Yes I’m getting old and grumpy, but seeing that we didn’t use all possible substitutes against WHAM, even though Lamptey barely could move and Adamson also had big problems with movement (together with the other really strange substitutions (especially Kemper and Kone), Im wondering if JS has returned from the stroke unit yet?
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Someone mentioned you can only use the subs in a maximum of three changes. We used up the three changes, injuries occurred late in the game but by then we had no more windows left to bring on our remaining sub.
I have no idea when his rule came in, its a new one on me, but it seems ridiculous that an injured player has to remain on the pitch.
It may have been better for Lampty to have come off to avoid further damage and set up with ten players on the pitch? -
Thought I knew everything but that was new info for me. Cheers. Recommending the stroke unit anyway because of the Kemper -Kone substitutions and leaving no pace and attacking options on the pitch for the last 10 minutes. That’s rolling over and showing the throat.
Guess it’s always needed to have one window for a substitution left when we’re having Lamptey on the pitch.Comment
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The mistake was when mbengue came on for poku I think. Admason was. Clearly struggling at that point and if poku had to go off better to bring on someone else at that point. Lamptey was injured after that point so we couldn’t do anything then as three sets of subs doneComment
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"The rule limiting English Football League (EFL) managers to a maximum of three opportunities (plus half-time) to make five substitutions came into effect for the 2022–23 season (approved at the EFL Annual General Meeting in June 2022)."Comment
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