Rules are rules.
ISSA applied a non existent rule and punished Hydel for using a player in Manning Cup match for using a player who was on a red card earned a super cup match.
http://www.loopjamaica.com/content/b...ot-manning-cup
The fact is ISSA rules do not address the Super Cup and the conclusion that is implied by rule 6 is that a competition between a Manning Cup and DaCosta teams is a separate competition.
The Oliver Shield is contested by the winning of the Manning Cup and DaCosta Cup and the rules state that it is a separate competition. The Super Cup is contested by the group winners of the Manning and DaCosta Cup, and it absence of any Super Cup rules, it must be a separate competition.
https://www.schoolboyfootball.com/football-rules
ISSA applied a non existent rule and punished Hydel for using a player in Manning Cup match for using a player who was on a red card earned a super cup match.
http://www.loopjamaica.com/content/b...ot-manning-cup
The fact is ISSA rules do not address the Super Cup and the conclusion that is implied by rule 6 is that a competition between a Manning Cup and DaCosta teams is a separate competition.
The Oliver Shield is contested by the winning of the Manning Cup and DaCosta Cup and the rules state that it is a separate competition. The Super Cup is contested by the group winners of the Manning and DaCosta Cup, and it absence of any Super Cup rules, it must be a separate competition.
https://www.schoolboyfootball.com/football-rules
Hydel argument is that the cards don't mean anything outside of Super Cup because rule 6 clearly state which competitions are the same i.e. 'Manning and Walker Cup are the same' and 'DaCosta Cup and Ben Francis Cup are the same' and which competition is separate i.e. 'the Oliver Shield.' Anyhow, ISSA defense is that they had a meeting and they told everyone verbally that red cards carry over to and from the Super Cup.

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