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ok i'll bite, im going DFK and YC too ...

I ensure that doesn't happen by always having a good game ;) hahahahahahahaha they can try to check, but I don't tell them where I have travelled from and too - plus I always undercut my money then increase - like £8 expenses, ill just round it to £5 or something

I charge for the route I take ... had this 'conversation' with a ref sec before ... wanted me to drive direct through London from one side practically, to the other as it was 'less miles' than going round the A406 or M25 - even though it'd take me nearly triple the time ... kindly told him I'd...

I charge my actual mileage? if that means home to game to home is 20 miles, but I came from work and that makes it 40 miles (even that id be going home usually) I'll charge 40 miles. end of.

sorry @Tino Best - yes, agreed too.

I'm not sure if it'd be 'dull' ... depends who you are with - there are some officials that when I see our names crop up together I know im in for a boring/hard game - and others I can't wait to get out there

If anyone has read Webb's book, he does mention in there that the premier league is split into groups of referees and assistant referees - which is why you always see the same 'groups' together over and over - its so there is a 'knowing how they work' aspect ...

videos like this ... they do get you pept up! sometimes wack one on when im feeling down in the gym - gives you a little boost

bemused at how anyone is saying Walker's second yellow is 'never a yellow' looks at him, moves across, slight elbow out ... yes Calvert has gone down theatrical but Jesus - this guys just been bought for £50m, is on in excess of £100k a week and just been booked - have a word with yourself mate...

@James Long and @AlexF are correct @CapnBloodbeard ... copied directly from IFAB for this years Laws ... A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force...

you're welcome @CapnBloodbeard ;););)

impede ɪmˈpiːd/ verb verb: impede; 3rd person present: impedes; past tense: impeded; past participle: impeded; gerund or present participle: impeding delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them; hinder. impeding does contain the word obstruct, and has contact ... for FIFA/IFAB...

obstruction isn't in the LOTG @CapnBloodbeard but impeding an opponent is - are these not 2 of the same? the player on the floor is impeding the opposition?/ just a thought ... little devils advocate

cheers @Sheffields Finest - good bit of advice that - thanks

thanks @lincs22 ... and all!

that for me @James Long would be a public telling off too - for me it is one of those annoying quips that I usually put to bed with a 'watch what your implying'

@A Freethinker @forest96 @Russell Jones thanks guys - it was actually said quite vocally both times (hence not actually pin pointing the culprit on round one) and as I said - I did tell him in my very public b******ing that if I'd identified him the first time round then this would be me...

Not read everything else just yet, but thanks for that Padders - I thought I'd have been right too, but one of those 'deer in the headlights'

Got one from my game yesterday and it got me thinking ... game was pink v blue - pink player make a passing comment of 'have you got a blue shirt under your top?!' now, it was said once and I didn't quite catch the player (had a good mind who it was, but not certain) he then says it 10-15...

down my way, we firstly have a very large county, and that accumulates very large towns - Southend Sunday for instance houses everything from Canvey Island, down to the cusp of Brentwood (where the Brentwood Sunday takes over) up to Hockley etc and far down as Thurrock (where the Thurrock Sunday...