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Awesome not that i have a chance in hells chance in winning it :P

Come on @Ross you know you want to ;)

Ryan have you met most footballers????? they want a foul even if there isn't one!!

Best thing to do is ask the ref what he wants you to do, other than that control the benches/subs and make a note of and yellow/red cards/goals. Remember to smile and enjoy yourself ;)

Hi John and welcome to RefChat. As James has already said the county badge is fine to put on. Any more questions just shout :)

Just about to start the 2nd :D

Steve could you put the reasons why as well please I'm having a blonde day/week/year ;)

Congratulations Mick, good luck for the season :)

whats the rest of the question then?? when will it be revealed??

I'm debating doubling it for the heat ;)

Dave I have not seen the particular incident(s) but I feel that if it was just one player then i would suspect them to be cautioned. If on the other hand there were 5/6 players invloved it would be more common sense for the referee to get the players back in the correct position for the restart...

Hi Goldfish I get what you are saying however, the player can still be cautioned for USB eg excessive celebration. I have taken this quote from the LOTG "Leaving the field of play to celebrate a goal is not a cautionable offence in itself but it is essential that players return to the field...

Mick you will be a level 7 due to you being 16+. You will remain English for the time being but who knows what structure we well be using in the next few years

You are correct Matty as the play has not been restarted.

I believe that was Howard Webb at Euro 2008 in the final group game which involved Poland and Austria ending 1-1.

Re-taken as its deceiving the keeper, caution Boa Morte for USB

I have to say I do the same as Steve. Generally the defending team will thank you for it and if it happens the other way round later in the game both teams will know what you are going to do.

Their careers are basically over.

Hi Craig, The best advice we can give is to be yourself treat every game like your normal game don't change anything that way you offer the assessor a real look at your skills, strengths and weaknesses and ways to build on them. Dave

I saw this article and though a few of you might like a read. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22710511 ps. I'm all for it