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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2214589, member: 1764"] You can't be sure it was intentional. Inglis was falling/had fallen. It was definitely reckless. However, the easiest solution is: 1. Put it on report 2. If the "victim" has to be interchanged, they do so without losing an interchange 3. If the "victim" has been interchanged (prior to play resuming) then the instigator should also be interchanged, AND THE INTERCHANGE SHOULD COUNT. Therefore, if they have used all 12 interchanges they play with 13. 4. If the "victim" returns to the field, then the instigator can be subbed back on. If not, then no. Result: 16 on 16 Player on report Instigator's team loses an interchange I think that's perfect! [/QUOTE]

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