Refereeing Standards
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T.R.O.L.I.
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Teaching English (as a) Foreign Language.
Yeh, that. Kids abroad seem to be keener on US English than the one with all the pointless u's.
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Pearcey, have you seen that Google site? It's brilloz.
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PlasticRoyale
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Who the fcuk would have 22 chav builders hurling abuse at them for 90 mins on a sunday morning
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Ian Royal
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Tony Le MesmerIan Royal agree with virtually everything posted on this thread.
better knowledge at all levels of the game, experience of reffing, more communication from officials... all would be great. The current situation with discipline is pretty much the officials fault though. They've taken shit for too many years from the players and managers without taking effective action. It'd be carnage clamping down on it now. You'd risk have a season of games finishing 8 a side.
With regards to the last point Ian, The best way to deal with Dissent is to impose suspensions rather than Yellow Cards. You wouldnt get farcial games then in a clampdown. Eg, Player would have got a Yellow for verbals, just ban him for 1 game instead. 2 if he does it again.
interesting suggestion.
prostak Nice to see that refereeing is one sphere where there's no qualms over providing scab labor.
Not sure it counts as scab labour when the SFA don't actually tell them why they are needed
Y21_Royalprostak Nice to see that refereeing is one sphere where there's no qualms over providing scab labor.
Not sure it counts as scab labour when the SFA don't actually tell them why they are needed
Fair point. The Polish and Portuguese refs did withdraw when they found out, which suggests the others chose not to, though.
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prostakY21_Royalprostak Nice to see that refereeing is one sphere where there's no qualms over providing scab labor.
Not sure it counts as scab labour when the SFA don't actually tell them why they are needed
Fair point. The Polish and Portuguese refs did withdraw when they found out, which suggests the others chose not to, though.
This suggests not:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/scot_prem/9235282.stm
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