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santa sangria replied to the thread Hints and Tips to Refereeing The Same Team.Recognise and act on low level dissent!
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santa sangria replied to the thread Looking at Social Media.Easy tiger! You’ve strayed a long way from the centre circle there.
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Agree, if he'd just barged into him I'd probably support a caution, especially as the attacker slightly slowed down. But the extended...
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persistent unacceptable behaviour (including repeated warning offences) Heres your warning offence: failing to cooperate with a match...
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santa sangria replied to the thread Manchester United vs Liverpool - Boring VAR process question.At 3-0 and with Nunez desperate for a shot on goal it was what football expected.
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I think it takes a peculiar personality to be a good Senior (in respect of communication with TAs) First off, I think you have to love...
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Always have a brief chat with them before kick off, introduce yourself, tell them to shout to you when they need a sub, set out your...
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Firstly, if you're not getting any guidance on TA management in the pre match you need to ask for it. Whilst we all have our own...
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Regarding the first quote, to be totally fair when was the last time Darren Bond ran a line for a game? I can't imagine he was totally...
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santa sangria reacted to RustyRef's post in the thread Manchester United vs Liverpool - Boring VAR process question with
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santa sangria replied to the thread Rice red card.Respect
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Seems that even Declan Rice thinks the caution was correct.
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I think a couple of factors went against Rice in this decision ... PGMOL were very clear in saying this would be a caution at the start...
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My thought process is this: 1. Rice has been kicked when the ball’s not in play. I must issue a sanction to the Brighton player. 2. The...
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santa sangria replied to the thread NEW V TOT.The 4th gave it some very animated crabbing and did a lot of “trying way too hard” crouching. But no harm done. Hope he is OK.
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