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What is it you don't get? As others have said its a goal, nothing else

Ive had one 0-0, highest scoring was a District cup game 24-0, it was 8-0 after 6 minutes. As the 16th goal went in the defender shouted "come on boys, this is going to get embarrassing if we are not careful!!"

What i don't get is the referee running straight past the incident which could of been a potential flash point to take up a position on the goal line and summon the player over.

It sounds to me like this game was played like an exhibition game and the referee knew that he could get away with what he did. He did what he did to raise a smile from both teams and show a human side to a referee whilst knowing full well his actions would not effect anything by way of result...

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7914097/url-student-slams-fairytale-of-new-york-lyrics/

Your badly worded opening theory has now gone to players whispering it to each other. Straws and clutching spring to mind

So that would be your response would it? There is such a HUGE difference between routine swear words and racist language and anyone that cannot see the difference worries me a little to be honest.

Take your above scenario. The FA receive various reports from players and/or supporters who were offended by the racist language they heard on the pitch during your game. They contact you, the referee. Whats your response??

This is the same Mike Parry that thinks racehorses should have wing mirrors!!!! :D:D

My nephew plays and the team he was playing had a player dismissed for VC last season, he pinned a player down and punched him square in the face, he was 8 years old!!! The referee got dogs abuse for sending him off, apparently he should of been substituted :wall::wall::wall::wall:

Literally the least significant law you will apply in 90 odd minutes of football. I dont even toss the coin i just put it on the back of my left hand and ask home team to call. Crack on!!

Adidas Copa Mundial all day long, Kaiser's are good but are basically a cheaper version of the Mundial. The Mundial, like the World Cup are made from superior leather (Kangaroo i think). My first pair lasted 6 years (roughly £15 per season). Look after them, clean them after each game, dubbin...

I agree with some of your points, however the way a referee looks does have a bearing on what a team thinks of of you. A ref turns up in a 1980's kit looking like a bag of rags then the team will immediately have a poor opinion of him. On the flip side i remember my first ever game when i turned...

Can i ask? Is this going country wide or will it be optional at county level?

New pitch layout, can you tell i am slightly bored at work??

It will never take off that, rubbish idea!! :p:p

Think i have told this before but we got an email a couple of years back from one of the leagues to say that a Michael Mouse was a registered player and if that name is given then it is genuine!!

Errrrr, dont know, hadn't thought of that!!

Come on!!!!!! Not going to lie its torture but only for a minute until your body adjusts!

Introduce a penalty line which players must stand behind at the taking of a penalty, 25 yards from goal OR make them stand on the half way line. Well @GraemeS you did ask :rolleyes::rolleyes: