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Soccer/Football

Ron Obvious

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1. Yes and yes.

Reply to Logical (Original post)

Thu Jun 26, 2014, 10:43 PM

Jun 2014

It was only two not so long ago and the idea of tactical substitutions (as opposed to replacing injured players) is relatively recent as well.

I don't know any fan of the sport who'd want unlimited substitutions. I certainly don't.

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So, Soccer substitutions...... [View all] Logical Jun 2014 OP

Yes and yes. Ron Obvious Jun 2014 #1

Pretty amazing deal. UNlike American Football which subs all the time. n-t Logical Jun 2014 #4

Why on Earth would you be allowed back in? Codeine Jun 2014 #2

Really. You don't know any other sport rules? n-t Logical Jun 2014 #3

I honestly don't watch other sports. Codeine Jun 2014 #5

American football allows unlimited subs. So soccer surprised me. Nt Logical Jun 2014 #6

Back in the 60s... oldironside Jul 2014 #8

For the most part SwankyXomb Jun 2014 #7