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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64366077 “The Football Association and WSL said the referee had initially deemed the pitch unplayable following the first inspection, but changed that decision after a second inspection before the players' warm-up, after a pitch cover and heaters had been used.”

Suppose if you go on technicalities his arms do make his body bigger however, it shouldn’t have taken as long as it did. Would have liked to have seen Clancy stick with his decision. Personally don’t want to see these as penalties

Just like Graeme and James have said. It depends on you. I use refsix and literally can’t use any other recording method for matches.

The angles just from the highlights. I can’t see that contact that you are referring to.

Not massively convinced theres alot of contact for a penalty. Definitely not enough for VAR to get involved

10 reds in 15 games is a high turnover. Sorry for the games you do

Is 15 games the correct number here?

Since I use refsix. Few stats from my 2022 year. My Year Refereeing #refsix ⚽️ 77 matches 🟨 90 yellow cards 🟥 11 red cards 🏃‍️ 471.07 km Anybody keep track of theirs and care to share? (Refsix or not)

But look so good in purple whilst doing so

Least your caution codes make sense and are easy to remember. AA aggressive attitude, FT foul tackle etc. Here’s ours

Believe the referee signals for a foul in the box hence the confusion. Basis given is this referee doesnt normally signal for goals as well as where he goes to after signalling. Not sure the whistle goes after the balls in the net, otherwise the goal could have stood. However, no surprises...

Sure but its here its likely officials will decide which colour they are wearing to avoid clashing with the teams. In mctones case, they could have asked one of the teams if they had an alternative kit. Not sure if they checked kit colours before match day or found out on day of match. Never...

Only if they clash with the opposition team. Another day, they have a ref who has colours that doesnt clash. For the record most officials here will likely have some variation if black, purple, red, yellow, green and blue.

Believe the fifa requirement for VAR is 4 cameras only

Might want to look at getting a power tank pen for when its raining and card skins. As for masking tape and a sharpie, why not try in the house with some water on the card and see how it goes

Do you have any examples of this happening? I’ve only ever seen players leaving if a physio has came on

Watched the highlights yesterday and thought it was two bites of the cherry too. Suppose it would come down to comms and Coote potentially saying he wouldn't have given a penalty regardless

Dont forget the part you cut off stops play if a player is seriously injured and ensures that the player is removed from the field of play. An injured player may not be treated on the field of play and may only re-enter after play has restarted;

Stopping play to restart a dropped ball for no reason? cards could have been avoided in first half for me. Wilsons and the two holding offences only one’s probably had to have

Happy with this being offside. Ball at pace, not on the ground, stretching for the ball. Little to no chance of controlling it.