Stretfordian_Blue said:I think there are some competitions where full FA regulations do not apply.oakiecokie said:i kne albert davy said:Could be wrong here but I'm pretty sure the capital one cup comes under the jurisdiction of the Football League as its their competition hence the different procedure for referral.
Are you suggesting that all teams and players outside of the PL also have a seperate body that charges and conducts hearings,other than the FA.
Sorry you`re barking up the wrong tree.Every club in the country has to be registered with the FA and therefore it is they alone who will oversee any decisions not the Football League.If it were the FL then no PL teams would surely not be entering a competition which they are not part of.
For example at Curzon Ashton, you can drink on the terraces for a Northern Prem League game, but for any FA Cup or FA Trophy game you cannot, due to it being an 'FA Competition'.
Think it was down for thursday but they cancelled itGaylord du Bois said:No presser from them today, apparently. Fuckers have really ripped their nappies off.
Silva_Spell said:This whole 'he was looking at the ball' crap is irrelevant. There's such a thing as peripheral vision and spatial awareness. It's so obvious he meant it.
No I just remember reading something in the distant past that the competition belongs to the football league nothing to do with the F.A. and as such its a football league panel that reviews deputed fouls and not the F.A. panel that's all.oakiecokie said:i kne albert davy said:Could be wrong here but I'm pretty sure the capital one cup comes under the jurisdiction of the Football League as its their competition hence the different procedure for referral.laserblue said:All club games in England come under the jurisdiction of the FA so there's no procedural difference between competitions.
Are you suggesting that all teams and players outside of the PL also have a seperate body that charges and conducts hearings,other than the FA.
Sorry you`re barking up the wrong tree.Every club in the country has to be registered with the FA and therefore it is they alone who will oversee any decisions not the Football League.If it were the FL then no PL teams would surely not be entering a competition which they are not part of.
i kne albert davy said:No I just remember reading something in the distant past that the competition belongs to the football league nothing to do with the F.A. and as such its a football league panel that reviews deputed fouls and not the F.A. panel that's all.oakiecokie said:i kne albert davy said:Could be wrong here but I'm pretty sure the capital one cup comes under the jurisdiction of the Football League as its their competition hence the different procedure for referral.
Are you suggesting that all teams and players outside of the PL also have a seperate body that charges and conducts hearings,other than the FA.
Sorry you`re barking up the wrong tree.Every club in the country has to be registered with the FA and therefore it is they alone who will oversee any decisions not the Football League.If it were the FL then no PL teams would surely not be entering a competition which they are not part of.
raininspain said:Appeal LOST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dickie davies said:Silva_Spell said:This whole 'he was looking at the ball' crap is irrelevant. There's such a thing as peripheral vision and spatial awareness. It's so obvious he meant it.
None sense and I submit example number 1 ;-)
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