I can see why mind everyone was playing well
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2To scared to use one if we lost in the last few minutes he would have be slated .
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4When were subs introduced...Corpaboy wrote:Probably the last time Stan attended a game ?
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5When Stan said he'd be at a game , then didn't turn up !!Willthiswork wrote:When were subs introduced...Corpaboy wrote:Probably the last time Stan attended a game ?
He decided to stay at home today and look down on everyone , whilst drowning in his own fluids .
(I'm sure he'll come up with some intelligent sounding version of "fluids" that will make us far more inferior to him ....)
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6Any statos out there know the last time we didn't use a Substitute then
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7On Saturday mate.UPTHEPORT wrote:Any statos out there know the last time we didn't use a Substitute then
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8rncfc wrote:On Saturday mate.UPTHEPORT wrote:Any statos out there know the last time we didn't use a Substitute then
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9Even before my first game, from memory about 1966/67 in the League. I certainly recall no sub's were allowed in the 1966 World Cup.Willthiswork wrote:When were subs introduced...Corpaboy wrote:Probably the last time Stan attended a game ?
It was not unusual for teams to play the full 90 minutes when only one sub was allowed. Probably because once used if you did get an injury you were down to 10 men.
In the age of multiple substitution I can't remember ever a team not using at least one sub. Bit like you or Corpoboy saying something insightful or funny, I can't say for certain it's never happened, just I can't ever recall it happening.
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10Substitutions during matches in the English Football League were first permitted in the 1965–66 season. During the first two seasons after the law was introduced, each side was permitted only one substitution during a game.Stan A. Einstein wrote:Even before my first game, from memory about 1966/67 in the League. I certainly recall no sub's were allowed in the 1966 World Cup.Willthiswork wrote:When were subs introduced...Corpaboy wrote:Probably the last time Stan attended a game ?
It was not unusual for teams to play the full 90 minutes when only one sub was allowed. Probably because once used if you did get an injury you were down to 10 men.
In the age of multiple substitution I can't remember ever a team not using at least one sub. Bit like you or Corpoboy saying something insightful or funny, I can't say for certain it's never happened, just I can't ever recall it happening.
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11I am sure you are correct about the year of introduction. From memory I think that you are right about the first two years only one substitute being allowed but that was the case until the 1980's. What to my recollection changed after two years was that sub's were allowed for tactical reasons, for the first two years they were only allowed for injury replacements. This was of course impossible to govern, hence the change.Taunton Iron Cider wrote:
Substitutions during matches in the English Football League were first permitted in the 1965–66 season. During the first two seasons after the law was introduced, each side was permitted only one substitution during a game.
As I say this is all from my more than fallible memory.
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12When was the last time...last night
When is the next time....tonight
Oompa oompa
Stick it up your jumper
Old King Cole was a merry ol' sole
And a merry old sole was ol' king Cole
But there's none so fair
That can compare
To boys of N A C
( As we used to sing in the back room of the ISCA.
When is the next time....tonight
Oompa oompa
Stick it up your jumper
Old King Cole was a merry ol' sole
And a merry old sole was ol' king Cole
But there's none so fair
That can compare
To boys of N A C
( As we used to sing in the back room of the ISCA.
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