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This document, referenced elsewhere and available on the resources page if I'm not mistaken, should help you with determining whether something is careless, reckless or with excessive force on a more accurate and consistent level.

Since when do you have to caution a player for a deliberate handling of the ball in the penalty area?

No it isn't. Tomorrow, I have to referee a secondary school girl's match; on the weekend I have to referee a University women's match; in two weeks, I'll be refereeing in a national championship competition. Clearly some are more important than the others.

All of it.

Why wait for the same individual to do it? If it's more than one person on a team, surely it's a tactic they've talked about and deserving of a caution just then.

The key is in deciding whether something is protestation or clarification.

Ade looked really poor yesterday. So did Vlad. I'd say the only bright spots were Lamela and Eriksen for us.

Yeah that's a cowardly decision to not make a decision just because people won't like it.

I've taken notes about the incidents leading up to and including the first yellow card after rewatching the beginning of the match. Based on all of this information, I agree completely with it. 2nd Minute: Foul by Ivanovic on Kun Aguero; good decision, good attempt at advantage. 4th Minute...

I'm not guessing what you did; you told us what you said.

I mean, it wouldn't hurt surely.

I was, of course, only half kidding about running when you wake up.

That's the one. And thank you

It it's a handball when the striker is through in on goal, then it's a handball when the left back does it in his penalty area. If not, then neither are handballs.

Because of what you said that you said. "I informed captains before game that black kit shouldn't happen and because of clash I won't be able to call every throw or goal/corner kick spot on because its impossible." That's a silly thing to say: you can either do your job, or you can't and if you...