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[CLPO, 2nd leg] Newcastle United vs. Qarabağ (6-1 agg.): 24/2/26 @ 20:00 (Amazon Prime Video)


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5 hours ago, SteV said:

Aye, and they get wiped after this game, so might be sensible (although not sure how practical) to let them miss this.

 

Not sure if this is the case. UEFA's guidance as clear as mud helpfully.

 

Are yellow cards wiped after the Champions League group stage?

Article 52.04
Exceptionally, all yellow cards and pending yellow-card suspensions expire on completion of the play-offs. They are not carried forward to the group stage. In addition, all yellow cards expire on completion of the quarter-finals. They are not carried forward to the semi-finals.

 

Had assumed that's supposed to read 'not carried forward from the group stage'. But The Mirror reckon they do carry over, so assume the play-offs mentioned are pre-GS qualifying play-offs. :mystery:

 

The Three-Card Rule: A player is automatically suspended for one match after accumulating three yellow cards that did not result in a red card. This rule applies throughout the league phase and continues into the knockout rounds until the semi-final stage.

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/champions-league-suspension-laws-ban-36624143

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5 minutes ago, Anderson said:

 

Not sure if this is the case. UEFA's guidance as clear as mud helpfully.

 

Are yellow cards wiped after the Champions League group stage?

Article 52.04
Exceptionally, all yellow cards and pending yellow-card suspensions expire on completion of the play-offs. They are not carried forward to the group stage. In addition, all yellow cards expire on completion of the quarter-finals. They are not carried forward to the semi-finals.

 

Had assumed that's supposed to read 'not carried forward from the group stage'. But The Mirror reckon they do carry over, so assume the play-offs mentioned are pre-GS qualifying play-offs. :mystery:

 

The Three-Card Rule: A player is automatically suspended for one match after accumulating three yellow cards that did not result in a red card. This rule applies throughout the league phase and continues into the knockout rounds until the semi-final stage.

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/champions-league-suspension-laws-ban-36624143

Ridiculous if so. Being suspended for three yellows in 14 games would be absolutely idiotic. Bad enough that it’s for 3 in 10.

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16 minutes ago, oldtype said:

Looking forward to the Park Seung Soo hat trick.

 

These probably aren’t too much better than what he was playing against last time he was playing professional football.

He’s ineligible.

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26 minutes ago, SteV said:

You have to have been at the club two years to go on the B list.

 

Hope the club are on the ball with this.  Would be the most Newcastle thing ever getting kicked out for playing ineligible player(s) after smashing Carrier Bag over two legs :whistle:

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5 minutes ago, Nobody said:

What a stupid bloody rule that is mind

 

In the current version of European football you can't play a kid whose been at the club for 23 months in one case, but you can play senior players who have already played for another club in the same tournament in other cases.

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1 hour ago, SteV said:

You have to have been at the club two years to go on the B list.

What's the B list ?

 

Edit....Just checked and our squad list on the UEFA site gives B list players as well.

 

 

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47 minutes ago, madras said:

What's the B list ?

 

Edit....Just checked and our squad list on the UEFA site gives B list players as well.

 

 

 

So the A list is basically all your main senior players (up to a max of 25 I think).

 

The B list is basically all your players born from 2004 onwards, but they have to have been at the club for at least two years.

 

So for us, Miley doesn’t need to go on the A list and take up one of the spaces, cos he’s still young enough for the B list.

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25 minutes ago, SteV said:

So the A list is basically all your main senior players (up to a max of 25 I think).

 

The B list is basically all your players born from 2004 onwards, but they have to have been at the club for at least two years.

 

So for us, Miley doesn’t need to go on the A list and take up one of the spaces, cos he’s still young enough for the B list.

I just wasn't sure whether it was home grown players which iirc he possibly does for premiership purposes. I remember giving myself a headache looking through all that stuff when he signed.

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Just managed to get the seat 2 along from mine for the bairn. 

 

Can't buy a single under 14 ticket without an adult so had to use my other account and buy an adult ticket for her....must be fuckin daft tbh, mental cost.  Even the £40 u14 price felt a bit much. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Keegans Export said:

Too late for an absolutely massive Gallowgate-covering flag presumably @Heron?

Unfortunately, aye. Besides Louis hasn't played for us since the late 90s.

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10 hours ago, Anderson said:

 

Not sure if this is the case. UEFA's guidance as clear as mud helpfully.

 

Are yellow cards wiped after the Champions League group stage?

Article 52.04
Exceptionally, all yellow cards and pending yellow-card suspensions expire on completion of the play-offs. They are not carried forward to the group stage. In addition, all yellow cards expire on completion of the quarter-finals. They are not carried forward to the semi-finals.

 

Had assumed that's supposed to read 'not carried forward from the group stage'. But The Mirror reckon they do carry over, so assume the play-offs mentioned are pre-GS qualifying play-offs. :mystery:

 

The Three-Card Rule: A player is automatically suspended for one match after accumulating three yellow cards that did not result in a red card. This rule applies throughout the league phase and continues into the knockout rounds until the semi-final stage.

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/champions-league-suspension-laws-ban-36624143

They are the qualifying playoffs - the technical term for the round were in is the ‘knockout-playoffs’ (KO-PO).  Any yellows picked up from the group stage up to and including the QF count towards a suspension - which is why I can’t understand why the players on a yellow didn’t undertake a bit of ‘professionalism’ and get themselves a booking vs Qarabag

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17 minutes ago, ramirez said:

Does anyone know if we would find out the dates on Friday, or just opponents?

You’d think it’ll be the dates as well, only 10 days before the first leg. 
 

The format makes Fridays draw so meh, imagine we could draw anyone, would be exciting as owt. 

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