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Unless I've missed something, it doesn't look to me like she has raised the yellow a second time, instead opting straight for the red. Definitely would be interesting to see what the WSL report it as.

I've got to agree definitely a pen for me, shame the defender has gone and got herself sent off for whatever she has said. Glad to see Heaslip not take any sh*t from the player.

Only problem with this is some leagues specify the requirement to have them in the technical area.

Question with regarding sending off the physio, what should you do as the referee if the Physio walks off after issuing the red card? Would both teams have to agree to use the same physio or would you abandon the game as there isn't a qualified physio in the dugout?

I have the phone number for who to contact, his name is Simon, you will be added to an EJA group chat, which is definitely a fun read from time to time.

I have already seen this one exploding on X. People at the game are claiming the 4th looked at a monitor and told the ref to rule it out. Obviously I haven't been able to find any video of this happening, but would be interesting if he did look at a screen 🤔

Hope you are ok now, it has already been said but it can be traumatic, and probably worse the next few days after the game. Keep your head up and I hope you receive the right support from the county.

My thoughts are, that we see this all the time when the goalkeeper is being chased down, only unfortunate part is that he has recklessly made contact with the goalkeeper. I do find it hard to say he's committed an act of Excessive force as a lot of it is momentum based, doesn't help that Walton...

One thing that actually annoyed me more than this foul in the game is how often the Brighton players went down quite easily and got the defensive foul. I know we often look to give the easy defensive fouls but this felt excessive.

I was in the ground and at first viewing from right behind the goal I went yellow, as it didn't look like it could be SFP or VC, but on second viewing not so sure. I would love to know what the wider group thinks.

As far as I'm aware, being sent to review is for some of the more borderline decisions and therefore the referee should have a look themselves to have the final say. I would say I would always want decisions like this to go to screen because it it not concrete and will be subjective no matter...

Ok bad example but I am certain that the idea of a sleeve clash isn't taken as seriously as it would have done in the past.

I think the idea of a shorts and socks clash is all but gone now, very rarely do you see a team change their shorts just for a game, they are more likely to just change the entire kit. I think the same goes for sleeve clashes as well as I believe man city wear their sky blue against west ham &...

I remember pointing in that direction saw him walking down the tunnel and then restarting the game. 5 minutes later he's still in kit squaring up to to the smallest player on the pitch

You say this but a few seasons ago I sent a player off in the u18s midweek league for VC, at full time came storming onto the pitch to start another scuffle, apparently it was my fault he didn't know a red meant he had to go back to the changing rooms 🤷‍♂️

Or they could have another Jason Puncheon situation where I believe they waited for a stoppage in play for him to return to the pitch, understand that this is slightly different circumstances though.

I think you are talking about one of the older tracksuits, which won't be available anymore due to Nike changing the kit every season or 2. You would only be able to get them second hand at this point, the new kits are all black with white outlines.

I haven't found the clip of it just yet but in the game O'Shea got booked for a foul that I think everyone expected a caution for it. It us more the technique that confused me as the palace player appeared to wave his hand in the air and Craig Pawson raised the yellow an didn't make it clear who...

This has got me wondering, as a L5 who was nominated and got on does that mean I got a more 'straightforward' invitation compared to say a L4 who had an excellent season?

I would say the boring corporate reason is so that Nike can fleece us all for the new training kit every season. The less boring answer would be that, especially in non league upwards, it makes you look more professional than if you were to warm up in your kit, at least in my opinion that is.