Subs

[Paul Fleming]

I may have missed the obvious but what is the rule if you play for a team and sub for another? If so are there any stipulations?

[Chris Bolton]

is that really allowed?

what happens if each team plays each other?

[Dave Hickson]

Nobody is allowed on 2 rosters period.

[Paul Fleming]

Dave no offense buddy, i dont want you to take this personal but would you please point that rule out to me.

[Steve Solbo]

It's common sense. That's what it is, and has been discussed in the past, Jason Johnson played for NoHo recently and was listed as a Wick alternate, he is no longer a Wick alternate, the precedent has been set. If a team knows someone that has already played for 2 teams, I suggest throwing them out of the league.

[Paul Fleming]

There is some talk right now about wheather or not a girl should be able to sub for another team, if thats the case then clearly it's not a set rule. Again it doesnt affect me in any way. Weather they play on my team or not, I am just the captain looking for a lil clarification so I can pass that on to the interested party!!

[Paul Fleming]

Oh ya! did I mention that I totaly agree that a player should not be allowed to play for two teams. Just trying to clear up a little of the common sense stuff that has been discussed before that still seems to be a problem now, which means that it's not common sense at all..Hmm!! Thanks for your input!

[Steve Solbo]

you can't play for two teams. Enough said.

[Titan Bariloni]

ok nevermind

[Steve Solbo]

Use common sense please!

If the men can't play for 2 teams, they WHY would the women???

[Pete Violet]

This was one of the many things that was brought up to try to alleviate more women for the different teams - it was suggested as to allow women to play for 2 teams in separate pools. As that thread (the women rules) went on for over a month a lot got mentioned, forgotten about and some stuff (not necessarily thuis one) has not been clearly finalized. I don't think it's a big deal if people are looking for clarification on things. Then again, better be careful when the bird is out.