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Topic Originator: nazpar
Date: Sat 16 Sep 19:26
I`ve noticed that this season we are not being told how much Stoppage Time is being added .any idea why this is
nazpar
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Topic Originator: par-91
Date: Sat 16 Sep 19:35
Quote:
nazpar, Sat 16 Sep 19:26
I`ve noticed that this season we are not being told how much Stoppage Time is being added .any idea why this is
This has always been the case for games not in the top flight, other than those on tv. There’s no fourth official to hold up the board.
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Topic Originator: nazpar
Date: Sat 16 Sep 19:54
Quote:
par-91, Sat 16 Sep 19:35
Quote:
nazpar, Sat 16 Sep 19:26
I`ve noticed that this season we are not being told how much Stoppage Time is being added .any idea why this is
This has always been the case for games not in the top flight, other than those on tv. There’s no fourth official to hold up the board.
I don`t think so .I`m sure the announcer at East End use to tell you how much Stoppage Time there was in the past .or am I imagining it
nazpar
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sat 16 Sep 20:14
You`re imagining it I think. Who would give him the info? I think the ref today got it about right with 5 minutes added.
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Topic Originator: par-91
Date: Sat 16 Sep 20:36
It would only have been announced when we were in the top flight, or the game was on tv, and there was a fourth official to display the added time on the board. The referee wouldn’t be communicating the added time to the announcer at the end of each half.
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Topic Originator: shellypar
Date: Wed 20 Sep 11:55
Quote:
nazpar, Sat 16 Sept 19:54
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par-91, Sat 16 Sep 19:35
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nazpar, Sat 16 Sep 19:26
I`ve noticed that this season we are not being told how much Stoppage Time is being added .any idea why this is
This has always been the case for games not in the top flight, other than those on tv. There’s no fourth official to hold up the board.
I don`t think so .I`m sure the announcer at East End use to tell you how much Stoppage Time there was in the past .or am I imagining it
Now im 95% sure that the announcer used to tell us how much stoppage time there was
COYP
Post Edited (Wed 20 Sep 11:55)
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Topic Originator: Livingston Par
Date: Wed 20 Sep 13:50
Yeah when were in the top flight Shellypar
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Topic Originator: shellypar
Date: Wed 20 Sep 15:09
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Livingston Par, Wed 20 Sept 13:50
Yeah when were in the top flight Shellypar
Ah right, im sure it was in the championship aswell for a while, as i was very young when we were in the top flight.
COYP
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Topic Originator: Lambo1885
Date: Wed 20 Sep 15:59
It happens randomly in the cup games when there`s a 4th official present...
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Topic Originator: Stanza
Date: Wed 20 Sep 16:24
Failure to inform the crowd about how much longer there is to be played is just a further indication that those in charge of the game care very little about the fans who have actually paid to watch the game.
Saturday at Hampden was a prime example - with two huge electronic scoreboards it would have been a relatively simple matter to display the referee`s decision on how many extra minutes were to be played, and to allow the clock to continue showing the time played.
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Topic Originator: Connor560
Date: Wed 20 Sep 16:38
And who does the referee communicate that to? He can only communicate to other match officials.
C'mon Ye Pars!
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Topic Originator: parsmad68
Date: Wed 20 Sep 17:06
Football has just got stupid in this regard. Referee shouts to someone at the side of the pitch and they put up a wee board. What is so hard about that
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Topic Originator: McCaig`s Tower
Date: Wed 20 Sep 18:55
"the fourth official has indicated that there will be an additional four minutes of time to be played"
Was that the announcement? Something like that seems to ring a bell.
Stanza is right though. I noticed that there was a stadium clock at Tannadice and at Hampden and they both stopped on the 45 or 90 minute mark as appropriate.
Is stoppage time always an integral number of minutes? It seems that if you are expecting 4 minutes say and the ref doesn`t blow at that point then you`ve often got another minute at least of agony to endure.
And how often does the ref blow in the middle of an attack? Does (s)he usually whistle for time when the ball is safely out of the park, or in mid-air following a goal kick?
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Topic Originator: kelty_par
Date: Wed 20 Sep 20:26
"Stanza is right though. I noticed that there was a stadium clock at Tannadice and at Hampden and they both stopped on the 45 or 90 minute mark as appropriate."
All stadium clocks do that. It`s meant to stop unrest if, for example, the referee adds on 3 minutes and the whistle hasn`t blown by 93:01. Of course, it`s minimum time added, as yet more time can be added during that period. We only get informed if there`s a 4th official so in our case only for live TV games.
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