Jimothy Posted 25 April 2010 Posted 25 April 2010 Nobody. Nearest are Dyer, Morrison and Neilson on 3. Everyone else has either served their ban or isn't near getting one.
DB11 Posted 25 April 2010 Posted 25 April 2010 Isn't it 15 for a suspension at this point of the season though?
Kilworthfox Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 Isn't it 15 for a suspension at this point of the season though? it works in 5's 5 bookings = 1game ban 10 = 2 game ban 15 = 3 game ban etc...
The Doctor Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 after february or march (can't remember which but think it's feb) 5 yellows isn't a ban it's only 10, 15 etc, or red cards.
Babylon Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 According to TB Charlie Adam is on 14 bookings... one more and he gets a 3 game ban. Shame.
Houdini Logic Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 Talking about cards, I read in Preston programme that Walsh holds the (joint) record for most numbers of red cards in the football league. Didn't realise that (though should have guessed)...
AoWW Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 Talking about cards, I read in Preston programme that Walsh holds the (joint) record for most numbers of red cards in the football league. Didn't realise that (though should have guessed)... Yeah, jointly with Roy McDonough (Colchester and Southend, I think). 13 reds if I remember correctly.
unreachable Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 http://www.football-league.co.uk/page/Discipline/0,,10794~200910274~7,00.html http://www.lcfc.com/page/Discipline/0,,10274~200910274,00.html According to the above websites Berner and Oakley both have the highest counts of 7 yellow cards each. http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/RulesandRegulations/~/media/Files/PDF/TheFA/FA%20Handbook%2009%2010/Disciplinary_Procedures_pg%20305-401.ashx/Disciplinary_Procedures_pg%20305-401.pdf 8. PUNISHMENTS – Relating to First Team Competitive Matches (a) CAUTIONS ADMINISTERED ON THE FIELD OF PLAY (i) If a Player accumulates fi ve cautions in FTCM between the opening day of the Playing Season and 31 December (including any FTCM played on that day) in the same Season, he will be suspended automatically for a period covering: - One First Team Match (ii) If a Player accumulates fi ve cautions in FTCM between the opening day of the Playing Season and the last day of the same Season, he will be: - “Warned as to his Future Conduct” (iii) A Player who has already been subject to disciplinary action as a result of receiving fi ve cautions and then proceeds to receive a further fi ve cautions during the same Season, will be subject to the following punishments: - (iv) If a Player accumulates ten cautions in FTCM between the opening day of the Playing Season and the second Sunday of April in the same Season, he will be suspended automatically for a period covering:- Two First Team matches (v) If a Player accumulates ten cautions in FTCM between the opening day of the Playing Season and the last day of the same Season, he will be: - “Severely Censured and Warned as to his future Conduct” (vi) If a Player accumulates 15 cautions in FTCM between the opening date of the Playing Season and the last day of the same Season, he will be suspended automatically for a period covering: - Three First Team matches The deadline for suspension for 10 yellow cards has passed which means that players will not face suspension unless they accumulate 15 yellow cards before the end of the season. So with a maximum 4 games left this season they would have to be booked twice every game before a suspension would occur and that would carry over to next season - an inconceivable scenario.
Dylan Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 According to TB Charlie Adam is on 14 bookings... one more and he gets a 3 game ban. Shame. Hopefully we've already got to Wembley. Blackpool winning in the semi's, and Adams gets booked last minute for timewasting meaning a suspension .
DB11 Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 ...shouldnt you know Just because I give them out at Sunday league level why would I know anymore than you as to how the discipline or administration works at top level?
Brainy Posted 26 April 2010 Posted 26 April 2010 Just because I give them out at Sunday league level why would I know anymore than you as to how the discipline or administration works at top level? You comment enough on how referees never seem to be in the wrong so I thought you'd know how many yellow cards it takes at a certain point in the season to be given a ban.
The Doctor Posted 27 April 2010 Posted 27 April 2010 Just because I give them out at Sunday league level why would I know anymore than you as to how the discipline or administration works at top level? Isn't the game run pretty much the same way in terms of admin across all levels from sunday league up to the prem?
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