Leekbrookgull
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Touchline,yes sit in the stands yes however never known this before. Banned from the ground completely. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24158903
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Paul Ince,five match stadium ban.
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Leekbrookgull
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No doubt someone will prove me wrong ?
With modern technology, touchline bans are a little less effective now. I remember a few years back there was a communications restriction by uefa (I think on Mourinho) where he a uefa official had to accompany him to prevent him from communicating instructions during the game.
I imagine the thinking is the same here. If he is banned from the stadium, it will be harder for him to provide instructions.
I imagine blackpool could, for home games at least, set up some feed and he could still do manage from afar, but I suppose it would be hard to do it for away games.
Face time/skype will probably have it's limits.
I imagine the thinking is the same here. If he is banned from the stadium, it will be harder for him to provide instructions.
I imagine blackpool could, for home games at least, set up some feed and he could still do manage from afar, but I suppose it would be hard to do it for away games.
Face time/skype will probably have it's limits.
BensGrandad
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In the 'good old days' if a player was suspended for say 14 days they were not permitted to have any contact with the club in any capacity for 14 days and not permitted to enter an FA approved ground. This meant if a player was banned he couldnt go to watch his or any other team that had a payment entry. This was changed from a number of days to a number of games as it was considered unfair if you got banned at Easter or Christmas as opposed to 14 days from 1st May. I think it was also argued that it breached employment laws on restriction of trade with a player needing to stay fit.
lawros left foot
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What did Ince do?
Kicked or threw a bottle at a match official, in frustration, I think. Unless he's done something else.
EDIT: Or maybe not:
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...ds-blackpool-manager-paul-ince-five-match-ban
Ince was sent to the stands during the game for throwing a water bottle, but the incidents in question occurred "in or around the tunnel" after the final whistle.
He attended a disciplinary hearing on Monday accused of verbally abusing a match official, threatening a match official and violent conduct towards a match official.
lawros left foot
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Thanks, i can understand the severity of the ban then
clippedgull
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BensGrandad
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I would think that there are a number of officials that he would have been rewarded for doing that to them.
Pogue Mahone
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From the same article: Rotherham manager Steve Evans was banned from stadiums for six matches in September 2012.
clippedgull
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Yet if a supporter threw a bottle, he could be looking at a 3 year banning order. Crazy.
Barrel of Fun
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Tough on managers and lenient on players.
Is throwing a water bottle towards an official any worse than being in their face and shouting or swearing at them?
Is throwing a water bottle towards an official any worse than being in their face and shouting or swearing at them?
seagullsovergrimsby
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Touchline bans are a waste of time if the manager is still allowed to sit up in the stands and relay his instructions to the assistant manager who is in the technical area pitchside. Wurzel was even sat next to Prince Charming at one of the games he was banned from gurning along the touchline.
Horsham Gull
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Everybodys favourite manager Steve Evans got a similar ban last year http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19520436
severnside gull
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... dropped his trousers and flashed a female asst ref as I recall? Got off lightly IMO.
fat old seagull
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Only if it completely misses and hits a supporter instead
And of course if it doesn't miss and you don't mind being blinded or scarred for life. Sticks and stones ........
LamieRobertson
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som refs or assistants should be banned after some of the performances i have witnessed...i'm not sure the assessors are doing there job properly
Leekbrookgull
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Your own link proves you wrongDid you actually read it before you posted?
Ah,just wanted to see how long before someone would spot that one !