RustyRef's latest activity
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RRustyRef replied to the thread MOT vs CEL.It certainly wasn't wrong in law, that means the referee sees something and then applies the law incorrectly. It may well be a wrong...
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RRustyRef replied to the thread Celtic - Hearts.Even if the 4th official had put up 8 minutes and only 7:30 played there would be no recourse, if push came to shove they could just say...
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RRustyRef replied to the thread Celtic - Hearts.Again I come back to the simple fact that pre-VAR officials made mistakes. People seem to have forgotten that there was a reason it was...
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RRustyRef replied to the thread FA Cup Final.Not SFP for me, he took a risk with that challenge but intensity and contact was minimal.
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RAlways makes me laugh when a ref makes their PL debut and a commentator (etc) implies they were hand-picked from Hackney Marshes last...
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RRustyRef replied to the thread Notts County v Chesterfield.You don’t get to that level unless you are a very, very good referee. Some will obviously be better than others, but you’d have to...
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RRustyRef replied to the thread CFA registration fees.As others have said the fees haven’t gone up for many years. 50% is a big jump, but the increase in fees and inflation since the fees...
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RRustyRef replied to the thread MOT vs CEL.100%, no matter how bad a mistake may be no referee should end up having to be under police protection
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RSomeone has to say it. A more accurate statement I don't think I've ever read.
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RRustyRef replied to the thread MOT vs CEL.There are only 6 cameras available to VAR in Scotland, compared to 30+ in England, so perhaps they didn't have any other angles to show him.
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RRustyRef replied to the thread West Ham v Arsenal.The only thing I strongly disagree with there is that is was Raya who in any way initiated contact, that just simply did not happen.
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RRustyRef replied to the thread West Ham v Arsenal.A number of factors. Being caught out having to run through a lot of traffic if there is a break away is one of them, but the key thing...
