ADELAIDE VILLA YOUNG GUNS

Made in Australia · Post by **Made in Australia** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 10:05 am

BodÃ¸ Glimt wrote:The thing with the cup is that once you play you are cup-tied, but when it comes to the league it's not so clear. Take Old Ignations. They had a first team and reserve team in saturday division two, with their c's and d's doing the same in division three. Players more than likely would have been able to shuffle between those four sides.
I guess switching from saturday to sunday is the same thing because players are registered with a club, not with a team. Those who played for Munno Para were registered with Munno Para, not team A, B or C.

Whether that's morally right or wrong is another story, but I think it can be done.

BodÃ¸ you have hit the nail on the head! You are signed to a club not A's, B's, C's etc. I play at Munno & we have the option to play on whatever day we wish. If I get a red card that stops me playing in either day the following week.

diegom · Post by **diegom** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 10:15 am

thats awesome, but can u play on the saturday and then again on the sunday?

Made in Australia · Post by **Made in Australia** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 10:20 am

diegom wrote:thats awesome, but can u play on the saturday and then again on the sunday?

Yes. The ref don't know if you played the day before. I don't know if it is against league rules but there is no way they could police it if it was.

Hawkesy · Post by **Hawkesy** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 2:33 pm

BodÃ¸ Glimt wrote:The thing with the cup is that once you play you are cup-tied, but when it comes to the league it's not so clear. Take Old Ignations. They had a first team and reserve team in saturday division two, with their c's and d's doing the same in division three. Players more than likely would have been able to shuffle between those four sides.

In that situation players are able to play in all 4 sides. In fact I know of one player who played in all 4 teams at some point in the season for various reasons.

They did however alwasy run those sides as A, B's C's & D's so you got promoted/dropped as required.

The issue with Munno Parra / Villa though would be. You have a young gun player who is happy and able to play both days and he could do so. I would say technically you can.

If you received a red card on the saturday, you would miss the next day as well as the following week as the ref would keep your card and the league would not have returned it until 3 matches (Sunday, Saturday & Sunday) had been played.

waawaa · Post by **waawaa** » Sun Dec 09, 2007 9:40 am

dont worry about getting the pitch relaid speak to the council about a creche instead

dj_no.1 · Post by **dj_no.1** » Sun Dec 09, 2007 2:46 pm

modbury play on saturdays and their over 35s play on sunday, anyone registered with the club can play both days if required, no problems at all,

Missing Post Count · Post by **Missing Post Count** » Sun Dec 09, 2007 6:38 pm

Hawkesy wrote:If you received a red card on the saturday, you would miss the next day as well as the following week as the ref would keep your card and the league would not have returned it until 3 matches (Sunday, Saturday & Sunday) had been played.

You make a good point. I forgot here the referee takes your card when you are red carded and submits it to the league.