| Substitutes 11:14 - Apr 10 with 2965 views | superstan |
Excuse my ignorance but we both made 6 substitutions last night, I always thought only 5 were allowed, must be a rule change I’ve missed, apologies if covered before. |  | | |  |
| Substitutes on 11:20 - Apr 10 with 2678 views | Jeff |
Field's was a concussion sub, so doesn't count towards either the 5 player or 3 occasions rule. |  |
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| Substitutes on 11:25 - Apr 10 with 2642 views | Padulas_Shampoo |
| Substitutes on 11:20 - Apr 10 by Jeff |
Field's was a concussion sub, so doesn't count towards either the 5 player or 3 occasions rule. |
Clever move. Didn't know you could get a concussion in your ankle. |  | | |
| Substitutes on 11:30 - Apr 10 with 2594 views | LazyFan |
Well, they did score while he was receiving treatment, so Oxford could hardly complain.
That's how bad Oxford were; they only scored when we had 10 on the pitch. |  |
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| Substitutes on 11:31 - Apr 10 with 2593 views | Lanhoop |
| Substitutes on 11:20 - Apr 10 by Jeff |
Field's was a concussion sub, so doesn't count towards either the 5 player or 3 occasions rule. |
It was the Oxford player who was hurt in the collision with Field that was concussion subbed, not Field himself. | | | |
| Substitutes on 11:37 - Apr 10 with 2519 views | QPR_John |
Surely subs are checked by the forth official so if we used 6 then there was good reason. | | | |
| Substitutes on 11:40 - Apr 10 with 2482 views | TheChef |
| Substitutes on 11:31 - Apr 10 by Lanhoop |
It was the Oxford player who was hurt in the collision with Field that was concussion subbed, not Field himself. |
I was sat on that side of the pitch, and looking at Field I'm pretty certain he went off for concussion and nothing else. |  |
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| Substitutes on 12:08 - Apr 10 with 2329 views | terryb |
| Substitutes on 11:40 - Apr 10 by TheChef |
I was sat on that side of the pitch, and looking at Field I'm pretty certain he went off for concussion and nothing else. |
Field was ready to come back on the pitch, but when he started jogging his ankle went.
One of the few times that watching on television gave a better view of the incident rather than being at the game. | | | |
| Substitutes on 12:11 - Apr 10 with 2313 views | Lanhoop |
| Substitutes on 12:08 - Apr 10 by terryb |
Field was ready to come back on the pitch, but when he started jogging his ankle went.
One of the few times that watching on television gave a better view of the incident rather than being at the game. |
Yeah, this. Hopefully it’s just a minor sprain and he’ll be back soon. | | | |
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| Substitutes on 12:18 - Apr 10 with 2258 views | Lblock |
So are we saying we're going to forfeit this game and have it down as a 2-0 defeat and get a 12 point deduction? |  |
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| Substitutes on 12:48 - Apr 10 with 2135 views | Essex_Ranger |
Both subs went down as a concussion substitution, however, Fields was definitely his ankle stopping him carrying on but we played it off as concussion to get the extra sub.
When the sky camera panned to the incident close up Field was holding his ankle from the start but the medic kept checking his head every now and then, presumably to show it was “concussion”
Sneaky move, but fair play for thinking tactically about it.
Assume it’s a reoccurrence of the injury he has been out with. |  | | |
| Substitutes on 13:15 - Apr 10 with 2048 views | Rassilon |
I've just had a quick look at the FA website and I believe that if one team uses a "Concussion" substitute, the other team gets an extra general substitute. | | | |
| Substitutes on 13:23 - Apr 10 with 1982 views | derbyhoop |
I believe, as a rule, that it is 5 on 3 occasions. But they seem to have built in some wiggle room.
Field, apparently, went to hospital for a concussion check but it did look like his ankle, again was the main issue. |  |
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| Substitutes on 13:27 - Apr 10 with 1953 views | OldPedro |
| Substitutes on 13:15 - Apr 10 by Rassilon |
I've just had a quick look at the FA website and I believe that if one team uses a "Concussion" substitute, the other team gets an extra general substitute. |
This is right. Oxford made a concussion sub, which means both teams get 6 subs instead of 5 and can make changes on 4 occasions instead of the normal 3.
It doesn't matter whether Field was concussion or ankle |  |
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| Substitutes on 13:42 - Apr 10 with 1881 views | E17hoop |
| Substitutes on 13:15 - Apr 10 by Rassilon |
I've just had a quick look at the FA website and I believe that if one team uses a "Concussion" substitute, the other team gets an extra general substitute. |
Exactly this - they had a concussion sub so we get one free. Not able to manage it quickly enough though - as Clive was saying* at the game.
