2022/2023 Match Thread Wrexham v. Sheffield United - FA Cup - 29th January 2023

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FA Cup Fourth Round - Sunday 29th January 2023 - 16:30 - The Racecourse Ground
Please keep all discussion related to the match within this thread.


Matchday Stats/Player Ratings - https://www.s24su.com/forum/match-day/match/wrexham-afc-vs-sheffield-united.652/

Officials:

Referee: Dean Whitestone
Assistant Referee: Matthew Jones
Assistant Referee: Craig Taylor
Fourth Official: Scott Oldham

Coverage:

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Live TV Coverage:

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[The_Wrexham_Cartel]

We also notice that tickets will soon be available for Blades v Tottenham!

https://www.safeticketcompare.com/football/fa-cup/

 

[Foxy]

We also notice that tickets will soon be available for Blades v Tottenham!

https://www.safeticketcompare.com/football/fa-cup/

Any idea where Bramhall Lane is?

 

[Paisley Blade]

We've got around 200 unsold tickets from the 4,782 allocation. They're likely to go tonight online to season ticket holders

Heartfelt congratulations.

 

[wrexhamFanInPeace]

I noticed this & commented time & again, I hope the Assistant refs fo the replay re-read the laws of the game

We were rubish , but the fighting spirit to equalise twice with 10 men, does give me hope, and this could be the kick up the arse we need, without causing any damage to our promotion hopes.

I hope we do see a replay of the sending off incident, as Jebbo & Hecky looked astounded

Read the official rule (law?) about a throw-in. At the point of delivery, some part of the feet must be on or behind the touch-line. It doesn't matter where his feet end up once he has released the ball. I've looked at eight of Tozer's throws from Sunday's match and other matches and they're all fine. If you can give a specific example that's not OK, I'll check that one too. If it were an issue, I'm sure some other club's fans would have pointed it out by now and, as far as I know, no-one has.

The rule also states that he has to be facing the pitch. Not quite sure how a throw-in of any length is going to work if the player's NOT facing the pitch

 

[RedllaN54*]

Read the official rule (law?) about a throw-in. At the point of delivery, some part of the feet must be on or behind the touch-line. It doesn't matter where his feet end up once he has released the ball. I've looked at eight of Tozer's throws from Sunday's match and other matches and they're all fine. If you can give a specific example that's not OK, I'll check that one too. If it were an issue, I'm sure some other club's fans would have pointed it out by now and, as far as I know, no-one has.

The rule also states that he has to be facing the pitch. Not quite sure how a throw-in of any length is going to work if the player's NOT facing the pitch

Fucking hell . Let it go will ya

 

[wrexhamFanInPeace]

Thanks for that meaningful contribution to the thread.