Dunk and Greer on four bookings, yes just four for now!

[mwrpoole]

The deadline is the end of the year, not November 30.

I got that from the FA's website, it says PL is 31st Dec but FL is 30th Nov.

http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/suspensions

(click on the 'one caution away' tab)

 

[keaton]

If the worst happens, options at centre back are rather limited...

http://www.northstandchat.com/content.php?293-Centre-backs-in-reserve

But Rea will have served his suspension in time for the Spurs game as we have an U21 game on Monday night

 

[AZ Gull]

I got that from the FA's website, it says PL is 31st Dec but FL is 30th Nov.

http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/suspensions

(click on the 'one caution away' tab)

I owe you an apology - just checked the FA Handbook, and you are correct. Up to last season the deadline was the same for all leagues - 31 December.

 

[AZ Gull]

From the Argus today:-

Forster-Caskey, meanwhile, was inadvertently involved in confusion over the number of cautions for captain Gordon Greer.

Greer's late booking at Huddersfield was his fourth for Albion, not fifth.

He was widely believed to have been booked in the home game against Cardiff, when the referee beckoned him to explain why he was giving Forster-Caskey a yellow card.

Great - except that isn't what happened. The full match is available to watch on Cardiff's player site. Greer is clearly shown the yellow card by the referee on 8mins 20 secs (of the second half) and has his name taken. Greer is clearly angry and is presumably telling the ref he has got it wrong. As Cardiff bring on Noone, the ref wanders around as Hyypia can be seen on the touchline throwing his arms in the air. Then the ref beckons Greer back to him, has a conversation with him (presumably telling Greer he realises it is mistaken identity), and books JFC (on 9mins 22 secs, a full 60 seconds after Greer was first shown the yellow card).

The Argus - First for all the action, half-arsed analysis and incorrect photo captions