Hollywood - read the fine print

Richie77 Wrote:

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> A football match is 90 minutes. Injury time
> constitutes part of that 90 minutes. Its not
> rocket science and has ALWAYS been that way.

(tu)

Use the Livescore method:

HT = half time (45 min + stoppage time)
FT = full time (90 min + stoppage time)
AET = after extra time

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TNaicker Wrote:

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> Problem is that clock is not stopped when there
> are injury stoppages hence it goes over 45/90
> minutes even though playing time was 45/90
> minutes...
>
> For clarity, even though currently rules
> understood, should be changed "Half-Time" and
> "Full-Time excluding extra time" rather than 45
> and 90 minutes...this will then accommodate any
> injury time...


There is a difference between extra time and added on time. Extra time is for knockout games added on time is for injuries and time wasting. Any goals scored in added on time is shown as either 45min or 90min credited to the scorer in any results shown

Time added on at the end of the match is to ensure the game is played for 90 Mins.
If a player gets a serious head injury and the medical team take 8 Mins to attend to him, then that 8mins will be ADDED ON as stoppage time. they also allocate about 30seconds for every sub made so the time added at the end of the match to is ensure that 90mins is played.

i agree with many clanners and Hollywood and also believe its a fair rule otherwise one can argue that a game didnt play 90mins because of an example mentioned above. ( Having a player on the ground for 8 Mins )

Yellow Sam Wrote:

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> Time added on at the end of the match is to ensure
> the game is played for 90 Mins.
> If a player gets a serious head injury and the
> medical team take 8 Mins to attend to him, then
> that 8mins will be ADDED ON as stoppage time. they
> also allocate about 30seconds for every sub made
> so the time added at the end of the match to is
> ensure that 90mins is played.
>
> i agree with many clanners and Hollywood and also
> believe its a fair rule otherwise one can argue
> that a game didnt play 90mins because of an
> example mentioned above. ( Having a player on the
> ground for 8 Mins )

now thats a good explanation.. Thank you YS

hibernia Wrote:

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> Ships Gossip Wrote:
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> > 90 minutes constitutes NORMAL TIME, after 90
> > minutes is only when a game goes into Extra
> Time,
> > eg a Cup Tie.
> >
> > Send them a Lawyers letter and collect your
> cash,
> > if they refuse to pay, I am sure they will lose
> > lots of Clients as they are being pedantic and
> > devious.
> > As Dave said, " how many punters collected
> under
> > Sir Alex, scoring winning goals at 90 minutes
> > plus?"
>
>
> Ships the bet was in 90 minutes re read please,
> the original poster wrote he bet under 1.5 goals
>
> Chelsea scored the 2nd in injury time


Sorry Bob, I read it wrong, it is indeed a losing bet:?

thanks again guys for all the feedback . Its wonderful to have this forum to interact with and to get your different opinions on any topic raised . I certainly understand the 90min bet now . cheers and good betting

Total bullshit. Lotters I would also be be very pissed off. 90 minutes means full time but no extra time

Toon, extra time was not played