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Yellow Cards 2020-21

Update after the AFCW game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

4: Eyoma, Johnson, Jones
3: Grant, Montsma
2: Bridcutt, Edun, McGrandles, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Bradley, Elbouzedi, Gotts, Howarth, Jackson, Melbourne, Ross, Soule

EFL Trophy

2 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a one-match ban. 4 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a two-match ban.

2: Edun (suspension served), McGrandles (suspended for the third round)
1: Archibald, Bridcutt, Grant, Hopper, Melbourne, Palmer

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Although that table has us on less yellows than Scotimp does above.
I think the lack of crowds has probably reduced the number of cards overall, without crowds baying for blood
 
If McGrandles is still injured when the 3rd rnd of the EFL trophy is played does that still count as his suspension, or does he have to be (intended) in the squad? Almost worth including him as an unused sub just to serve his suspension.
 
PerthImp said:
If McGrandles is still injured when the 3rd rnd of the EFL trophy is played does that still count as his suspension, or does he have to be (intended) in the squad? Almost worth including him as an unused sub just to serve his suspension.
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It counts even if he’s injured. He can’t be put into the squad as he’s suspended.
 
Update after the Peterborough game - yellows for Jones, Eyoma, Jackson and Bridcutt:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Sunderland on 20 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Eyoma, Jones
4: Johnson
3: Bridcutt, Grant, Montsma
2: Edun, McGrandles, Walsh
1: Hopper, Jackson, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Elbouzedi, Gotts, Howarth, Melbourne, Rogers

EFL Trophy

2 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a one-match ban. 4 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a two-match ban.

2: Edun (suspension served), McGrandles (suspended for the third round)
1: Archibald, Bridcutt, Grant, Hopper, Melbourne, Palmer

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Update after the Accrington (FLT) game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Eyoma, Jones
4: Johnson
3: Bridcutt, Grant, Montsma
2: Edun, McGrandles, Walsh
1: Hopper, Jackson, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Elbouzedi, Gotts, Howarth, Melbourne, Rogers

EFL Trophy

2 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a one-match ban. 4 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a two-match ban.

2: Edun (suspension served), McGrandles (suspension served)
1: Archibald, Bridcutt, Grant, Hopper, Melbourne, Palmer

Therefore, we have six players who could miss the semi-final if we get there.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Update after the Northampton game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the home game against MK Dons on 2 April. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Eyoma, Jones
4: Bridcutt, Johnson
3: Grant, Montsma
2: Edun, McGrandles, Walsh
1: Hopper, Jackson, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Elbouzedi, Gotts, Howarth, Melbourne, Rogers

EFL Trophy

2 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a one-match ban.

2: Edun (suspension served), McGrandles (suspension served)
1: Archibald, Bridcutt, Grant, Hopper, Melbourne, Palmer

Therefore, we have six players who could miss the semi-final if we get there.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Update after the Portsmouth game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Eyoma, Jones
4: Bridcutt, Johnson
3: Edun, Grant, McGrandles, Montsma
2: Jackson, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Melbourne, Rogers

EFL Trophy

2 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a one-match ban.

2: Edun (suspension served), McGrandles (suspension served)
1: Archibald, Bridcutt, Grant, Hopper, Melbourne, Palmer

Therefore, we have six players who could miss the semi-final if we get there.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Update after the Doncaster game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Eyoma, Jones
4: Bridcutt, Edun, Johnson
3: Grant, McGrandles, Montsma
2: Jackson, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Melbourne, Rogers

EFL Trophy

2 yellows received up to and including the quarter-finals results in a one-match ban.

2: Edun (suspension served), McGrandles (suspension served)
1: Archibald, Bridcutt, Grant, Hopper, Melbourne, Palmer

Therefore, we have six players who could miss the semi-final if we get there.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Not done too bad on yellows this season have we? I suspect we'll be towards the top of the fair play table.
 
I'm absolutely amazed Brids has only received 4 yellows, he should've got all of those in the Posh game alone tbh :grinning:

He's a cunning customer though, obviously knows how to get on the right side of the Refs beforehand, which isn't a bad thing is it?
 
Update after the Hull (FLT) game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Eyoma, Jones
4: Bridcutt, Edun, Johnson
3: Grant, McGrandles, Montsma
2: Jackson, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Melbourne, Rogers

EFL Trophy

Sanctions for yellow cards received in the EFL Trophy are not applied after the quarter-final stage. See below for red cards.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Update after the Gillingham game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Bridcutt, Eyoma, Jones
4: Edun, Grant, Johnson
3: McGrandles, Montsma
2: Jackson, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Rogers

No figures available for Poole, Sanders and Bramall.

EFL Trophy

Sanctions for yellow cards received in the EFL Trophy are not applied after the quarter-final stage. See below for red cards.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Scotimp said:
Update after the Gillingham game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Bridcutt, Eyoma, Jones
4: Edun, Grant, Johnson
3: McGrandles, Montsma
2: Jackson, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Rogers

No figures available for Poole, Sanders and Bramall.

EFL Trophy

Sanctions for yellow cards received in the EFL Trophy are not applied after the quarter-final stage. See below for red cards.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
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Presumably MAp is on 0, whereas the commentary team seemed to suggest Steve Evans has 5 for the season.
 
Update after the Gillingham game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 27 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

5: Bridcutt, Eyoma, Jones
4: Edun, Grant, Johnson
3: Bramall, McGrandles, Montsma
2: Jackson, Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Palmer, Poole, Rogers, Sanders

Bramall: 3 yellows for Colchester

EFL Trophy

Sanctions for yellow cards received in the EFL Trophy are not applied after the quarter-final stage. See below for red cards.

Explanatory notes: yellow cards are competition-specific. Red cards apply to all competitions except the EFL Trophy. A suspension picked up for a red card in the EFL, the FA Cup or the League Cup does not apply to an EFL Trophy match, and a suspension received for a red card in an EFL Trophy match can only be served in the EFL Trophy. Suspensions are carried over to the following season if applicable.
 
Update after the Swindon game:

League One

The second cut-off point is the 37th league game of the season, currently scheduled to be the away game at Oxford on 26 March. Ten yellow cards on or before that game will result in an automatic two-match ban.

6: Grant, McGrandles
5: Bridcutt, Eyoma, Johnson, Jones
4: Edun, Montsma
3: Bramall, Jackson
2: Walsh
1: Hopper, Morton, Palmer, Rogers, Roughan, Scully
0: Anderson, Archibald, Howarth, Poole, Sanders

Bramall: 3 yellows for Colchester
 
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