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I think it’s probably to stop a situation whereby you get sent off in game you get knocked out in and get a three match ban. Your club gets knocked out in the first game they play in each of the next two seasons and your ban is still active 3 years later, were it just competition specific.

Proper kick in the bollocks for them.

Am I right in thinking anyone that signs now isn’t eligible for the second leg? In his latest video Hope mentioned Trafford and said he wouldn’t be able to play in the second leg but he would in the final.

Aye, there’ll be plenty in there or Millers.

Is that Unal (?) that scored that belting free kick actually any good? Don’t think I’ve ever seen him play?

Has he stopped since Spurs?

https://x.com/andynaylorbhafc/status/1876394142265160061?s=46&t=OQLMckSuatbpqWF13Al4mQ

Is the 2 meant to be on the front of that?

Yeah, it’s bollocks that second round cards carry this far. Schar would still be suspended but Bruno wouldn’t.

Noticed Eddie didn’t rule him out in the presser…

Yeah, demand’s just getting bigger. If you keep an eye on the Bromley thread in the ticket forum, there might be someone with a couple going this week, although not sure it’ll be an adult and child.

Sold out to members, although it seems Bromley are returning some, but again will only be available to members.

If you’ve got a membership someone on here will be able to get you a normal priced ticket I’m sure.

Yellow card suspensions are competition specific. Red card (and misconduct like Cunha) suspensions are not.

If anything it works the other way, as if you’ve won the previous five your confidence will be up so it probably increases your chances of winning.

Yeah, just the same as our home tickets. Although I did read someone saying that if you download the Arsenal ticket to your wallet and then delete it, someone else can’t then download it to their wallet. Not sure that’s true though?

I haven’t seen enough of him to comment really, it just feels if he was that bad other teams would have been able to exploit it more than to the point of 9 goals in 26 games.

NUFC email you the tickets to be saved to your wallet, just like a home game, but the tickets are (originally) issued by the home team. But as far as I can tell there’s no NFT involved. I suppose there’s nothing to stop the PL creating something and saying it had to be used by all teams?

I’ve only seen a very limited amount of him, and he certainly doesn’t appear to command his box particularly well - BUT - they’ve conceded 9 goals in 26 games in a very competitive league. If it was as much of an issue as being made out, surely all the other teams would have targeted him in this respect and it would have led to more goals?

If we get anywhere near £8m for him it’s an absolute pisstake and would be worthy of investigation given his age and contract.

Would you not need compliant scanning tech at all away grounds?

Not the one described above though. The whole situation of getting to the turnstile to find you don’t have a valid ticket, sits uneasily with me. If I was trying to come up a better solution it would be something along the lines of being notified the day before or the morning of the game that you have to go to the Box Office for your replacement ticket. If you’re a no show, that’s a black mark against your name and you automatically have to do it for the next away game you attend. Do it again and there’s some sort of sanctions.

Alright, I suppose if he went to Southampton and started banging in loads of goals and looking great, that would probably increase his profile to any potential suitors. I accept that. But if I’m Miggy, am I moving hours away from my family in the hope of doing this at the worst team in the league who keep getting beat 0-5 at home? Doubtful.

Because he’s a known entity. He’s played in the PL and internationally for years. If an interested club have a value of him now, that won’t increase because he plays a few games for Southampton.