*Feel free to interpret this Peroni fuelled advice being offered to Marti and Xavi across the ground in whichever way you think it went. 🤔 [Post edited 10 Apr 13:43]
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| Substitutes on 18:07 - Apr 10 with 1658 views | superstan |
| Substitutes on 13:27 - Apr 10 by OldPedro |
This is right. Oxford made a concussion sub, which means both teams get 6 subs instead of 5 and can make changes on 4 occasions instead of the normal 3.
It doesn't matter whether Field was concussion or ankle |
Thanks all for clarifying | | | |
| Substitutes on 18:30 - Apr 10 with 1578 views | rocknroland |
| Substitutes on 13:27 - Apr 10 by OldPedro |
This is right. Oxford made a concussion sub, which means both teams get 6 subs instead of 5 and can make changes on 4 occasions instead of the normal 3.
It doesn't matter whether Field was concussion or ankle |
So if you've used all your subs just kick an opponent in the head. |  | | |
| Substitutes on 18:33 - Apr 10 with 1562 views | mart_Goblin |
| Substitutes on 12:48 - Apr 10 by Essex_Ranger |
Both subs went down as a concussion substitution, however, Fields was definitely his ankle stopping him carrying on but we played it off as concussion to get the extra sub.
When the sky camera panned to the incident close up Field was holding his ankle from the start but the medic kept checking his head every now and then, presumably to show it was “concussion”
Sneaky move, but fair play for thinking tactically about it.
Assume it’s a reoccurrence of the injury he has been out with. |
I think he actually hurt his ankle and concussion from the same incident . When he sat up he was clearly dazed and went very pale indeed . But jarred his ankle on landing too and before the physio came on he was clearly holding it .
Read this morning that he went to hospital for the concussion, was that confirmed? |  | | |
| Substitutes on 19:06 - Apr 10 with 1483 views | stinkydad |
Marty said field came off because he felt a bit dizzy. In his ankle, probably. |  | | |
| Substitutes on 19:11 - Apr 10 with 1471 views | QPRConor2000 |
| Substitutes on 19:06 - Apr 10 by stinkydad |
Marty said field came off because he felt a bit dizzy. In his ankle, probably. |
Yeah Marti did say that, he didnt mention his ankle flairing up at all.
If your dizzy, your going to be walking a bit awkwardly, so its more likely its nothing to do with his ankle.
Hopefully he is fit in time for Saturday. | | | |
| Substitutes on 22:27 - Apr 10 with 1199 views | OldPedro |
| Substitutes on 19:11 - Apr 10 by QPRConor2000 |
Yeah Marti did say that, he didnt mention his ankle flairing up at all.
If your dizzy, your going to be walking a bit awkwardly, so its more likely its nothing to do with his ankle.
Hopefully he is fit in time for Saturday. |
If he was concussed, then for his own safety and wellbeing, he shouldn't be playing on Saturday | |
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| Substitutes on 22:34 - Apr 10 with 1163 views | daveB |
He ended up in hospital last night with the concussion
Dave Mc confirmed on the WLS podcast today [Post edited 10 Apr 22:49]
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| Substitutes on 23:09 - Apr 10 with 1041 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| Substitutes on 13:27 - Apr 10 by OldPedro |
This is right. Oxford made a concussion sub, which means both teams get 6 subs instead of 5 and can make changes on 4 occasions instead of the normal 3.
It doesn't matter whether Field was concussion or ankle |
Indeed but just to be sure Marti claimed that Sam was feeling dizzy.  |  | | |
| Substitutes on 23:18 - Apr 10 with 999 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Substitutes on 12:08 - Apr 10 by terryb |
Field was ready to come back on the pitch, but when he started jogging his ankle went.
One of the few times that watching on television gave a better view of the incident rather than being at the game. |
Television is always better than the 'real' thing. This season, most of the time, its mediation has thankfully saved me from getting too close to QPR. That way, I can think of it all as a foolish film (with replays for anything I need to re-visit). |  |
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| Substitutes on 09:01 - Apr 11 with 741 views | PlanetHonneywood |
When I looked at the Arsenal and Real line ups the other night, the former had ten players on their bench, while the latter had 12.
I appreciate it's ultimately about how many you can bring on, but are teams -maybe just in European games- able to name mucho subs if they like?
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/live/cx256773e2yt#RealMadrid |  |
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| Substitutes on 11:04 - Apr 11 with 651 views | sdm1508 |
At the time I thought Field looked dazed when he was trying to sit up. Dave Mc now saying on his Podcast with Kevin Gallen that Sam Field spent the night in hospital with a concussion | | | |
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