| Saturday's referee on 14:13 - Apr 12 with 2036 views | Wegerles_Stairs |
Rather than demoting him, just put him in the stocks for a week in Brighton. | | |  |
| Saturday's referee on 14:14 - Apr 12 with 2043 views | Juzzie |
'kin 'ell, just give him a mid-table-players-on-the-beach fixture.
Stoke v West Brom (OK, WBA 'could' make the play offs, plus have a game in hand, but highly unlikely)
Sunderland v Birmingham (as above as with 'brum on 50 pts unlikely to go down)
Watford v Bristol City - absolute perfect game for Stroud | | | |
| Saturday's referee on 14:22 - Apr 12 with 1994 views | CamberleyR |
13 Coventry games and they've yet to lose. 'kin 'ell.
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| Saturday's referee on 14:27 - Apr 12 with 1978 views | PinnerPaul |
Darren Cann has been AR at a Champions League Final and 2 World Cups, plus many other finals and 3 Championship play off finals so think he will be able to cope with QPR v Coventry 
Actually disagree with the take on 'his' handball in the Brighton match.
I don't even understand this (from the LOTG) " the upper boundary of
the arm is in line with the bottom of the armpit." and in any case from the not that clear replays looked like the ball hit the Brighton player about halfway up his arm to me.
Interesting also to hear nonsense spouted on TV about the "badge" and "sleeve line" being spouted as if that is what the law says - which is pretty obvious as neither badge position or sleeve length are standard!
However, I do agree, IF you are giving official holidays for honest mistakes, then they should be holidays, not just dropped a level. | | | |
| Saturday's referee on 14:29 - Apr 12 with 1963 views | Northernr |
Or as said above, if the idea is to give them an 'easier' game to get their eye back in or whatever, there are three Championship fixtures this weekend with nothing on them, why give him one that matters to both clubs?
That's before you even get to his weird Coventry stats - 13 games, no defeats, 12 yellows for their players, 28 for the opposition.
They don't half like to create problems for themselves. | | | |
| Saturday's referee on 14:36 - Apr 12 with 1916 views | ARudd |
But they don’t care and there are no repercussions anyway, so they’ll basically carry on doing what they want, sh!t or not… | | | |
| Saturday's referee on 14:40 - Apr 12 with 1897 views | Hayesender |
Just when I was starting to feel optimistic for the first time in weeks!
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| Saturday's referee on 14:51 - Apr 12 with 1859 views | Hunterhoop |
You’d hope the FA would record the scores of the matches referees take and that they can easily check the stats before assigning them to future games. Would seem to be THE single most important method of preventing corruption. Coventry being unbeaten in the 13 games he’s reffed is bizarre. They’ve not been running away with the league the last two years….
It’s the same with Stroud and Bournemouth. No doubt there are more.
“Hold on lads, Coventry are unbeaten in 13 with this fella. That does seem a bit odd, one to discuss at his review. In the meantime why don’t we switch him with this fella who has a balanced record with both sides?”
Who would argue with that logic?!
I’d wager the FA don’t even monitor the data let alone review it or have it impact decision making. | | | |
| Saturday's referee on 15:48 - Apr 12 with 1694 views | CamberleyR |
Do you how many penalties he's given for them Clive?
Apologies if it's in your article as I didn't fully read it, just saw the 13 games reffing Coventry and no defeats stat and groaned. [Post edited 12 Apr 2023 15:51]
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