Yellow/Red cards for Managers

[halfwayprawn]

Now that's going to be interesting

[marky No.1]

Certainly is, Kenny will have no chance

Managers to receive red and yellow cards for misconduct in 2018-19 - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45025794

[redrobo]

Think it falls on Premier C to act on KMcK's behalf to tell the officials that they got it wrong.

[NPL Daze]

Best touchline fracas I ever did see was when Morecambe played Fleetwood Town in the return fixture at Christie Park in the 1989/90 season.

Then manager Larry Milligan had left Fleetwood and joined us and brought the majority of his squad with him to Christie. This resulted in the new Fleetwood manager calling them all "sheep" and "not men" in his programme notes for the Fleetwood v Morecambe game at Highbury in the August.

In the return at Christie it all kicked off. BIG time.... Fleetwood manager Mickey Taylor was banished from the dugout to the stands and the atmosphere was toxic for the remainder of the game.

I've got some pretty good black and white photos at home too of the "sending off" incident....!!

And of course, who will ever forget the Accrington Stanley/Coley/Jimmy Bell kafuffle at the Globe a couple of seasons ago.........

[black morse]

Think it falls on Premier C to act on KMcK's behalf to tell the officials that they got it wrong.

Would they be able to give red card to those in Prem C

[NPL Daze]

Think it falls on Premier C to act on KMcK's behalf to tell the officials that they got it wrong.

Would they be able to give red card to those in Prem C

Delete the word "Would", and replace with "Should" - positioned after the word "They"

[Phil Anderer]

Think it falls on Premier C to act on KMcK's behalf to tell the officials that they got it wrong.

Would they be able to give red card to those in Prem C

Ref at a Halesowen Town game once threatened my brother with exactly that, way back in the '80s.