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Forget everything else - this is far better news! About time, a cat only has nine lives! Capital 1 - Wests here you come, keeper or no keeper in between2011-08-01 17:52:33
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There are 17 Laws in the game of Football. However in a lot of situations Law 18 is applied - this is the Law of Commonsense.
Obviously this did not happen in the case of the Wests Goal keeper and exactly the same when Cappy suffered his fractured skull
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oldbastard, you have become a real old bastard and getting angry.
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I'd just like to point out that while there was an attempt by one of the officials to stop people communicating with ambulance despatch to come onto the field during the Cappy fractured skull incident, the common sense did prevail and the ambulance despatch were consequently provided with the most accurate description of the situation that was possible considering the circumstances.
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[QUOTE=  What were we supposed to do - just leave him lying there until the ambulance arrived?
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....the safe answer here is YES....unless you know 100% what you are doing
ChopperHarris2011-08-01 21:23:55
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el grapadura wrote:
I'd just like to point out that while there was an attempt by one of the officials to stop people communicating with ambulance despatch to come onto the field during the Cappy fractured skull incident, the common sense did prevail and the ambulance despatch were consequently provided with the most accurate description of the situation that was possible considering the circumstances.


I did not realise this, if true this is f**king disgraceful
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100% true.
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 I was on the sidelines for the Cappy incident and the refs and linos appeared to be panicking and were definitely completely focussed on not allowing ANYONE near. I know for an absolute fact, as I spoke to her, that they refused to allow a Casualty nurse who was in attendance onto the field, but ultimately did at the second attempt by her to get out there, but only on the insistence of a Karori official, so ultimately common sense did prevail. 
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horseshead21 wrote:
el grapadura wrote:
I'd just like to point out that while there was an attempt by one of the officials to stop people communicating with ambulance despatch to come onto the field during the Cappy fractured skull incident, the common sense did prevail and the ambulance despatch were consequently provided with the most accurate description of the situation that was possible considering the circumstances.


I did not realise this, if true this is f**king disgraceful
Weren't you there big fella?
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that's an understatement
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Heard it was his fault too..

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Is it true that those who moan and shout loudly after injury are not as serious as those injured who can't even make a squeak? Is this common sense? Can your sport administrator require medical and qualified medical people to be identified to your umpires before each match, just in case. Is ths another common sense?
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AngusBeef wrote:
Is it true that those who moan and shout�loudly after injury are�not as serious as those injured who can't even make a squeak? Is this common sense? Can your sport administrator require medical and qualified medical�people to be identified to your umpires before each match, just in case. Is ths another common sense?


no
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aitkenmike wrote:
AngusBeef wrote:
Is it true that those who moan and shout loudly after injury are not as serious as those injured who can't even make a squeak? Is this common sense? Can your sport administrator require medical and qualified medical people to be identified to your umpires before each match, just in case. Is ths another common sense?


no


I agree, I know people that have been BADLY injured that have scream alot.
I'm an optimistic pessimist. 
I'm positive things will go wrong.
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No upper hutt game this week? Any reason for that other than allowing welly united to catch up their game?
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Yakcall wrote:
aitkenmike wrote:
AngusBeef wrote:
Is it true that those who moan and shout loudly after injury are not as serious as those injured who can't even make a squeak? Is this common sense? Can your sport administrator require medical and qualified medical people to be identified to your umpires before each match, just in case. Is ths another common sense?


no


I agree, I know people that have been BADLY injured that have scream alot.
I couldnt scream....out cold!
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Poolfan wrote:
No upper hutt game this week? Any reason for that other than allowing welly united to catch up their game?
 
Nope. That's exactly the reason.
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In response to the game where the Wests keeper got injured. Referees have to officiate matches under the Laws of the Game. Law 5 The Referee - Powers and Duties *ensures no unauthorised persons enter the field. Further the Laws of the Game state that the referee must adhere to the the following procedure *after questioning the injured player, the referee may authorise one, or at most two doctors, to enter the field of play to assess the injury and arrange the players's safe and swift removal from the field.
 
Yes there will be anomalies where common sense prevails (such as Cappy's injury where questioning the player wasn't an option).

However, according to the reports received by Capital Football, Wests had their own medical staff and these were the people authorised to treat the player.

