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Wales won 3–1. Hughesy came off the bench.Laura Hughes on the bench for Wales in their UEFA Women's World Cup qualifying group B1 game against the Czech Republic.
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Sign Up Now!Wales won 3–1. Hughesy came off the bench.Laura Hughes on the bench for Wales in their UEFA Women's World Cup qualifying group B1 game against the Czech Republic.
Stacey Papadopoulos started and played 61 minutes for Greece in their 3-2 UEFA Women's World Cup qualifying group C4 win over Georgia before being subbed off, getting a yellow card in the 26th minute.Greece won 3–2. Stace got a yellow and came off.
Laura Hughes came on in the 65th minute for Wales in their 3-1 UEFA Women's World Cup qualifying group B1 win over the Czech Republic.Wales won 3–1. Hughesy came off the bench.
Aideen Keane would be locked in to the Matildas already as she represented the Young Matildas previously at the under-20 Women's Asian Cup in 2019 when it was still an under-19 competition.I know this is old (I'm just exploring threads rn) but if you want another for your list, Aideen Keane (capped for the Young Matildas and the Under-23s) is a dual Irish & Australian citizen.
ETA: When I was looking at this thread it said there was only one page & it was last commented on in November last year, but as soon as I posted this suddenly it told me there are "new" posts so I refresh and find seven more pages and my comments supposedly posted "37 minutes ago" instead of 30 seconds... :/
Ah I wasn't sure if that would count.Aideen Keane would be locked in to the Matildas already as she represented the Young Matildas previously at the under-20 Women's Asian Cup in 2019 when it was still an under-19 competition.
Would she? I thought only senior matches count. If so then Dani Galić can’t switch, right?Aideen Keane would be locked in to the Matildas already as she represented the Young Matildas previously at the under-20 Women's Asian Cup in 2019 when it was still an under-19 competition.
Yeah I was under that impression, but I'm certainly no expert.Would she? I thought only senior matches count. If so then Dani Galić can’t switch, right?
In saying that didn’t Adrian Segečić play at Men’s U20 Asian Cup?
With a name like Keane that definitely makes sense! Derived from Irish Ó Catháin (descendant of Catháin, essentially O’Keane).I know this is old (I'm just exploring threads rn) but if you want another for your list, Aideen Keane (capped for the Young Matildas and the Under-23s) is a dual Irish & Australian citizen.
Try reloading the page.ETA: When I was looking at this thread it said there was only one page & it was last commented on in November last year, but as soon as I posted this suddenly it told me there are "new" posts so I refresh and find seven more pages and my comments supposedly posted "37 minutes ago" instead of 30 seconds... :/
I think under the current rules a player is locked to an association if they get at least a minute's worth of game time in official competition at either age grade or senior international level but not sure how we managed to lose Adrian Segecic if he played at the under-20 Asian Cup.Would she? I thought only senior matches count. If so then Dani Galić can’t switch, right?
In saying that didn’t Adrian Segečić play at Men’s U20 Asian Cup?
Yes, and the first name too hahaWith a name like Keane that definitely makes sense! Derived from Irish Ó Catháin (descendant of Catháin, essentially O’Keane).
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One minute? That seems a bit harsh, you could be played for one minute and then never again, and be locked out of other options :/I think under the current rules a player is locked to an association if they get at least a minute's worth of game time in official competition at either age grade or senior international level but not sure how we managed to lose Adrian Segecic if he played at the under-20 Asian Cup.
In senior tournaments that’s definitely the rule. In fact, you could play a second or less and still be cap-tied forever.One minute? That seems a bit harsh, you could be played for one minute and then never again, and be locked out of other options :/
That's pretty shit. Idk why but I had in my mind like a maximum number of games you can be involved in or something.In senior tournaments that’s definitely the rule. In fact, you could play a second or less and still be cap-tied forever.
Under the previous rules players could jump ship to another association if they had played less than three matches but now if they're fielded for any period of time in a match in official competition at any level they're locked in.That's pretty shit. Idk why but I had in my mind like a maximum number of games you can be involved in or something.
Okay those are the rules I had in my head, so good to know I didn't just make it up. I think the old rules are better, the new ones rather unfair.Under the previous rules players could jump ship to another association if they had played less than three matches but now if they're fielded for any period of time in a match in official competition at any level they're locked in.