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At yesterdays game I heard a story about a referee running into a player then penalising the player with a free kick to the opposition? Is this correct

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The Eagle wrote:At yesterdays game I heard a story about a referee running into a player then penalising the player with a free kick to the opposition? Is this correct
Well, you heard the story so you know if that's correct or not.
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Slinky_Pete wrote:
The Eagle wrote:At yesterdays game I heard a story about a referee running into a player then penalising the player with a free kick to the opposition? Is this correct
Well, you heard the story so you know if that's correct or not.
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He played the free kick, which surprised me which h is why Im asking for advice

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Sounds like he should have played on.

If he had to stop the game (if he was unable to ref for a moment or two, or if he thought it was worthy of dishing out a card), I reckon he should have restarted with a drop ball.
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bench-warmer wrote:Sounds like he should have played on.

If he had to stop the game (if he was unable to ref for a moment or two, or if he thought it was worthy of dishing out a card), I reckon he should have restarted with a drop ball.
Sounds like he thought the player deliberately ran into him.

Player was probably lucky to escape a yellow.

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Slinky_Pete wrote:
bench-warmer wrote:Sounds like he should have played on.

If he had to stop the game (if he was unable to ref for a moment or two, or if he thought it was worthy of dishing out a card), I reckon he should have restarted with a drop ball.
Sounds like he thought the player deliberately ran into him.

Player was probably lucky to escape a yellow.
apparently no booking at all,

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The Eagle wrote:At yesterdays game I heard a story about a referee running into a player then penalising the player with a free kick to the opposition? Is this correct
The referee deemed there was intentional contact between two players prior to himself being knocked over (accidentally as he put it) and as a result of the accidental fall he took he decided not to issue a card. He did give a free kick for the contact that was made between the two players prior however...

...hope this clears up any confusion you may have
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The Eagle wrote:At yesterdays game I heard a story about a referee running into a player then penalising the player with a free kick to the opposition? Is this correct
The referee deemed there was intentional contact between two players prior to himself being knocked over (accidentally as he put it) and as a result of the accidental fall he took he decided not to issue a card. He did give a free kick for the contact that was made between the two players prior however...

...hope this clears up any confusion you may have
So a normal foul with a side of ref falling over. Good to see we're asking the big questions here.... :)
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Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA

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The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
Linesmen have been horrific this season (in Feds that is). Never seen so many clueless ones in many a year.
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The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
yet your spelling is top class !!!! lol

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The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
52:28 in the second half, seven minutes of stoppage time at which a goal was scored after 6 of those minutes. There were 5 subs in the second half as well as two injuries... pretty standard stuff if you ask me
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Outlaw 2.0 wrote:
The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
52:28 in the second half, seven minutes of stoppage time at which a goal was scored after 6 of those minutes. There were 5 subs in the second half as well as two injuries... pretty standard stuff if you ask me
are you sure? My mail is Lion made 2 subs at / or before half time, and one minor injury at most. Are you a ref?

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The Eagle wrote:
Outlaw 2.0 wrote:
The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
52:28 in the second half, seven minutes of stoppage time at which a goal was scored after 6 of those minutes. There were 5 subs in the second half as well as two injuries... pretty standard stuff if you ask me
are you sure? My mail is Lion made 2 subs at / or before half time, and one minor injury at most. Are you a ref?
looks like your mail has been delivered to the wrong address

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The Eagle wrote:
Outlaw 2.0 wrote:
The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
52:28 in the second half, seven minutes of stoppage time at which a goal was scored after 6 of those minutes. There were 5 subs in the second half as well as two injuries... pretty standard stuff if you ask me
are you sure? My mail is Lion made 2 subs at / or before half time, and one minor injury at most. Are you a ref?
Not a ref, I was a ground official at the game.
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C U Next Tuesday wrote:
The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
yet your spelling is top class !!!! lol

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Outlaw 2.0 wrote:
The Eagle wrote:Also herd the same ref played a 54 minute second half, the real issue is the ref standard is horrible despite the alignment to FFSA
52:28 in the second half, seven minutes of stoppage time at which a goal was scored after 6 of those minutes. There were 5 subs in the second half as well as two injuries... pretty standard stuff if you ask me
6 subs, countless time wasting and goals and we still only see 3-4 minutes of injury time in professional leagues, the whole thing has become a joke.

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Ten minutes plus in the first half of the Conference promotion playoff final.
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Jellyfish Haircut wrote:Ten minutes plus in the first half of the Conference promotion playoff final.
but the Eagle didnt hear that

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C U Next Tuesday wrote:
Jellyfish Haircut wrote:Ten minutes plus in the first half of the Conference promotion playoff final.
but the Eagle didnt hear that
Dodgey SAASL ref vs England Conference playoff final - true I didn't hear that

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