What does your League allow Regarding Subs

[Redie]

Looking for some information from anyone involved with the various schoolboys leagues around the country.

I want to know what leagues allow rolling subs - i.e. players allowed to come on and off more than once during a game and at what age level is this allowed.

Cheers:)

[the 12 th man]

It's normally allowed to roll on & off in the small sided games (7 & 9 a side) which usually stops when they get to 11 a side at under 11 or 12,I think one Dublin league was considering allowing it (roll on & off) at under 11 but I'm not sure whether it was implemented.

[Redie]

It's normally allowed to roll on & off in the small sided games (7 & 9 a side) which usually stops when they get to 11 a side at under 11 or 12,I think one Dublin league was considering allowing it (roll on & off) at under 11 but I'm not sure whether it was implemented.

Thanks 12th Man. I have found out that the North Dublin Schoolboys League (NDSL) allow roll on & off right up to under 18's and by all accounts it is a success. Just wondering does any other league allow it for 11-a-side matches and if so what are the pros and cons.

[renovater]

Thanks 12th Man. I have found out that the North Dublin Schoolboys League (NDSL) allow roll on & off right up to under 18's and by all accounts it is a success. Just wondering does any other league allow it for 11-a-side matches and if so what are the pros and cons.
Have to say its a great idea, keeps guys interested in playing football. Should be something that must be considered. up to 14

[Pedro m]

Thanks 12th Man. I have found out that the North Dublin Schoolboys League (NDSL) allow roll on & off right up to under 18's and by all accounts it is a success. Just wondering does any other league allow it for 11-a-side matches and if so what are the pros and cons.

DDSL and SDFL brought in rolling subs rules for last season Under 11 for 11 a-side and all ages below still have rolling subs.
Over 35's leagues have rolling subs also.