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| Premier League ratifies more subs | | Premier League clubs will be allowed to name seven substitutes in matches from the start of next season. The change was suggested by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy last year and replicates the regulations in European and international games. The Premier League agreed to discuss the issue, amid concerns that it would favour clubs with big squads. Premier League voting rules require 14 out of the 20 member clubs to back any suggested rule changes. Coaches are currently restricted to naming five substitutes, and are able to use a maximum of three of them. But Levy told his club's official website: "We have promoted and lobbied for this rule change for some time and we are absolutely delighted our proposal was supported by member clubs.  | 606: DEBATE |
"It is important to give our managers greater choice on the bench, enabling them to be more creative tactically. "That was the objective behind us bringing this proposal to the table. "Additionally, it should also mean that younger players from the academy can be given an opportunity to break into the first team." |
Not sure how I feel about this, not too bothered really.
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 09:16:53 | |
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| Benny (08/02/2008)
Premier League ratifies more subs | | Premier League clubs will be allowed to name seven substitutes in matches from the start of next season. The change was suggested by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy last year and replicates the regulations in European and international games. The Premier League agreed to discuss the issue, amid concerns that it would favour clubs with big squads. Premier League voting rules require 14 out of the 20 member clubs to back any suggested rule changes. Coaches are currently restricted to naming five substitutes, and are able to use a maximum of three of them. But Levy told his club's official website: "We have promoted and lobbied for this rule change for some time and we are absolutely delighted our proposal was supported by member clubs. | 606: DEBATE |
"It is important to give our managers greater choice on the bench, enabling them to be more creative tactically. "That was the objective behind us bringing this proposal to the table. "Additionally, it should also mean that younger players from the academy can be given an opportunity to break into the first team." |
Not sure how I feel about this, not too bothered really. Good call, but don't think we've got a squad big enough for this. If they are to do it, they should say that the 2 extra players MUST be English, gives them a chance of coming up and fucks Arsenal right up!
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 14:57:05 | |
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Benny (08/02/2008)
Premier League ratifies more subs | | Premier League clubs will be allowed to name seven substitutes in matches from the start of next season. The change was suggested by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy last year and replicates the regulations in European and international games. The Premier League agreed to discuss the issue, amid concerns that it would favour clubs with big squads. Premier League voting rules require 14 out of the 20 member clubs to back any suggested rule changes. Coaches are currently restricted to naming five substitutes, and are able to use a maximum of three of them. But Levy told his club's official website: "We have promoted and lobbied for this rule change for some time and we are absolutely delighted our proposal was supported by member clubs. | 606: DEBATE |
"It is important to give our managers greater choice on the bench, enabling them to be more creative tactically. "That was the objective behind us bringing this proposal to the table. "Additionally, it should also mean that younger players from the academy can be given an opportunity to break into the first team." |
Not sure how I feel about this, not too bothered really. Good call, but don't think we've got a squad big enough for this. If they are to do it, they should say that the 2 extra players MUST be English, gives them a chance of coming up and fucks Arsenal right up! that's actually not a bad idea that, although the thing with this "must be english" quota is that the big clubs will just buy the english talent up and leave everyone else with "should in the championship" players, instead of reasonably talented foreign players. |
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 15:04:56 | |
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| i think it should be two english players under 21 alloowed extra.
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 15:37:21 | |
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| I like the idea. It does favour clubs with bigger squads but that is always an advantage. What is does is gives you a spare keeper, 2 defenders, 2 MF and 2 striking options, or any mix of that.
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 15:39:10 | |
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| Bluewythy (08/02/2008)
i think it should be two english players under 21 allowed extra.sp! lol! Completely agree! Or even two players under 21 that have been at the club for a certain amount of time
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 15:56:40 | |
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| | yeah 2 youth team players/players who have progressed from the clubs own youth team, or else you only have the 5 subs... thats a good idea that. solves the inequality caused by monstrous sums of money to an extent at least |
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 16:10:56 | |
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| gibbonicus_andronicus (08/02/2008)
yeah 2 youth team players/players who have progressed from the clubs own youth team, or else you only have the 5 subs... thats a good idea that. solves the inequality caused by monstrous sums of money to an extent at leastAlso makes future England managers jobs a little easier, knowing talent is being nurtured
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| | | Posted 08/02/2008 18:22:46 | |
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| Benny (08/02/2008)
Premier League ratifies more subs | Premier League clubs will be allowed to name seven substitutes in matches from the start of next season.
The change was suggested by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy last year and replicates the regulations in European and international games.
The Premier League agreed to discuss the issue, amid concerns that it would favour clubs with big squads.
Premier League voting rules require 14 out of the 20 member clubs to back any suggested rule changes.
Coaches are currently restricted to naming five substitutes, and are able to use a maximum of three of them.
But Levy told his club's official website: "We have promoted and lobbied for this rule change for some time and we are absolutely delighted our proposal was supported by member clubs.
| 606: DEBATE |
"It is important to give our managers greater choice on the bench, enabling them to be more creative tactically.
"That was the objective behind us bringing this proposal to the table.
"Additionally, it should also mean that younger players from the academy can be given an opportunity to break into the first team." |
Not sure how I feel about this, not too bothered really.
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