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'Shropshire referee can't understand Welsh' shock horror ;)

Are you really a Christian, Regal?

:rolleyes: That's because a lot of referees are not very good at applying mandatory cautions, Callum

Am I right to assume that it was a keeper that you cautioned, brian

:rolleyes: In other words, get your excuses in early ;)

Declan, just don't bother turning up.....it'll solve a lot of problems, not only for you but for next week's ref who has integrity Nothing personal, honest, just that 'fear of losing match control leading to refereeing inadequacy' is one of my pet hates

I'm sure that the keeper received the ball from one of his team mates, Dan. Good decision

:eek: Funnily enough I also refereed in a foreign youth tournament and was refereeing a game between a South American team and a European team. A South American attacker clearly dived in the opening minute and so I cautioned him. Two minutes later another South American striker clearly dived so...

This one, Dan

McTavish - one of the best posts I think I've ever read on refchat - thumbs up emoticon

Merde alors!

City, a record 26 shots on goal in the first 45 minutes but only two goals begs the question as to whether city were denied an OGSO ;)

I reckon that applies to about 50% of the replies on refchat, Dan

Since when did referees 'appoint' CARS

Anyone care to hazard a guess as to why shirt over face / head merits a caution.....I'm going for health and safety ;)

Padders, has anyone ever told you that you look a lot like Jack Nicholson... ...uncanny!

I'm not even sure that the Welsh have electricity :rolleyes:

You never read f.a. rule e3 then, 18ocram?

A millwall fan worrying about potential racism.....the mind boggles ;)

There is no 'no cards' policy for academy football that is sanctioned by the f.a. I can think of one or two reasons why some referees who do academy games accept this nonsense as fact but I don't want to offend anyone