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Ich würde sagen mindestens ein Spiel pro Person.

Jeder nur ein Kreuz!

Watcher hat geschrieben:Laut Info wohl mindestens 1 Spiel...kann das jemand bestätigen?

Das kann dir jeder bestätigen der willens und fähig ist die Bundesspielordnung zu lesen.
Einen Freispruch wegen erwiesener Unschuld ist im vorliegenden Fall wohl nicht zu erwarten.

Für die ersten beiden vom Platz gestellten Spieler dürfte es jeweils 3 Spiele Sperre wegen Schlagen geben. Bei der #55 bin ich mir nicht sicher wie überharter Helmeinsatz (Kopfnüsse austeilen) bestraft wird.

I'm not going to say much about the suspension of 1 week or 3 weeks etc.......
Just one sentence will explain the whole mess!!
The rot karte(oh sorry ejection, got mixed up with Fussball) from past weekend in the game FU vs FP was a shame but it is what it is!!, do not find it a good policy to administer these suspensions because their have been ejected already which is sufficient enough. Will never support suspensions. As I have said before its the HC choice to apply any farther punishment if he finds it necessary. Wactx

You can´t compare American and German Standarts in Football; totally different System. If you break the Rules u get punished; it´s that easy. No HC in Germany will ever bench his "best" Offensive Weapon just for moral issues....

wasn geblubber...
ob man es mag oder nicht spielt keine rolle, die regeln sind bekannt (oder sollten es sein)
eine ejection zieht immer (mindestens) ein spiel sperre nach sich.
ist eben so, werden wir nicht ändern.

bestenfalls beim #5er der pirates könnte es fraglich sein, falls man nachweisen kann, das er wirklich der falsche mann war für diese strafe.
dann müßten aber die pirates diesbezüglich aktiv werden und protest einlegen.
haben sie wohl nicht...

altermann hat geschrieben:You can´t compare American and German Standarts in Football; totally different System. If you break the Rules u get punished; it´s that easy. No HC in Germany will ever bench his "best" Offensive Weapon just for moral issues....

That's right

altermann hat geschrieben:You can´t compare American and German Standarts in Football; totally different System. If you break the Rules u get punished; it´s that easy. No HC in Germany will ever bench his "best" Offensive Weapon just for moral issues....

Thats my whole point my friend, No HC would every bench his "top player"(offensive/defense) but if so wish can apply some form of suspension. I was not trying to compare, the last thing I heard the GFL are using the NCAA Rules(with exceptions, which in some cases includes suspension) The rule is not the proper form to use on the field of play. It's the offspring rule used in "Fussball". Once again I repeat the player has been ejected thats it!! It has nothing to do with moral issues You will rarely see in college football a suspension of a football player after ejection!! There are suspensions in college football but they are drug/criminal,alcohol related. So you see I have made a attempt to clarify what I believe is the best means of solving this stupid rule. Wactx

I understood what you tried to say, just clarified the diffrent approach to sport in the us and germany. in the states as a player starting from (good) high school level you are under permanent observation due to your role model postion as a represantative of your programm; over here (almost) nobody gives a shit what you do of the field.

That´s one of the reasons why all penalties what so ever are always related/connected to your playing time. I think it´s ok as it is, but that´s just my personal oppinion.

altermann hat geschrieben:I understood what you tried to say, just clarified the diffrent approach to sport in the us and germany. in the states as a player starting from (good) high school level you are under permanent observation due to your role model postion as a represantative of your programm; over here (almost) nobody gives a shit what you do of the field.

That´s one of the reasons why all penalties what so ever are always related/connected to your playing time. I think it´s ok as it is, but that´s just my personal oppinion.

I respect your knowledgeable opinion, but once again football is football!!, no matter where you play it , its ran, catch, tackle and block!! I can clarify the different approach(if you mean football) with four words...."German Football" ,"America Football"! If you mean different approach to sports in the US and Deutsch the different approach is training, studies, coaching and foremost attitudes!, oh sorry I forgot one more...efforts! It was interesting discussing our opinions and that no one gives a shit what we do(including players) off the field is a sad note. Maybe its time to reverse this attitude and get some peoples attention!!, don't you think To be a role model you must first have your own self respect and your image will represent the role model Thanks again for a nice discuss about "football" Wactx

Wieviel macht Geld in diesem Sport aus.... Respekt an die Mannschaften, die ohne Kohle den Sport oben mitspielen...

Watcher hat geschrieben:Wieviel macht Geld in diesem Sport aus.... Respekt an die Mannschaften, die ohne Kohle den Sport oben mitspielen...

Alot of money (Geld) is moved around for various reasons Also in the GFL this is a issue when and what money is needed. As they say,,,,money is everything,,, ..almost! Oh yes the respect is very important for a player who plays his heart out for the game of football and receives no "Kohle". The GFL is a amateur Liga. Remember , all the players are amateur including the imports (A's) So yes these are the elements all of us live with in our football in Germany for better or worse... wactx

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