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Where about are the guidelines that say you can't dismiss a physio from the field of play. I know it's the general practice not to dismiss although it is not lane based. But if a physio is being disruptive surely you can't carry on the game with him still on the bench just because he is the...

I have been using cards with youth games as long as I have been reffing. Last week I cautioned a u13 player for tactical foul and his team mate was like "it's only a kids game ref" Well stop committing adult fouls fella :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Rarely, which means not always right

i think it was the ball could not be played with the arm

On a different note http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3533737/Saudi-footballer-forced-HAIRCUT-moments-kick-match-officials-insisted-removing-Islamic-mohawk.html

are you for real?

i wouldn't book the person. unless he had verbally indicated to me and the opponents that he will return it to them in which case i'll most definitely book them.

i would put it in the same category as a player announcing at a drop ball that he will give the ball to his opponent and not doing it.

yes. unsporting behaviour. shows a lack of respect for the game

read the laws of the game. a copy will be in the resources section of this website

https://www.facebook.com/BBCMOTD/videos/vb.8585725981/10158042425190136/?type=2&theater it's the comments by those that profess to have read the "rule book" and know the "rules" that i find entertaining

in my neck of the woods you don't need t tell the clubs that there is an observer present. the big puffy jackets with the clip board is sign enough. in my first observed game i didn't tell the clubs but they figured it out soon enough and it was probably my worst game of the season

I am probably being thick here Brian. I am genuinely am not following you. Is verbally distracting an opponent not punishable by an IDFK? if it is surely it's a DOGSO. unless the argument is that the IDFK is because the game has been stopped to caution the player.

I think you may have the wrong nterpretation. Where a player commits an offence against an opponent within their own penalty area which denies an opponent an obvious goal-scoring opportunity and the referee awards a penalty kick, the offending player is cautioned unless i believe this is only...

i don't think that s right. the law only states by an offence punishable by a free kick. i don't think the law says anything direct or indirect

saw this on facebook Player shouts to put off another player, easy decision, yellow card If however that player is clean through on goal when he is distracted by a shout and sky's his shot, what's your decision?

i rented a push bike whilst i was there. i thought it was a good investment

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Did the referee give a free kick

at first glance no penalty but on further viewing i think red 16 was trying to be clever. he checked his run but deliberately checked it too late. plus ref was a lot closer so i willgo with him