What blows my mind is that they decided to use these really random events as part of the commentary - like the one where the match official has lost the substitute "form." That has happened four or five times since I've been playing. You'd think the league would try to fix a problem like that, but it keeps happening! Then... to make it worse, there was no substitute anyway.
The other one is where the commentators aren't sure if there were any substitutes or not, so they're sending their lacky down to the field to ask around and see if there were any. Geez. Probably seen that one five or more times as well.
These kinds of things are realistic as one-time occurrences, but once you see them happen a second time the whole game loses realism. Konami should just leave junk like that out unless the game can ensure it will only ever happen once, say, per master league or BAL season. Putting stuff like that in there is just not smart if you ask me. It's as if there was no thought whasoever put into it, or playtesting for that matter. Maybe it's because it's originally a Japanese game, but like I said, I have seen similar errors in this years Fifa. Commentary should just be plain and simple and with no jokes or special occurances unless they can make it work, in my opinion.