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RefIADad replied to the thread England v Argentina.Having watched the game on replay I’d say that was about as well as anyone could have expected Elfath to do. He refereed his style... -
bester replied to the thread England v Argentina.https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c74glwpv99yo -
RRefereeX replied to the thread England v Argentina.Norway got one in the England game but I gather you were several Holsten Pils deep by that point too!
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DEarly on there was a retaliatory tackle by Argentina on England which by itself was a yellow card offence, but he also struck the back...
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DI think there's one accepted way to referee a game and we're all judged against that creed what underpins in the observer manual We're...
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DI mean look, the elbow in the back of Elliott's head set the tone. But the ref is executing a mandate of keeping the card count down. On...
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DI think you're right. It's a missed opportunity, sure, but not missed as in he has committed a mandatory caution offence (subjectivity...
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DRuled myself out Hamstring tendinopathy. Struggling to make the September fitness test Back to the game though. The FA will stick by...
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DInfantino's locked him in the VAR truck until he learns to love Big Brother. He's got those clockwork orange eye clamps on and all.
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DYou appear to have forgotten @Big Cat?
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DThe referees retained after the QFs were: Alireza Faghani Adham Makhadmeh Jalal Jayed Ivan Barton Ismail Elfath Jesús Valenzuela Wilton...
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Big Cat replied to the thread England v Argentina.I mean look, the elbow in the back of Elliott's head set the tone. But the ref is executing a mandate of keeping the card count down. On... -
For all their sh@#£*95#ery they were the better team, more chances created , hit the post twice. Poor managerial decisions . -
Big Cat replied to the thread France - Spain.I think there's one accepted way to referee a game and we're all judged against that creed what underpins in the observer manual We're...
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JamesL replied to the thread England v Argentina.I think you're right. It's a missed opportunity, sure, but not missed as in he has committed a mandatory caution offence (subjectivity...
