There have been instances where a player has been shown a second yellow card while being substituted. In 1980, Stoke City's Denis Smith was sent off for time-wasting after limping towards the touchline with an injured ankle and lingering on it as his substitute Paul Johnson wasn't properly warmed up.
Later that year, Sheffield Wednesday's Jermaine Johnson received another yellow card for kicking a water bottle into the home support after being subbed. This happened after he had been booked earlier in the game for a foul.
A more recent instance came about in 2013, when Clarence Seedorf, of Botafogo, was booked twice while trying to leave the pitch with his head held high.
There are instances where countries have refused to participate in World Cup tournaments due to various reasons. For example, Scotland declined to participate in the 1950 World Cup after finishing second in their qualifying group.
Other fascinating facts about football include instances of brawling teammates, most notably between Tony Rees and Tommy Watson, who both got sent off in a match for Grimsby against Darlington.
Later that year, Sheffield Wednesday's Jermaine Johnson received another yellow card for kicking a water bottle into the home support after being subbed. This happened after he had been booked earlier in the game for a foul.
A more recent instance came about in 2013, when Clarence Seedorf, of Botafogo, was booked twice while trying to leave the pitch with his head held high.
There are instances where countries have refused to participate in World Cup tournaments due to various reasons. For example, Scotland declined to participate in the 1950 World Cup after finishing second in their qualifying group.
Other fascinating facts about football include instances of brawling teammates, most notably between Tony Rees and Tommy Watson, who both got sent off in a match for Grimsby against Darlington.
I think it's pretty weird when someone gets two yellows while they're being subbed out. Like, what's the logic there? 
The fact that players are still getting booked for doing something like trying to leave with their head held high just seems like an unnecessary hassle. And can we talk about how some players just seem more prone to these kinds of mistakes than others? 
I mean, Denis Smith back in 1980, that was pretty questionable too. 
What's really interesting though is the whole thing with Scotland not participating in the '50 World Cup because they finished second in their group. That's like, a weird reason to ghost a tournament altogether. 
anyway, did u know that the world cup has the most viewers ever this year?! i'm watching it with my friends online and we're all so hyped 
shouldn't he just be allowed to exit the field without drawing more attention to himself? 
that's wild! and Scotland not participating in the 1950 World Cup because they didn't want to face England... i feel you guys 
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sorry to hear you had a rough game, at least you tried to leave with your head held high 
those Scottish guys who bailed on the 1950 World Cup? that's some pretty serious stuff 
i hope they're okay... and grimsby vs darlington sounds like a wild match