Refwatch: Rochdale v Gateshead
Sunday, 22nd Oct 2023 09:00 by TVOS Merseyside referee STEVEN COPELAND will take charge of Dale for the second time this season when we host Gateshead on Tuesday night.
The Wallasey-based police detective refereed our first away game of the campaign at Oxford City in August, which Dale won 1-0 courtesy of Ian Henderson’s second half goal.
He has since overseen a further seven matches this term, including Port Vale v Crewe in the Papa John’s Trophy as part of a development programme.
Steven’s eight games this season, his fifth in the National League, have seen him show 29 yellow cards and two reds.
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Donaldabel added 02:59 - Nov 26
Steven Copeland’s impact on the season showcases how experience shapes critical moments, such as refereeing Dale’s match against Gateshead. Just as in Siren Head: Playing in the Forest, where every action demands focus and precision, Copeland’s attention to detail and decision-making could be pivotal in influencing the game’s flow and fairness. Both scenarios highlight the importance of strategy and skill in achieving success. https://poki.com/ |  | |
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Lonniegerber0 added 08:19 - Jan 3
It's great to see Steven Copeland back officiating for Dale! His experience, especially from the earlier match against Oxford City, should help maintain a fair game against Gateshead. Speaking of strategy and decision-making, it reminds me of playing BitLife, where every choice impacts the outcome. https://bitlifefree.io/ | | |
Lonniegerber0 added 08:20 - Jan 3
It's great to see Steven Copeland back officiating for Dale! His experience, especially from the earlier match against Oxford City, should help maintain a fair game against Gateshead. Speaking of strategy and decision-making, it reminds me of playing BitLife, where every choice impacts the outcome. https://bitlifefree.io/ | | |
ryhebivu added 04:32 - Jan 28
Referee Steven Copeland is set to officiate his second Rochdale match of the season when they face Gateshead on Tuesday night. Copeland, who previously refereed Dale's 1-0 victory over Oxford City in August, has had a busy season with eight games under his belt, including overseeing Port Vale vs. Crewe in the Papa John’s Trophy. https://hesaplio.github.io/ | | |
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Blogs 31 bloggersKnees-up Mother Brown #19 by wessex_exile February, and the U’s enter the most pivotal month of the season. Six games in just four weeks, with four of them against sides also in the bottom six. By March we should be either well clear of danger, or even deeper in the sh*t. With Danny Cowley’s U’s still unbeaten, and looking stronger game on game, I’m sure it’ll be the former, but first we have to do our bit to consign Steve ‘Sour Grapes’ Cotterill’s FGR back to non-league. After our shambolic 5-0 defeat at New Lawn, nothing would give me greater pleasure, even if it meant losing one of my closest awaydays in the process. What’s the excuse going to be today Steve – shocking pitch, faking head injuries, Mexican banditry or some other bit of sour-grapery bullsh*t? Preston North End Polls |
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