Recent content by Wolf_Ref

Can’t be worse than what we had before?!

I’ve tried the Puma this season and am not convinced. The shorts are better but the rest not so much. Back to Nike next season for me.

I’m ok with a red. From behind, scissor tackle and I think it’s a good call in real time.

I agree that LOTG need to have more of a backbone against unacceptable conduct. I know that football doesn’t like to ‘copy’ rugby but they are so far ahead of us with referee respect.

What is definitely not subjective is that for the neutral, this is a fantastic game!

Still very bemused by the I am a Wolves fan - we are the best at blaming everyone else for our rubbishness....

That is what I thought - Makes contact with the defender's head... clearly high boot imo. Nonetheless, it is a cracking game, but seems like many subjective moments.

Think that goal being allowed is farcical. (Neutral). If you make contact with your foot on a defender's head that high, you are asking for trouble.

Absolutely agree. Was a nasty foul too, but didn't meet the threshold for RC. But no intent to play the ball.

I am in agreement - felt that the contact was more than a coming together, more of a late and slightly reckless challenge.

Very interesting one with VAR… ‘natural coming together’. I’m going to say that I feel that WHU are lucky here, as it is late contact… 34th min (approx) Thoughts?

I don’t send off for general swearing, but if it is directed at me and is personal, e.g. as one player experienced last season shouting “ref you’re f***ing s**t” (twice in a row), they can have a red - I understand frustration, but that isn’t an excuse to be abusive. I have sent a player off...

I meant the bin bin, not the sin bin.

I have to say my tolerance levels for dissent/OFFINABUS are very low. If someone continues shouting and bellowing after a second or two, they get a sin bin (or YC if a coach). If it is offensive, they can go in the bin. I understand that frustrations can get high - but players need to control...

I can understand the yellow, as the player should make an effort to control landing better an this can be seen as reckless, especially with the slight secondary movement. I feel the straight red is a stretch, especially for a VAR intervention.