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You've never seen it all as a ref...

You won't make it to your seat as even if the game goes ahead you'll die while climbing up to level 7.

This feels like when you wake up early on a saturday or sunday morning knowing your game will be called off but you need to wake up just incase it's not.

I've been told by a former steward they're told to observe and report. Not stop.

No referee in the world gets everything 100% right and how can we? Look at the discussions we have on here. We argue / discuss things for days or even weeks after they happen. A lot of decisions are subjective and a referee has a split second to decide. Look at the prem, these guys are top...

What you saying?

Forget the main argument going on for a sec. Can anyone honestly say that they believe De Gea would have kept it out, even if Sigurdsson wasn't there I think that's still resulting in a goal. Now if I'm going down that route there is nothing in law that says anything like that but is this more...

The only issues I've ever had are when I've been assigned county cup games but you just say you still play and in my case they are fine with that.

A late correct flag is better than a fast but wrong one.

Surely as an adult he can move his head out the way rather than putting his hands up? KDB is also on the end of the wall and turns in a way that in my opinion means he could have simply moved out the way by either ducking or moving to the left rather than simply throwing his hands up.

Not a natural position and IMO he had enough time to react. If that's me I'm giving a pen.

Hi guys, I've got my first assessment tomorrow and just looking for any tips or advice you's can give me. Cheers.

I've been told by my RDO to never give a handball if it is a result of a miskick / something similar (from the same player). A case to look at was Otamendi in the world cup. My RDO showed us it and basicly he tries to head it away and ends up unintentionally heading it off his arm / hand. RDO...

Red card Excessive force, studs up.

As others have said I always take mine regardless of if I'm the ref or not.

I thought FT was foul tackle?

One of the codes under C1 is HB.

This happened in a match I played in but basicly someone scored and lifted their shirt to reveal a message for a teammate who passed away. The ref didn't book him and noone complained.

Could it not be seen as unsporting behavior since it's a deliberate act to try and stop the ball going in the net?

Deliberate handball.