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sorry for my bad spelling and grammar but I am hard at work and trying to reply also ps picking up on spelling mistakes is quite childish

well yea I cant think that- as iv said id take no action as there is to many possible outcomes and risk of making a howler

nope you tell number 5 that I didn't hear anything but I will close attention to you both

There's rules Yes, but also interpretation of these rules, we make an informed decision based on all the information we have - weak referees would back away from that decision,

no im saying what are the chances of someone biting themselves but for me no action was correct as there is little evidence to suggest that the offence was committed

DB glad you have common sense - and not sitting behind a rule book- that last one is a tough one - would the player have bitten himself to get the opponent sent off?? for me this is very unlikely that someone would bit themselves

we have to make a decision based on certain events - we must take all factors into consideration.. all accounts pointed towards a red card - I don't know what is hard to understand iv seen refs give red cards based on the injury and stub marks on a persons leg before - if them stud marks hadnt...

its baffling me how some of you guys are promoting v/c on the field of play - sort it out

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- here in N.ireland - we have green, navy, light blue, yellow and red lol

I started back in AUG and regret not doing it sooner my advice to you would be get the full kit and equipment - look the part and you will be respected more - have 2 -3 different colours jerseys turn up to the ground an hour before the game - gives to time to do pitch inspection and speak to...

an error in your opinion- v/c from both players - 2 red cards no complaints from either team for the cards - no complaints from the managers admission from both players and manager that there was an elbow threw tell me in what right mind did I make a mistake - I followed the LOTG and done...

I think il have to get it, been reading up on it last night - seems the business

its such a grey area and I argee with all your points and can see where your coming from but as I was 99% certain that the v/c happened , I felt it was right to issue the red card. I did get the decision right as there was an elbow - was told by a manager and both players but would I have...

so would you suggest no action at all??

this was infront of me.. both players were tussling for the ball, I seen the player look over his shoulder then that's when I view got blocked..

the elbow happened - and he got sent off.. so your telling me I was wrong for sending him off for elbowing a player.. would you like a copy of the LOTG?? just because you didn't see something it doesn't mean it didn't happen

lol very good soooooo.. 2 red cards the correct decisions???

well that's the thing I never says to the players that I didn't see it, so they never questioned my decision :))))

yes I was honest in my report, although I think your wrong in that you cant give a decision if you don't see it, I went with my gut instinct and was 99% sure he elbow out of intent to injury the player - after the game the plater told me he did do it, so I was satisfied that I didn't take the...