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So one of the questions that we've been
looking at in terms of all these cards,

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now you know what all the cards are.

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You've got good examples of things.

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We touched on a little bit about moving
up and down the control elevator.

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How do we know?

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When we want to actually move up and down.

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Repeated offenses.

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What is a repeated offense?

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People say, oh that was a stick
obstruction that was intentional,

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and that's what I'm carding as a
breakdown foul, but that one was a

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body obstruction that was intentional,
so that's a different offense.

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To me, no.

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These are the general categories, and
really what you're usually dealing with

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Are the breakdown fouls, not sure about
danger now, I'm re evaluating what

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I'm thinking there, breakdown tackles.

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Misconduct, which includes wasting
time, hitting the ball away after

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the whistle, taking the ball from the
wrong spot, playing a rolling ball

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at a free hit, that sort of thing.

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Those are areas of misconduct.

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Dissent is a very separate area.

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And then anything that's under
the captain's responsibility.

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So controlling substitutions
is, quite a big one there.

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Or if a captain ends up... being held
responsible for the conduct of their

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bench, the conduct of their players,
their coach, and that sort of thing.

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If you have that in your local
regulations, that's going to be

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something that you're going to keep
separate from that sort of thing.

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You'll also keep in mind that
the repetition of the RDI, and

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remember we're looking at this
repetition, danger, and impact.

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So we're looking at The fact that each
team has its own repetition scale.

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So if this is the first time that team
A has broken down the play and it's not

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dangerous and it's low impact, you can
go with a green for them, even if that

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has already happened for team B or maybe
happened twice for team B and maybe

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team B is already on a yellow for that.

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You could go with a
green for team A. Okay.

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Repetition is its own
little category there.

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Danger stands alone.

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It's its own piece.

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You simply go by the level of danger
and low danger, just because something

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has high danger has already happened.

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Those are isolated.

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And for each team, it's isolated.

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JuDge it on its own merits.

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And then impact.

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Is separate for each team, but you got
to keep in mind that impact changes over

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the time and the course of the game.

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So what is low impact in quarter
one could be very high impact in

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quarter four when the game is tied.

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So if you focus on those three
elements and how you would move up

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and down the ladder in that way, that
could help you with sorting that out.

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So this is the same clip
that we saw earlier.

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And this is a really good example of the
same team committing a different offense.

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One was dangerous, stand, stands alone.

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It's a breakdown that was
dangerous, takes the yellow card.

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And then within the next 30 seconds,
the same team commits a misconduct

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and she hits the ball away after
it hits her foot and the whistle

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is blown and she keeps playing and
somehow insists that she doesn't

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need to take a green card for this.

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So that is a nice sort
of encapsulation of,

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oh, brought down by
sharp in field to Craig.

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Craig, can you find the return pass sharp?

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Doesn't need to, whistles God.

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All he goes here is belts back to Dawson.

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Dawson looking for Harvey.

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Does well to keep it in play
and he gets himself, Ooh,

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ESADE has to be careful here.

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He's gonna go to the bench for five.

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Has to be a yellow card.

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He goes to the bench for 10.

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Highly dangerous.

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And then seconds later,

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we have some more misconduct.

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So Tommo stops the play in the middle,
because two players are in the circle.

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It's sorting out each other's handbags
and seeing who we love that have got

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that we, he pulls wallet, his keeper.

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Okay.

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So despite the fact that happens
immediately after, and you can see

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there's one green over Australia, a
green over Spain, and a green, and a

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yellow over Spain and that sort of thing.

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And then we have this,

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and now we're moving
back into break again.

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A danger category, which requires
a different kind of foul.

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So now we're going up
and down the same ladder.

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It all flared up in the
third quarter yesterday.

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Okay, so hopefully that gives
you an idea of how you can move

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up and down and up and down.

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Often, danger is the
distinguishing aspect.

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Danger is, because it stands alone,
it's there, it's not there, it's okay.

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And the misconduct things,
because they're quite separate,

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they stand on their own as well.

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See a couple comments here.

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Rachel, yes, players sometimes think
that dissent involves bad language,

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but VD clearly showed it in the all.

