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For me, the speed of the goalkeeper means it's brutality. It's a brutal act due to the goalkeeper moving at that speed. Had the GK been stationary, I'm seeing a caution for USB.

Sunday League players rocking up still drunk thinking the pitch and markings etc are straight 😂

Why can't it? Curious to know.

Not something we should be taking into consideration though as referees. Get law right, first and foremost.

My opinion, handball offence. Hits below the armpit line, goes directly into the goal. There can be no question. Nice and easy. Sleeves has never been in law as mentioned above, how would it work with long and short sleeve tops? Red card - Uses excessive force or brutality when not...

Easy to judge now, but there's no OGSO from the advantage imo, so if you think there's a foul then safe refereeing is to give the DOGSO.

I was appointed to a game at the end of last season, appointment at 11am, call at 1130 for that evening (rough timings). So they definitely can appoint before confirming.

You're supposed to charge for the shortest route, distance wise, even if you take a longer route (which may be more fuel efficient). So if maps gives me a couple of routes, I'll charge the shortest even if I take a longer one that's actually quicker. Just for info purposes.

Just out of interest, did the player who shouted actually distract the opponent? One of the situations I hope I never find myself in, it's hard enough explaining relatively clear decisions to players who don't know the LOTG!

Don't want to derail, but tail end of last season I had a Leicester Derby in the UCL. Ended with 10 cards (2 were double yellow-red and a straight red). UCL division 1 is all more north teams this season so hopefully little Leicester based shenanigans for me to get involved in!

Anyone any thoughts on players surrounding the referee? We were told at development days that it should be an extraordinary report when there's a few players, and I think there's at least a couple of times there is. Granted not something you're always thinking about at the time, And...

Third one, I think I can see a case for excessive force or brutality, but I can also see for USB. I'd like to see it at normal speed, ideally.

Thank you!

Everyone on the Leicester level 4 has passed. Including me 😁

Did you see this on the same Tiktok I did recently? For me, I think you're really stuck between a rock and a hard place. And if it all kicks off on a Sunday morning, it's not a place I would want to be. I think I would allow the goal, provided the player doesn't do anything towards the...

4th official Sunday League? 😂😂

That's not how it works though. It's the way/manner that you make contact with a player. Not the fact that you just make contact. Plenty of contact is 'normal football contact'. But last night's foul wasn't.

Having many a debate with fans + some refs who don't think it's a pen, including a couple of second season 4's. Pen for me, called it on first replay as Kane was getting treatment.

Did you type some of this on your phone in the rain? 😂😂

I thought it would be given on review, arm away but moving towards the body rather than away so can see why it wasn't given. Did surprise me it wasn't given though.