errlloyd wrote: » Can you clarify if a player has to be injured to be replaced? For example if Murray gets injured can we call up Boss to replace the extra centre?
irishbucsfan wrote: » No the replaced player has to be injured.
.ak wrote: » Well, just to be pedantic... I suppose we could fake someone's injury, and 'drop' Murray for a few games.... But the fact we'd call up Boss to replace an injured player that isn't a scrumhalf would probably set off alarm bells and I suppose it's against the rules somehow if caught.
total former wrote: » Or we could just bring 3 scrum halves, which is what we'll do. We've brought far worse players than Boss or Marmion to the World Cup before.
Deleted User wrote: » http://www.irishrugby.ie/rugby/fixturesandresults/squads_ireland_player_search.php?player=33386&includeref=dynamic
Zzippy wrote: » Was Luke Fitz really left out for him? Not exactly EOS' finest moment...
Quin_Dub wrote: » Injured only... Can't be replaced for any other reason..as far as I know.. Hypothetical question though.. What happens for example if we have a prop on the injured list and then another one got suspended for a game or two for a yellow card or something... Given that you must have 4 props in the 23 - Would we be forced to replaced the injured guy even if he was only out for a few days with a twinge?? Or can you replace a guy if he's suspended and unavailable to play?
In terms of the provision of front row players to comply with Law 3.5, the necessary number of reserve front row players must be included in the Tournament Team to cover last minute injuries to front row players selected in the Match Team within the 48 hour replacement timeframe set out in Section 4.5 on page XX.
sydthebeat wrote: » from herehttp://www.rugbyworldcup.com/tournament-rules
Quin_Dub wrote: » Thanks for that.. Doesn't really answer the Suspended vs. Injured question.. However , it would seem that a team would be forced to permanently replace an unavailable player to ensure they have enough F/R cover.. even if that player is only slightly injured
aimee1 wrote: » Marty moore not playing tomorrow for Leinster according to the times
.ak wrote: » Well if its cuz he isn't fit then I reckon his RWC chances are becoming slim.... White must be doing a little jig.
Deleted User wrote: » Bad news for his WC plans, sounded last week like Joe was relying on this game for Moore to give himself some chance at proving himself up to speed.
Quin_Dub wrote: » Injured only... Hypothetical question though.. What happens for example if we have a prop on the injured list and then another one got suspended for a game or two for a yellow card or something... Given that you must have 4 props in the 23 - Would we be forced to replaced the injured guy even if he was only out for a few days with a twinge?? Or can you replace a guy if he's suspended and unavailable to play?
total former wrote: » Interesting that Tuohy, Cave and Gilroy have been named for Ulster whereas (as far as I can see), none of the Munster guys will feature.
thomond2006 wrote: » I am going to take it as a good sign for the Munster players.
Clearlier wrote: » Perhaps a slightly more interesting question arises where a prop has been suspended for a match and one of your other 4 wakes up too ill to play on the morning of the match. If you've only got 5 props in the squad then it's hard to see how you could have 4 available for the match even without the 48hr rule.
bilston wrote: » I had kind of been holding out some hope for Cave but it was always a long shot. This seems to be the final, or at least penultimate, nail in his 2015 WC coffin. Gilroy had zero chance and as discussed Ryan has nailed down the final second row spot over Tuohy.
andymx11 wrote: » Marmion and White starting for Connacht would suggest something similar for them however White suprises me considering the doubt over Moore.