Partners/Parents can be a positive influence when a player is injured. Equally they can make the siutation worse if they are quite upset or particulary if they want to have an argument with the ref who is trying to get treatment for the player or have a go at the oppostion player who caused the injury. A referee won't know how this will pan out when an unathorised person enters the field.     
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capitalfootball wrote:
Poolfan wrote:
No upper hutt game this week? Any reason for that other than allowing welly united to catch up their game?
 
Nope. That's exactly the reason.
 
Cheers, great work cap football for answering questions on here. Should make it more exciting, especially if welly united can knock in a few goals this weekend
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Poolfan wrote:
capitalfootball wrote:
Poolfan wrote:
No upper hutt game this week? Any reason for that other than allowing welly united to catch up their game?
 
Nope. That's exactly the reason.
 
Cheers, great work cap football for answering questions on here. Should make it more exciting, especially if welly united can knock in a few goals this weekend
C'mon Miramar!!!!
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C'mon Miramar!!!!


Will have to go to D F Field for this one.
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Miramar 2-1 up at half time. Great first goal by Justin Gulley.

United pulled one back thanks to a contentious peno just on the stroke of half time.

Quite an even game. Mar not as stacked as I expected. Glass Man Farrington and Wiremu Patrick playing for them are the only stackees I can see.

Terry O'Donnell with the nutmegs down the right has been strong for United. Won the peno too.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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Wharf up 2-0 after 20 mins vs Island Bay at Wakefield.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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Miramar 2-2 United score from a clever free kick headed in at the front post.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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Emi makes it 3-2 to United.

Island Bay pull one back against wharf. 2-1 there now.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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G Little sent off for being himself.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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FOOTBALL CENTRAL PREMIER LEAGUE:
Miramar Rangers       2    Wellington United     3
Justin Gulley              Emiliano Tade (2)
Wiremu Patrick             Craig Alderdice

Waterside Karori      3    Island Bay United     1
Tim Dalman (3)             Casey Ferrier

                       P  W  D  L  GF  GA  Pts
Upper Hutt City       16 12  1  3  45  15  37
Wellington United     16 12  1  3  48  21  37
Stop Out              16  9  3  4  37  16  30
Miramar Rangers       17  8  3  6  26  27  27
Island Bay United     17  8  2  7  27  25  26
Waterside Karori      17  6  5  6  24  19  23
Olympic               17  6  3  8  26  29  21
Marist                18  4  4 10  17  30  16
Wainuiomata           17  1  8  8  12  35  11
Western Suburbs       17  1  4 12  18  63   7

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Pen before half time was crucial, changed the complexion of the game. Was he inside smithy? You were almost perfectly in line. The nutmeg banter down the wing was quite amusing, well done 2nd best and smithy. Big win for welly united, olympic to snatch something against upper hutt next week
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Looked inside to me.  Lino was in a better position and was pretty confident.
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Have to wonder why there wasn't a card as the last man

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Do you need a hug 2B?

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Poolfan wrote:

Have to wonder why there wasn't a card as the last man



Wasn't there, but would just like to point out there's no such thing as 'last man' in LotG.
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                       P  W  D  L  GF  GA  Pts
Upper Hutt City       16 12  1  3  45  15  37
Wellington United     16 12  1  3  48  21  37
Stop Out              16  9  3  4  37  16  30
<snip>

That narrow gap between 1st and 2nd is making it quite a run in.

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Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe. 
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Anyone know the remaining fixtures for the top two?

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i think UH have Wests and Bubbles
Utd have Nui and Mar again

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Poolfan wrote:
Pen before half time was crucial, changed the complexion of the game. Was he inside smithy? You were almost perfectly in line. The nutmeg banter down the wing was quite amusing, well done 2nd best and smithy. Big win for welly united, olympic to snatch something against upper hutt next week
The contact was both players turning into each other, they landed 4 inches into the penalty area. Contact was well outside the box but ref pointed straight to the spot.
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That is a massive yarn hogster.
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2ndBest wrote:
That is a massive yarn hogster.
Porkies from the Hogster?

Football is working class ballet - Alf Garnet

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mumbino wrote:
2ndBest wrote:
That is a massive yarn hogster.
Porkies from the Hogster?
Just ask the U/Hutt coach who on the balcony overlooking the incident(accident). But no problem united may be down at the next meeting with Mar? U/hutt all good.
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Well I was about about 3 yards inside the 18 yard box.  Pretty sure I had a better view.  The lino was dead in line.  Pretty sure he had an even better view.

I doubt Pedro could even see over the hand rail.
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