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Well, I've woken to a fair covering of snow, so if RR correct, then I expect an e mail in the next few hours!

Any chance of one/both them getting one of the 4 remaining games now England are out?

Some light snow predicted overnight, but none tomorrow where the stadium is. I have astro at home and the frost hasn't cleared from it for a few days now, not sure if playing on frost damages it as well? Bit of straw clutching going on there - sure I will enjoy it, if it goes ahead (He says...

Have a line tomorrow evening on astro so should be on - Aggghhh that's going to be nippy! Just back from QPR with long trousers umpteen layers, scarves and woolly hat and I was still cold and that was a 1.00pm kick off!:( Admittedly, slow as I am, even I don't actually sit down for 90' on the...

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Thanks. Do you have a view on my theoretical question posed above?

Thanks One. I can see where the assumption comes from in that case. Ignoring the emotive subject of this one, is it, in theory/law, permissable to play advantage as it were for a kick/foul outside the area, and award pen based on subsequent foul contact inside?

Well done Mr Southgate, when asked to comment on Maguire's criticism of the referee and therefore the referee himself, he politely declined saying " We lost and we need to accept that in the right way and congratulate France" Well done that man and media and fans should take note!

OK, if I've missed that in LOTG, fair enough - could you or someone else show me the relevant passage confirming that? Thanks

Without being rude, I'm astounded you reach that conclusion at your level. When the foul was committed the ball was 10 feet above their heads. It MIGHT have dropped to Mount, who MIGHT have beaten the defender to the ball, he MIGHT have shot, or headed it and it MIGHT have gone in...

Go have a read of the LOTG, when you find the part that says a referee should only stop play for a head injury, come back to us with the page number.

Does that matter? Foul starts outside the area, continues inside, its a pen?

The 'flare up' happened about 1 second after he kicked the ball - red or not, would not have stopped bench entering the pitch en masse. So NO! the referee did NOT "cause the flare up" - that's what JP said!

Yep - he actually said "I need to see that again" - Try being a ref in real life Martin - no replays for us!

Yep what a great insight that was - clearly ref just back from a 10 year break!:rolleyes:

Player gets sent off, its obviously the payers fault, but its always the ref that ruined the game or lost control. In this case, all new referees have to remember the golden rule, if you don't see it, you can't act on it. Numerous examples down the years on here, but you simply can't guess or...

Just so you don't think I've become terribly clever - I borrowed that from a QPR fan! :oops:

Struggling to put my finger on just why Portugal improved so much........................... :p ;)

Pretty sure you could apply a couple of these and call it a caution and if you want to be really picky, call it 'confrontation' and its a red! Caution offences include (but are not limited to): • clearly/persistently not respecting the confines of their team’s technical area • delaying the...

Not surprised to hear that. There is one AR on the Championship, who has an 'unusual' style, and I can't recall his name, but this season he turned to the crowd and said something or made a gesture and the crowd responded with "We love you lino, we do" - can't imagine the observer would have...