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**Flerdourdyged** · 11-20-2009, 05:46 PM

That was in the FA Cup. There was time allowed for that replay, with this there is no real time with the other competitions.

That Kanu situation wouldn't happen these days as the rule states now that play may go on if a player is injured unless the referee sees that the injury is serious (i.e a head wound) so it's up to the team on the ball to kick it out of play.

As I said, if this had been granted then the backlog of games would be huge. This season wouldn't end until 2012.

11-20-2009, 05:46 PM	#20
Flerdourdyged Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 487 Senior Member	That was in the FA Cup. There was time allowed for that replay, with this there is no real time with the other competitions. That Kanu situation wouldn't happen these days as the rule states now that play may go on if a player is injured unless the referee sees that the injury is serious (i.e a head wound) so it's up to the team on the ball to kick it out of play. As I said, if this had been granted then the backlog of games would be huge. This season wouldn't end until 2012.
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