Could we be kicked out of the FA Cup?

**spireitematt** · 16-12-2014, 01:31

(16-12-2014, 00:44)bluepooch Wrote:
(15-12-2014, 21:57)spireitematt Wrote:
(15-12-2014, 21:43)Lord Snooty Wrote: This ineligible player lark is a load of bollocks. You had the player on loan already. It's not like he signed the day before and the paperwork didn't go through. And Wolves had given him permission to play. The inconsistency from the FA is a bit poor.
Is he now eligible to play for Wolves in the 3rd round, having already played for Chesterfield?

The goal will be scrapped as the match is counted as void but I think bookings still count which is odd. No one is sure if Margreitter can play for Wolves in the 3rd round, the FA probably don't even know as by the looks of things they make it up as they go along and hope for the best.

Wolves gave Chesterfield verbal permission to allow Margreitter to play in the 2nd round vs MK Dons now Wolves were suppose to send paperwork to Chesterfield to be signed to then be sent to the FA and Chesterfield had no paperwork now in my eyes Wolves are in the wrong for not supposedly not sending the paperwork but then Chesterfield are in the wrong for not chasing up the paperwork.

(15-12-2014, 21:57)bluepooch Wrote: MK Dons ought to do the decent thing and field a reserve team.After all we beat them fair and square ,Magreitter was our player before and after that game so we had no advantage whatsoever.

They can't do that because if they play a weakened team then they will be fined by the FA for bringing the game into disrepute.
I dont think there is a rule on this in the FA Cup is there ?

Not 100% sure but I remember when Holloway was manager of Blackpool he was fined for bringing the game into disrepute because he sent out a mix of youth, reserves and 1 or 2 first teamers in the FA Cup because he wanted to concentrate on the Premier League.