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Mourinho on Google right now: "How to convincingly fake concussions"BUT, option for two concussion subs per team
No, the other team must hit one of their own players in the head until he gets a concussion.Confusing wording. So if a team subs a player through concussion, is the opposition team allowed an extra sub?
Welcome to the world of Simon Stone.Confusing wording.
Yeah, looks like that's what Simon Stone said.Confusing wording. So if a team subs a player through concussion, is the opposition team allowed an extra sub?
And it'll still be the FAs fault when his players go down injured or start suffering from fatigue.What I found interesting last night, was despite being the biggest advocate of increasing the number of substitutions to 5, Jurgen Klopp didn't use a single substitution against Tottenham
why?Concussion subs would have to miss the next game, right?
Because thats kinda the entire point of this rule. If a player has concussion, they should be giving their brain time to recover. Presumably there is a maximum period that would apply though like 10 days or something. It should also discourage teams from cheating the rule.why?
Milner will also be able to make use of this at his willGreat, another rule that favours Liverpool. Jordan Henderson and Curtis Jones can be subbed off at any time with no penalty.
Yeah I get they have to make it easier to take the correct precautions, but I’m not sure this is the way. Ripe for abuse as well.So if a player has a slight concussion he can be subbed even after 3 subs - but if he breaks his leg the team has to play on with 10 men. This makes perfect sense.
Yep.Because thats kinda the entire point of this rule. If a player has concussion, they should be giving their brain time to recover. Presumably there is a maximum period that would apply though like 10 days or something. It should also discourage teams from cheating the rule.
Yep came to say the exact same thing, all he's doing really is a) making himself look a tool and b) ensuring the FA don't increase subs from 3 to 5What I found interesting last night, was despite being the biggest advocate of increasing the number of substitutions to 5, Jurgen Klopp didn't use a single substitution against Tottenham
Don’t do thatYep came to say the exact same thing, all he's doing really is a) making himself look a Ihni binni dimi diniwiny anitaime and b) ensuring the FA don't increase subs from 3 to 5
Happy?Don’t do that
Weird..I might have misunderstood completely, but i thought the entire point of the rule was to actively encourage teams to take less risks with player health. Take the player off if there's a fear of concussion, best case it isn't. If it is, well, have a minimum period of days..Forcing a player to miss the next round if further checks show that there wasn't a concussion makes no sense. If the club doctors can't be trusted when it comes to this sort of thing, then the FA will have to have their own medical staff for it attending every match.Because thats kinda the entire point of this rule. If a player has concussion, they should be giving their brain time to recover. Presumably there is a maximum period that would apply though like 10 days or something. It should also discourage teams from cheating the rule.
That will happen week one.Sounds similar to Rugby's blood substitutions. What are the chances we get our version of bloodgate and have players faking concussions?
Agree if not the rule is going to be misused without a doubt.Concussion subs would have to miss the next game, right?
Mourinho on Google right now: "How to convincingly fake concussions"
What I found interesting last night, was despite being the biggest advocate of increasing the number of substitutions to 5, Jurgen Klopp didn't use a single substitution against Tottenham
It's not just Klopp, though. Pep and Ole have had just as much to say about it and fixture congestion affecting players etc and both managers made only one sub in the derby at the weekend.Yep came to say the exact same thing, all he's doing really is a) making himself look a tool and b) ensuring the FA don't increase subs from 3 to 5
I know right.It's not just Klopp, though. Pep and Ole have had just as much to say about it and fixture congestion affecting players etc and both managers made only one sub in the derby at the weekend.
Apart from the part where he didn'tWhat Klopp wants, Klopp gets.
How is it interesting? The entire point of 5 subs is to maximize the chance of resting as many players as possible when given the chance, meaning when situation allows it.What I found interesting last night, was despite being the biggest advocate of increasing the number of substitutions to 5, Jurgen Klopp didn't use a single substitution against Tottenham
Klopp and Pep have been pretty clear on this, I don't get what you guys aren't understanding. They want 5 subs because they are afraid to use their alloted 3 in case they make the subs and a player gets injured. Its literally their entire argument. We can't make all our subs because injuries are too common this season, players are without a proper pre-season plus the amount of football with no break plus how much injuries are up.What I found interesting last night, was despite being the biggest advocate of increasing the number of substitutions to 5, Jurgen Klopp didn't use a single substitution against Tottenham
In that case, any logical person would say use 2 substitutions each game, and the 3rd substitution is to only be used if a player gets injured and has to come off.Klopp and Pep have been pretty clear on this, I don't get what you guys aren't understanding. They want 5 subs because they are afraid to use their alloted 3 in case they make the subs and a player gets injured. Its literally their entire argument. We can't make all our subs because injuries are too common this season, players are without a proper pre-season plus the amount of football with no break plus how much injuries are up.
They don't make subs in case someone pulls up injured afterwards.
Or they are telling the truth and doing what he said and leaving it super late to make changes because they are worried. I mean Klopp literally spells it out when on about Chris Wilder. Wilder openly admits he's only thinking of Sheffield United. Yet people are trying to make out Klopp and co. are the ones being selfish.In that case, any logical person would say use 2 substitutions each game, and the 3rd substitution is to only be used if a player gets injured and has to come off.
For Pep to not use a single substitution at home against Fulham the other week, and for Klopp not to use a single substitution against Tottenham last night, points to one of two things:
- They are sticking two fingers up to the FA
- And/or they are hypocrites
Yes, it's called the Concussion Volounteer Initiative, or VELOCICUSSION for short.Confusing wording. So if a team subs a player through concussion, is the opposition team allowed an extra sub?