Match Squads for 29/3/08

Post by **Dalziel PostBot** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:26 am

1st XV Bus leaves Civic at 12.30
2nd XV Bus leaves Civic at 12.30

Both teams now at RHC.

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Post by **RodHar** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:54 am

Why have we not picked 20 players in the squad, when we are allowed to, and can therefiore give another player some game time?

Post by **fuz** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 1:23 pm

were only allowed to name 18 in a squad. It's only 20 man squads in premier 1.

Post by **niall** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 1:24 pm

fuz wrote:were only allowed to name 18 in a squad. It's only 20 man squads in premier 1.

and 19 in Cup competitions.

edit:

Premiership and National League rules
8. REPLACEMENTS/SUBSTITUTES

In all Matches in Premiership Division 1 the maximum permitted number of replacements shall be 5. In all League matches between clubs in Premiership Divisions 1 and 2 and in any Cup matches between all Premiership clubs, these clubs shall be obliged to have a squad of 19 players named on their team sheet and available as replacements at the start of the match. In matches between two clubs in Premiership Division 3 up to 4 players may be named on a Club's team sheet and may be utilised as replacements.. In all Matches in the National League the maximum permitted number of replacements shall be 3. Clubs are reminded of the requirements of IRB Law 3(5) when naming substitutes/replacements.

Regional Leagues
8. REPLACEMENTS/SUBSTITUTES

8.1 In matches played under the auspices of the Regional Competitions
Committees the maximum permitted number of replacements shall be 7. There is, in such matches, no requirement for there to be parity between the two competing clubs as to the number of replacements. Clubs are reminded of the requirements of IRB Law 3(5) when naming substitutes/replacements.

Post by **LesB** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 3:11 pm

Also, IRB laws state that if you have 18 players then 4 need to be front row experienced. if you have 19 and more players then you need 5 Front row experienced players.

so its only additional Fat boys that would sit on the bench, and no matter how old / young they are they are still fit enough to last the whole game, barring injury.

Post by **niall** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 3:48 pm

LesB wrote:Also, IRB laws state that if you have 18 players then 4 need to be front row experienced. if you have 19 and more players then you need 5 Front row experienced players.

I knew that was the case, but i don't know why it didn't twig at the Annan cup game, we had Chubby, John Harris, Fraser and Grunter on the bench. There's only one front row sub in that number. Who else in the squad has front row experience outside of George, Heed and Yogi (starting front row that day)

squad can be found here: http://www.dalzielrugby.com/?mod=fixtur ... =25&team=1

Post by **teenwolf** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 4:25 pm

Grunter played most of a season in the front row about 5 years ago and i played there a few times as a blood replacement or when there was a sin-binning back in the Colin Thompson era

But you weren't to know that - you were but a nipper

That said, i dunno if our names are ticked as having front row experience.

AndyHill · Post by **AndyHill** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 7:15 pm

Back at Under 16 level I played hooker 4 a game and with my current physic (jst for 'teen' wolf) I believe I can adapt anywhere.Yes thats rite any where, Lomu on the wing and Hayman at prop while adding a touch of Parisse at 8 and Dan Parks at 10.

Post by **niall** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:09 pm

AndyHill wrote:... Dan Parks at 10.

throwing wild intercept passes and having possibly the stupidest side burns in international rugby?

AndyHill · Post by **AndyHill** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:29 pm

Everything but sideburns

morgan · Post by **morgan** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:40 pm

Seconds now also away to RHC. should be some bus trip