That's easy to fix - you just set a target time, eg 1 rotation every 2m. Then the first sub in line notes their sub-in time (18:00 on the clock given 20:00 halves), and passes that info to the next person (16:00), etc. The last sub tells their time to the person subbing off. So everyone knows their scheduled time to sub in. If that time has passed at the next sub, you go on. Or you could work it out beforehand on paper and print it out.<br>
<br>Eg if the first sub is at 17:00, only sub one person. If the first sub is at 15:30, then sub 2 people.<br><br>,dunc<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2009/8/3 Alwyn Lloyd <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:zarquin@ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au">zarquin@ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au</a>></span><br>
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>Also we'd probably want to multi sub at some point, we often don't get<br>
enough breaks in play to call single subs often enough.<br>
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</div>Thats is a good point, when we were talking about it at the game, we<br>
were making the assumption that we;d be getting the chance to make a subs<br>
call every 2-3 mins at most, when actually, you can get stretches of game<br>
time that are 5+mins before there is a foul..<br>
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