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  1. #1
    A striker such as Olly G who can play in goal when your keeper is blue-carded would be an asset.

    Otherwise: Raya gets blue card. Outfield player subbed, Rambo comes on. 10 mins later Raya returns. Either he or Ramsdale then plays outfield or if any subs and windows left, one of them is subbed for an outfield player.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by pjlincs View Post
    A striker such as Olly G who can play in goal when your keeper is blue-carded would be an asset.

    Otherwise: Raya gets blue card. Outfield player subbed, Rambo comes on. 10 mins later Raya returns. Either he or Ramsdale then plays outfield or if any subs and windows left, one of them is subbed for an outfield player.
    We would end up with three goalkeepers on the pitch.

    "Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.

    "But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by pjlincs View Post
    A striker such as Olly G who can play in goal when your keeper is blue-carded would be an asset.

    Otherwise: Raya gets blue card. Outfield player subbed, Rambo comes on. 10 mins later Raya returns. Either he or Ramsdale then plays outfield or if any subs and windows left, one of them is subbed for an outfield player.
    You're thinking about it too much, pj.

    First of all given that blue cards are for cynical play or dissent the chances of a keeper getting one are pretty small. Other than taking a player down when he's through on goal, when was the last time a keeper got a yellow? They're pretty rare.

    And I'm sure the rule would be nothing more than if the keeper gets a blue the team has to elect an outfield player to take the 10 min off.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by WES View Post
    You're thinking about it too much, pj.

    First of all given that blue cards are for cynical play or dissent the chances of a keeper getting one are pretty small. Other than taking a player down when he's through on goal, when was the last time a keeper got a yellow? They're pretty rare.

    And I'm sure the rule would be nothing more than if the keeper gets a blue the team has to elect an outfield player to take the 10 min off.
    Saka on Sunday....

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by PSRB View Post
    Saka on Sunday....
    Which part of 'when he's through on goal' did you not understand, PRSB?
    Last edited by WES; 02-15-2024 at 08:38 AM.

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by WES View Post
    Which part of 'when he's through on goal' did you not understand, Peter?
    Apart from the fact that I didn't write that, good point.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by Peter View Post
    Apart from the fact that I didn't write that, good point.
    What are you on about, PRSB?

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by WES View Post
    What are you on about, PRSB?
    On a serious note, is time wasting not a cynical attempt to stop play?

    When a team is really out to run the clock down the goalkeeper is often the worst culprit.

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by WES View Post
    You're thinking about it too much, pj.

    First of all given that blue cards are for cynical play or dissent the chances of a keeper getting one are pretty small. Other than taking a player down when he's through on goal, when was the last time a keeper got a yellow? They're pretty rare.

    And I'm sure the rule would be nothing more than if the keeper gets a blue the team has to elect an outfield player to take the 10 min off.
    Wow! Your last sentence....

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by WES View Post
    You're thinking about it too much, pj.

    First of all given that blue cards are for cynical play or dissent the chances of a keeper getting one are pretty small. Other than taking a player down when he's through on goal, when was the last time a keeper got a yellow? They're pretty rare.

    And I'm sure the rule would be nothing more than if the keeper gets a blue the team has to elect an outfield player to take the 10 min off.
    Keepers regularly get yellow cards for time wasting.

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