Originally posted by: Lonyo
The only way you would face Ghana with 10 men is if 13 players had suspensions....
Originally posted by: z0mb13
a red card for the next game only affects that player, not the team.
so lets say player A gets a red card in a game, then on that game the team will only have 10 players. But on the next game it is back to normal 11 players but player A cannot play in that game.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Originally posted by: z0mb13
a red card for the next game only affects that player, not the team.
so lets say player A gets a red card in a game, then on that game the team will only have 10 players. But on the next game it is back to normal 11 players but player A cannot play in that game.
Oh, he had no clue about red cards/suspensions. I see.
I assumed people would have knowledge of football (I am totally clueless about American Rugby Football).
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Originally posted by: z0mb13
a red card for the next game only affects that player, not the team.
so lets say player A gets a red card in a game, then on that game the team will only have 10 players. But on the next game it is back to normal 11 players but player A cannot play in that game.
Oh, he had no clue about red cards/suspensions. I see.
I assumed people would have knowledge of football (I am totally clueless about American Rugby Football).
Is that what they call the NFL?
Originally posted by: z0mb13
a red card for the next game only affects that player, not the team.
so lets say player A gets a red card in a game, then on that game the team will only have 10 players. But on the next game it is back to normal 11 players but player A cannot play in that game.
Originally posted by: astralusion
the point that they are making is that even if a plyaer, say mastreoni is suspended for 3 games, the US team still plays will 11 men in their game against ghana, it's just those who got red cards cannot participate.
Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: astralusion
the point that they are making is that even if a plyaer, say mastreoni is suspended for 3 games, the US team still plays will 11 men in their game against ghana, it's just those who got red cards cannot participate.
ooooh. duh. ok. gotcha.
thanks.
yeah, i dunno why that slipped my mind... i kinda feel like an idiot because i already knew that but completely forgot.
Originally posted by: Insane3D
Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: astralusion
the point that they are making is that even if a plyaer, say mastreoni is suspended for 3 games, the US team still plays will 11 men in their game against ghana, it's just those who got red cards cannot participate.
ooooh. duh. ok. gotcha.
thanks.
yeah, i dunno why that slipped my mind... i kinda feel like an idiot because i already knew that but completely forgot.
Umm...z0mb13 gave you the same answer above...
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Originally posted by: Insane3D
I missed it...who won?
I need to remember to wake up before 2pm...😛
Originally posted by: eits
anyone know it? before, it was a 2 or 3 game suspension or something. has it changed?
i'm gonna be pissed if we're gonna have to face brazil with only 10 players after beating ghana with 9 players.