JamesL's latest activity
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JamesL replied to the thread Law 5 Clarification.If you stop play, for a suspected or actual injury they DO have to leave for a minute irrelevant if the physio enters or not -
JamesL replied to the thread Law 5 Clarification.I get this but I think he needs to be given the opportunity to leave and get treatment for themselves, thus not requiring a minute off.
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You normally get 2 emails on the FA competition appointments, one from MOAS and one from the FACompReferee@thefa.com address, the latter...
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JamesL replied to the thread Anthony Taylor.Class referee. He came along to our basic training back in 2011 and he also ran an assistant referee training course I attended. Was a...
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The worst comeback in football is when a player said something about the rules and the referee says 'actually, they're laws'.
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JamesL replied to the thread The future of refereeing.This one does my head in - laws are a set of rules. It is not wrong to call them rules imho
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So 5 minutes in this additional 15 with no hydration break but just 4 minutes in the 45 with hydration break and 4 separate sub breaks...
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JamesL replied to the thread Northampton Town Vs Coventry City.Puma kit so at least this season or last. I think we'd be lying if we all hadnt accidentally on Purpose ran in to the manager who...
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JamesL replied to the thread France v England.I'll be honest. It was how football should be played imo. 1 team trying to outscore the other. Pure entertainment.
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JamesL replied to the thread Hamrun Vs NSI.Try telling the team denied a penalty that! And would take some quick thinking. Not disagreeing with you, necessarily, btw
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JamesL replied to the thread Hamrun Vs NSI.This still appears to show the ball being out but it is far from conclusive. A ball that's in would look very clearly out from this...
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JamesL replied to the thread Hamrun Vs NSI.I mean it's impossible for us to tell from here, conclusively, that the ball was out of play but in the absence of any indications from...
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JamesL replied to the thread England v Argentina.I think you're right. It's a missed opportunity, sure, but not missed as in he has committed a mandatory caution offence (subjectivity...
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You appear to have forgotten @Big Cat?
