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Question Number: 27611

League Specific 7/20/2013

RE: n/a Adult

Marcia Petrie of Soldiers Hill, Qld Australia asks...

How many A graders can come down at one time to play in a B grade comp? And also how many B grades are allow in the same comp from the club.

Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh

Hi Marcia
This is set by the competition organisers in the competition rules. It is managed by the teams themselves and in the event of a breach of a rule a protest is lodged.
I have seen rules that do not allow for any A players to move and some that allow two players.



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Answer provided by Referee Jason Wright

Marcia,

You should be able to find the competition rules on the website of your competition authority - they'll contain this information (each competition is free to set their own rules on this - it isn't a 'Laws Of The Game' issue).

Alternatively, your manager or junior/senior representative (if your club has one) should also have access to this information.



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