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Managers/Coaches asking not to put cards through

Taity78 said:
I had one where the manager said to his players "the bookings go through and it all goes into the ref's end of season p*ss up jar, but next time stop being a pr*ck on the pitch Callum (striker who got booked)"
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I like the fact there is a consequence to the yellow cards. Where I do high school games in California, we don’t even report the yellows to anyone. A player (or coach) could get cautioned in every game all year, and no one outside the team would know.
 
socal lurker said:
I like the fact there is a consequence to the yellow cards. Where I do high school games in California, we don’t even report the yellows to anyone. A player (or coach) could get cautioned in every game all year, and no one outside the team would know.
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Is that common practice in North American Leagues?
 
My ex brother in law asked me this I said yeah I am.
His response was but we are family. I said we were and I would still put it through
 
Max2 said:
They make up their own nonsense tbh.
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In the US, high school does not use the LOTG (neither does college). They use their own rule book (yes, they call them rules)—though in the last 10 years ago, a lot more has been done to align the high school rule book to the LOTG. Our high school area is the only place I know of that doesn’t have any reporting for YCs. I think it is totally nuts. My understanding is that many other HS areas track carefully—and in some plays a certain number of cautions/send offs makes the team ineligible for playoffs.
 
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