changing room at half time/before the game?
Thought that myself when reading Cappys post, I didn’t realise another 5 and it’s a 3 game ban. He really needs to rein it in because he does give a lot of silly fouls away just things like tugging a player back, some of his yellows aren’t yellows imo but a culmination of 3 or 4 needless fouls gives the ref no option but to pull the card out for something that wouldn’t normally get a card.The worry is there a lot of games left for him to pick up another 5 yellows, a three game ban for him at the business end of the season would be very bad, especially if we end up in the play offs. Some are hard to avoid, and refs can make some strange decisions about what deserves a card but he’s got to cut out any silly ones.
Thought that myself when reading Cappys post, I didn’t realise another 5 and it’s a 3 game ban. He really needs to rein it in because he does give a lot of silly fouls away just things like tugging a player back, some of his yellows aren’t yellows imo but a culmination of 3 or 4 needless fouls gives the ref no option but to pull the card out for something that wouldn’t normally get a card.
What I find is annoying is a lot of those yellows were preventable . Bad discipline rather than ill timed tackles or the likes .With us signing a few new players and hopefully some more coming back from injury, Hamer can be rested a few games or at least taken off after 70/80 minutes.
Hopefully that will help him avoid picking another 5 yellows.
A question re Hamer if I may.Updated following Game 30 - Derby County (A)
Gus Hamer has now completed his 2-game suspension and will be eligible to play against Portsmouth (H)
Players:
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- Up to and including 37 games played by SUFC
- Players who have received 10 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- Up to and including 46 games played by SUFC
- Players who have received 15 yellow cards will be suspended for 3 games
- By the end of the season
- Players who have received 20 yellow cards will have a regulatory commission determine their punishment
Manager:
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- At any point in the season
- Managers who have received 3 yellow cards will be suspended for 1 game
- Managers who have received 8 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
- Managers who have received 20 yellow cards will have a regulatory commission determine their punishment
Rumoured Incoming Players:
Reminder that Harry Darling got a red against us, which got him a three game ban. He has served two games, so if he joined us, he would next be eligible to play v Middlesbrough (H)
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Remember that, as per page 5 of this FA document, only cards received in the EFL Leagues count towards EFL League suspensions. Therefore any cards a player has received in the EPL, overseas leagues, or in a cup do not count towards a suspension playing in the league for Sheff Utd.
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