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There's zero chance of us appealing anything, there's not even a process to do so, and even less chance of anyone admitting a mistake was made. But that's why there's so much frustration at officials. We see rules applied incorrectly & inconsistently and then the referees union closes ranks...

Would guess it will be pretty wide ranges. Once you've done season tickets how many people will be left with, for example over 200 points. You could probably do them all rather than needing to break it down into 100 point bands

Why would a substituted player require the referees permission to re-enter the field of play. I'm struggling to think of an example of that happening in a game. Would this not be more applicable? that only states appropriate disciplinary action, not an automatic caution, and as others have said...

I have, is that not quoted from Law 4 - The Players Equipment? https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-4---the-players-equipment

Drive through places that seem shocked that anyone might actually want to order something and never have anything ready

the club have put out step by step instructions on how to add the ability to buy tickets for your mates from your own account and, assuming its one per season ticket holder, there's no reason for a mad rush as there will be plenty to go round.

Why would a law that applies to 'a player who leaves the field of play to correct or change equipment' apply in Palmers situation?

Have seen our players signalling to the ball boys at the CBS to slow things down.

Like so much in football the issue is the lack of transparency and, taking things at face value, an inconsistency is how the rules are applied and punishments issued

All the people who haven’t logged in since the play off final will have forgotten their passwords

If that’s the case it means rather than it being a binary ‘must be given a card or the ref gets in trouble’ there’s an element of discretion the ref can apply

someones already thought of that

They played a game, possibly an England game, with NFL markings still visible on the pitch so they could get a quick turnaround. They may have no choice but to do something similar, there’s a limit to how long they can delay the game

How can it possibly take that long? Surely it’s just a case of asking whoever has first pick which match they want for tv and then it’s job done

Interesting, is that the only law that covers it because that blows the argument that the ref had no choice and would have been in trouble if he didn't book him argument out of the water.

100% happens every single game. Not to mention that when someone’s been subbed and is walking round the pitch they often cut corners which is a player in full kit on the pitch while the ball is in play

Well looks like we won’t be playing Leicester in the Semis

I sit near where the subs warm up at the CBS. Every game players run on their pitch doing warm ups while the game is in play. Never seen one even warned let alone booked

think its the events included for anyone who has a club Wembley membership