Statistics Card watch - play nice or you're suspended son

[Bladesman]

Apologies for the delay

Updated Following Game 30 - Oxford United (H)

• Mark McGuiness received a yellow away at Millwall, his third of the season. No other Blades were booked in the capital
• Blaster, Cannon and Peck were all booked in the home game v Oxford. For Ollie and Tom, they were their first bookings of the season. Sydie now has 5 yellows.
• Nobody looking like closing in on a yellow card ban (10 total yellows received by the end of game 37)

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• Up to and including 37 league games played by SUFC
  • Players who have received 10 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
• Up to and including 46 league games played by SUFC
  • Players who have received 15 yellow cards will be suspended for 3 games
  • Players who have received 20 yellow cards will have a regulatory commission determine their punishment
• In the EFL Championship Playoffs
  • Any suspensions received in the 46-game regular season will carry over into the playoffs, including the final. So if a player receives their 15th yellow in game 45, they would miss game 46 and both playoff semis
  • No yellows received in the playoffs contribute to a suspension. So if a player receives their 15th yellow in the first playoff semi, they would not be suspended because of it
  • Red cards received in the playoffs still result in a suspension

Source - page 5 of this document

Chris Wilder:

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

Gus still has rather a lot of cards.

 

[Cappy]

Gus still has rather a lot of cards.

But he would need to get 5 in the next 7 games or 10 in the next 16 to receive a ban. That’d be impressive, even by his standards.

 

[Greenwich Blade]

But he would need to get 5 in the next 7 games or 10 in the next 16 to receive a ban. That’d be impressive, even by his standards.

Well, if anyone can do it...

 

[Bladesman]

But he would need to get 5 in the next 7 games or 10 in the next 16 to receive a ban. That’d be impressive, even by his standards.

Gus accepts your challenge.

 

[CPB]

Gus accepts your challenge.

Last season he might have managed it.
But he seemed to change tact a bit from Feb/March onwards last season. To try and stop getting 15.

 

[mattbianco1]

Apologies for the delay

Updated Following Game 30 - Oxford United (H)

• Mark McGuiness received a yellow away at Millwall, his third of the season. No other Blades were booked in the capital
• Blaster, Cannon and Peck were all booked in the home game v Oxford. For Ollie and Tom, they were their first bookings of the season. Sydie now has 5 yellows.
• Nobody looking like closing in on a yellow card ban (10 total yellows received by the end of game 37)

View attachment 230439

• Up to and including 37 league games played by SUFC
  • Players who have received 10 yellow cards will be suspended for 2 games
• Up to and including 46 league games played by SUFC
  • Players who have received 15 yellow cards will be suspended for 3 games
  • Players who have received 20 yellow cards will have a regulatory commission determine their punishment
• In the EFL Championship Playoffs
  • Any suspensions received in the 46-game regular season will carry over into the playoffs, including the final. So if a player receives their 15th yellow in game 45, they would miss game 46 and both playoff semis
  • No yellows received in the playoffs contribute to a suspension. So if a player receives their 15th yellow in the first playoff semi, they would not be suspended because of it
  • Red cards received in the playoffs still result in a suspension

Source - page 5 of this document

Chris Wilder:

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

Our discipline this season has improved massively