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Red all day for me. Any player who lunges at an opponent in challenging for the ball from the front, from the side or from behind using one or both legs, with excessive force or endangers the safety of an opponent is guilty of serious foul play. He endangered the safety of the opponent.

You'll always get your money, whether it's before, immediately after or a week + after, through reporting the club. You'll always get it.

Mutual holding for me. Play on.

As above, it's about being there on time, having that extra time in the pre match means if there's any delays (on the road, if you forget something etc), you have a bit of a buffer. True story, I did a CC final once as AR. Lived a few miles from the ground, drove, Sunday morning. Not much...

That's 3 fouls now player (in last 20 mins), next one you run the risk of a card coming out. Means you can let them off with a couple of careless in the second half when the opposition manager has stopped counting.

OT, but still getting players coming up to contest a dropped ball. Been in a few seasons now I'm sure...

Chris Wood was subbed off for New Zealand in the 62nd minute against Fiji after scoring a hat trick. He then received a yellow card for signing autographs while the game was going on. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16BHwro3co/ What we cautioning for? USB - Shows a lack of respect for the...

I watched it in real time, and now I've taken my black and white tinted glasses off (which agreed with the penalty as Stoke are a team we need to drop points), I think it's probably more mutual holding. But can see why it's given. There's a little more on the attacker for me which is in guessing...

Penalty appeal (given) in the last couple of minutes at 0-0 Start at 1:45. Thoughts?

Yes

For me, you just need to identify at what point you class either player as becoming active. If you felt A1 didn't become active in any way, there's no offence. Remember, most players don't understand offside, so they just see a player moving and claim an offence when in reality, there's...

Me too because I guarantee there'll be a few moans in any game I do of about 16s and over.

"Touch not a foul/push", "letting him know he's there" tend to work for me.

Obvious easy USB that can't be ignored. Well done, and I hope every other referee would do the same.

I'm a catcher. If I mess it up first time, I just do it again. I also use a 50p, which seems to make me quite unique, from what I've encountered so far.

If it's a close call as well as to who it touched last before going out of play, a confident shout of "looked like it hit red last from my angle" does the trick for me. Being close enough to play to be credible helps massively as well.

Yes, County FA. Google Derbyshire FA and ring the number it gives you. If he doesn't answer himself, ask for Reece.

How have you chased Reece? If not already, ring the FA. I find if I need to speak to him, I can usually get through on the phone. Fellow Derbyshire referee here (if it wasn't obvious). Hope you manage to get hold of him!

But it's ok to wave play on when an attacker jumps for the ball and is pushed or held by the defender as the ball sails over their heads, with neither of them having any chance of getting anywhere near the ball? Because let's be honest, that happens more often than it should...

Try selling that at grassroots in any situation though!