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**Gunnerhibby** · 23-04-06, 17:19

... now banned for near enough the rest o' the season

I'm sure I read somewhere that another booking would put him over the points limit.

OK for Aberdeen but out of the Huns and Killie games?

*ECKtheHIBEE* · 23-04-06, 17:24

I think your right, maybe he can use the time off to git his heed out of his arse and find his form again.

Reservoir Hibee · 23-04-06, 17:24

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

... now banned for near enough the rest o' the season

I'm sure I read somewhere that another booking would put him over the points limit.

OK for Aberdeen but out of the Huns and Killie games?

i think section 3.7 clears it up http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/res/docu...Procedures.pdf

maybe

**Gunnerhibby** · 23-04-06, 17:32

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Originally Posted by Reservoir Hibee

i think section 3.7 clears it up http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/res/docu...Procedures.pdf

maybe

no really, unless you know how many points he's accumulated

If he has gone beyond the points limit then, according to rule 3.7.4 he will only miss the Killie game as the ban kicks in 14 days after his last offence/booking.

Reservoir Hibee · 23-04-06, 17:35

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

no really, unless you know how many points he's accumulated

If he has gone beyond the points limit then, according to rule 3.7.4 he will only miss the Killie game as the ban kicks in 14 days after his last offence/booking.

is it no 3 points for a yellow and either 5 or 6 for a red????

**Gunnerhibby** · 23-04-06, 17:41

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Originally Posted by Reservoir Hibee

is it no 3 points for a yellow and either 5 or 6 for a red????

the points applied to each booking can vary according to the seriousness of the offence, but I'm sure I read that it didnae matter what his next booking was for, it would lead to a ban.

Canny mind where I read it.

**SkyeHibs** · 23-04-06, 17:42

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

the points applied to each booking can vary according to the seriousness of the offence, but I'm sure I read that it didnae matter what his next booking was for, it would lead to a ban.

Canny mind where I read it.

I remember reading that as well Colin though I can't remember where. Perhaps that was why he seemed so annoyed with the booking.

**The Hibby Pirate** · 23-04-06, 18:19

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

I remember reading that as well Colin though I can't remember where. Perhaps that was why he seemed so annoyed with the booking.

Don't know why he was annoyed, I have to say I thought it deserved a straight red. Outrageous challenge again. In danger of becoming a liability in these games.

Kirsty-HFC · 23-04-06, 18:57

never a red card lads momentum carried him threw christ do you think people can stop in a split second nothing sinster in it just unlucky

**SkyeHibs** · 23-04-06, 19:15

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Originally Posted by The Hibby Pirate

Don't know why he was annoyed, I have to say I thought it deserved a straight red. Outrageous challenge again. In danger of becoming a liability in these games.

Looking at it today on zitelli it looked a bad hit, however there was no intent, he was stretching for the ball.

|17|sproule|17| · 23-04-06, 19:24

if he iz out for the rest of the season so be it we have got scotty brown back and the super benji

**bigmanandy** · 23-04-06, 19:28

its orite anyway hes no been playing well recently a think he cood do wif a rest

**The Hibby Pirate** · 23-04-06, 20:59

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Originally Posted by Kirsty-HFC

never a red card lads momentum carried him threw christ do you think people can stop in a split second nothing sinster in it just unlucky

Sorry K, but I can't agree.
I'm not saying it was sinister, but it was reckless, dangerous and stupid. He was almost horizontal when he caught Berra (I think), studs to the side of the knee. If it had been the other way round, we'd all have been apoplectic.
Haven't seen it on TV, just my opinion (shared by a few around me) at the time.

**KABULHIBBY** · 23-04-06, 21:05

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

Looking at it today on zitelli it looked a bad hit, however there was no intent, he was stretching for the ball.

Looking at it yesterday from the FF he was lucky that it wasn't a red, however looking at the tv you could see him attempting to stretch for the cleared ball, momentum carried him through onto the player. Also think that the Hearts players reaction probably kept him on the field so a small round of applause for that.

GloryGlory · 23-04-06, 22:29

Dont think he'd be playing anyway. Has been hopeless for a while now and with Broony back I'd have dropped Ivan.

**SKII** · 24-04-06, 08:43

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Originally Posted by bigmanandy

its orite anyway hes no been playing well recently a think he cood do wif a rest

If you don't want a "rest" please adhere to the forum rules on txtspk. We don't allow it anywhere other than the Yoof Forum. Thanks

**SKII** · 24-04-06, 08:45

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Originally Posted by The Hibby Pirate

Sorry K, but I can't agree.
I'm not saying it was sinister, but it was reckless, dangerous and stupid. .

Spot on HP.

Bet the caution will be coded at the SFA as a reckless and dangerous yellow.

jinx · 24-04-06, 12:47

ivan is suspended for the killie match and also the first match of next season.

mr hibs fan · 24-04-06, 13:26

think his sending off against the yams at hampden probably would have hit him with alot of points.

As for the incident, I skipped through the second half so I could do the Benji so haven't watched it yet.... but from where I was (FF upper) it was a rash challenge (which he's prone to) but think his momentum took him into the yam fud more than anything. Wasn't a red, but a definite yellow.

And

to the fud for not hamming it up big time - same that can't be said for alot of the others!

**Gunnerhibby** · 25-04-06, 07:01

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Originally Posted by jinx

ivan is suspended for the killie match and also the first match of next season.

Yep, he is.

His, and Hibs, misfortune could turn out to be an excellent opporchancity for, erm,

someone else

**evy** · 25-04-06, 12:48

sproule is out only for the killie game this season, and for the opening game of next season. read it in a paper this morning

GloryGlory · 25-04-06, 15:43

Could of done with our players in their poorest form playing in the huns game

Then again the wee bassa would probably go out and bang a couple of goals into them

jinx · 25-04-06, 19:19

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Originally Posted by Gunnerhibby

Yep, he is.

His, and Hibs, misfortune could turn out to be an excellent opporchancity for, erm,

someone else

you hinting that dean could start?

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