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Its all down to the competition rules, but I'd be surprised if this has already been decided as I would have thought that the league would have written to both clubs and the ref for their observations and then this discussion at the next league meeting before a decision was made.

So it's ok for him to leave his leg there even if it's going to trip an opponent

I only know because I looked it up earlier

Just seen on motd2, for me nailed on pen made no effort to get his leg out of the way. Leicester pen shout not given was good call & for me wasn't a dive either. Two yellows for Simpson was both spot on. Drinkwater was very luck not to be sent off.

I thought this but the video evidence is no longer mandatory, but appeal has to be in by 5pm Tuesday if Saturday/Sunday match & fee & all evidence in by Thursday.

It maybe that like most counties yours has the policy of not giving someone a county cup final appointment two years in a row, thus giving more refs the chance of experiencing a final.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/12147935/The-football-rules-that-drive-us-mad-and-must-be-changed.html According to writers from the Telegraph these are the 'rules' that need to be changed. What are your thoughts guys?

I was advised by an assessor a couple of years ago to wait until the ball was placed then pace the distance out going forwards so to keep majority of players in view

Love football absolutely awful player but wanted to be involved. I wasn't really interested in coaching, so decided on refereeing my PE teacher saw an ad in the local paper for the next course and gave me the details.

It's not always the players but where I am there are numerous teams that share facilities with cricket teams and the pitches overlapping with the cricket being the landlord or the councils setting a date the pitches are available from and not budging from it

As well as teams marking low, I know a team that always gave 100

As long as he's named as a sub then there's no issue. This reminds me of a question I had on a promotion exam a few years ago where a player has been sent off from the game on another pitch and then wants to come on as a sub in the game you're refereeing.

I use 2 shilling coin

Really I would expect you to get a lot of grief because no one will be expecting it

Imo red was spot on studs up and dangerous, Defoe was offside for his 1st but not for 2nd & 3rd & the Swansea offside is the most obvious one you're likely to see

My name's Karl, have been a referee for 15 years and always learning new things and developing my game.