| Tomorrow's referee 09:24 - Oct 4 with 2058 views | Northernr |
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| Tomorrow's referee on 09:25 - Oct 4 with 2055 views | CamberleyR |
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| Tomorrow's referee on 09:34 - Oct 4 with 2009 views | Harbour |
Stroud mark2..oh dear... |  | | |
| Tomorrow's referee on 09:39 - Oct 4 with 1985 views | Northernr |
| Tomorrow's referee on 09:34 - Oct 4 by Harbour |
Stroud mark2..oh dear... |
In happier news, he was at LR on Tuesday as an assessor. Rumour is he's finally called it a day. No games since August. | | | |
| Tomorrow's referee on 09:55 - Oct 4 with 1926 views | WokingR |
| Tomorrow's referee on 09:39 - Oct 4 by Northernr |
In happier news, he was at LR on Tuesday as an assessor. Rumour is he's finally called it a day. No games since August. |
Bloody hell
He takes the saying about being 'promoted to a level of incompetence' to a whole new degree.
What on earth qualifies him to comment on what is good/bad refereeing |  | | |
| Tomorrow's referee on 10:51 - Oct 4 with 1787 views | stevec |
Ref or no ref, looking at that list, we don’t half lose to a lot of shit teams. |  | | |
| Tomorrow's referee on 13:25 - Oct 4 with 1623 views | R_from_afar |
Surely, by the law of averages, this black-clad clown is due a decent game soon (clasps hands)?  |  |
| "Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1." |
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| Tomorrow's referee on 14:06 - Oct 4 with 1571 views | Juzzie |
I know it's kids football, I know it's 'for fun & development', I know the refs at U10 and younger level are volunteers but......
No, I wouldn't want to do it but if you do take hold of the whistle at least do it properly.
The ref we had on Sunday disallowed a perfectly good goal that was clearly over the line (the goalie was in the actual netting scooping the ball out) and the ref standing about 20ft away said '"I could't see it so I can't give it".
Then while the opposition were substituting goalies one of their boys elbowed my son in the stomach. Now, my son can take it, he doesn't show pain in pretence so if he's hurting it will be genuine.
The ref said "I didn't think it was intentional". How can it not be intentional, the game wasn't in play as everyone was waiting for the sub to be done.
So, yes, I became 'that' parent and called him out over it. Their job is to protect the kids and he never even had a word with the other lad even if it was, which it wasn't, unintentional. I wasn't rude, I wasn't aggressive, I just called out that it was a clear deliberate elbow to which point he gave it all the "you want to ref? you want the whistle?", "I don't get paid for this".
I didn't want it to escalate and spoil it for the kids or have the ref potentially starting making decisions against us so I just put my hands up and said "look, all I'm saying was that it was clearly deliberate" and left it at that.
He did apologise later and we talked it over and I mentioned the disallowed goal was actually over the line. He said that he knew some of kids on both sides and didn't want to appear favouring one side but that's the point of reffing, if someone does a deliberate elbow you pull them up on it whether you know any of the kids or not.
and breathe.....
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| Tomorrow's referee on 14:34 - Oct 4 with 1488 views | HamptonR |
| Tomorrow's referee on 14:06 - Oct 4 by Juzzie |
I know it's kids football, I know it's 'for fun & development', I know the refs at U10 and younger level are volunteers but......
No, I wouldn't want to do it but if you do take hold of the whistle at least do it properly.
The ref we had on Sunday disallowed a perfectly good goal that was clearly over the line (the goalie was in the actual netting scooping the ball out) and the ref standing about 20ft away said '"I could't see it so I can't give it".
Then while the opposition were substituting goalies one of their boys elbowed my son in the stomach. Now, my son can take it, he doesn't show pain in pretence so if he's hurting it will be genuine.
The ref said "I didn't think it was intentional". How can it not be intentional, the game wasn't in play as everyone was waiting for the sub to be done.
So, yes, I became 'that' parent and called him out over it. Their job is to protect the kids and he never even had a word with the other lad even if it was, which it wasn't, unintentional. I wasn't rude, I wasn't aggressive, I just called out that it was a clear deliberate elbow to which point he gave it all the "you want to ref? you want the whistle?", "I don't get paid for this".
I didn't want it to escalate and spoil it for the kids or have the ref potentially starting making decisions against us so I just put my hands up and said "look, all I'm saying was that it was clearly deliberate" and left it at that.
He did apologise later and we talked it over and I mentioned the disallowed goal was actually over the line. He said that he knew some of kids on both sides and didn't want to appear favouring one side but that's the point of reffing, if someone does a deliberate elbow you pull them up on it whether you know any of the kids or not.
and breathe.....
[Post edited 4 Oct 23:33]
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Under 10 footy.
I will leave it there. | | | |
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| Tomorrow's referee on 09:50 - Oct 5 with 988 views | francisbowles |
Someone confiscate his phone and don't let him read Clive's opinion of him.🙄😁 | | | |
| Tomorrow's referee on 13:58 - Oct 5 with 862 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Tomorrow's referee on 09:50 - Oct 5 by francisbowles |
Someone confiscate his phone and don't let him read Clive's opinion of him.🙄😁 |
I'm sure, apart from us, very few in football (players, managers or refs) read or take much note of anyone's opinions here or on other football message boards. We're not that important and certainly at the periphery of the 'noise' to which the professionals sometimes allude.
You could say, we're fanatically irrelevant. [Post edited 5 Oct 13:59]
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