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Yeah, and we talked about this in
the server recently, about how a

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player can demonstrate dissent,
and that has a negative effect

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on the integrity of the game.

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Not on your ego, it's not about your
feelings, but the integrity of the

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game is threatened because this player
is yelling, throwing their stick,

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showing everybody how little they
approve of what has just occurred.

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And that needs to be addressed,
because it's important for you to

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keep the game safe for everybody.

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And safe play requires respect for
the rules of the game and the people

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who are charged with employing them.

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One of the other challenges about
moving up and down the elevator

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is what you do when the same
player repeatedly takes cards.

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And so an infraction that might only
be worth a green card because it is low

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impact and is not dangerous and hasn't
been repeated by the rest of the team.

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When the same player does something
perhaps that's all impact, but a

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different foul at a different time.

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It's difficult to know
sometimes what to do.

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I think most of us, when it comes to
the idea of giving the same player

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a green card, we're very clear.

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No player should ever
receive two green cards.

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And... Why we get ourselves twisted
into a knot when it comes to

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giving two yellow cards to the same
player is a bit of a mystery to me.

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This is how I break it down from
the factors that we looked at before

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that separate the repetition aspect.

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To me, breakdown, danger, misconduct
are all in the same category.

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Dissent would be argued to be... A little
bit separate, and that's why shrug emoji.

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That may be a time where a
player has taken a yellow for

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a breakdown foul, and then...

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picks a yellow for dissent, and
you might consider that to be

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sufficiently two different offenses.

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You're going to want to take some guidance
from your local association for that.

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However, remember what I said about
red cards a couple of units ago.

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This is a player who has shown with
their behavior that they should not

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be a continued part of this game.

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They can't be trusted to play in a
manner that respects the safety of their

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opposition, that respects the integrity
of the game, and they've done so now.

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Twice, in the same game, to a serious
enough degree, I don't understand why

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we would have any difficulty giving that
player a red card, and removing them from

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the game, for the safety and the integrity
and the fairness to everybody else.

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On the pitch and everybody
watching that game.

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The exception here truly is
the captain's responsibility.

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So when a captain has to take a
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on the pitch, for example, improper
substitutions, that sort of thing,

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that definitely should be kept separate
from something like a breakdown foul.

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Because they are, in essence, just
taking that one for the team and

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their role as a captain is very
different than their role as a player.

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Let me show you an example of
when two yellow cards were given

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that were upgraded to the red.

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And this is described in some
jurisdictions as a technical red.

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So what you did, player, in taking
that second yellow card, wasn't a

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straight red card worthy offense.

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It was simply another yellow card.

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But that is going to get
upgraded to a red card.

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So you show the yellow and then that gets
recorded on the match sheet as a red card.

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Not a yellow and a red, just simply here's
the yellow, but it actually means red.

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This was EHL a couple of years ago.

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This is the first yellow card offense.

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by number 14, and then later on in Q4.

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There's a turnover of the ball.

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Always thinking up.

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Lovely, yeah.

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Elimination.

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Oviedo is taken down.

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Sophie Elias again.

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Her second yellow.

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Which means it's a red.

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What's interesting to me as well, as I
watch this entire game, which is something

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that you should always do when you have
the opportunity when you see a red card

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come out, is look at the whole game.

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Because, as I mentioned in
that last unit, that red cards

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don't just come from nowhere.

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Usually, when a player has repeated
such a dangerous physical tackle,

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like you see there, maybe something
happened before, and here's evidence

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of that something happening before.

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This is in Q2.

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A little whistle given, the umpire
says over the radio, nothing more, but

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the defender, after missing the
tackle, absolutely moves their hips.

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into the way of the attacking player,
and that creates the physical foul that

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takes the attacker to ground and breaks
down the play in that earlier instance.

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The fact that this player...
Went ahead and committed another

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physical, dangerous breakdown, and
then another physical breakdown.

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Really, three times in this game isn't
really a surprise, and that's why you

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shouldn't feel guilty about, Oh, I'm gonna
have to take this player out of the game.

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They have forfeited their right to
be on that pitch because they're

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not playing with sufficient
regard to their opposition.