| This sums up the FA for me 13:20 - Nov 15 with 2830 views | sparks |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46202509
Ref makes a human mistake. Improvises in a pragmatic and entirely fair way. Causes no harm at all- save a little embarrassment for himself. Gets the book thrown at him for it.
Havent they got better things to do? Like offering a modicum of support to grass roots clubs and managers rather than treating them like minions? |  |
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| This sums up the FA for me on 17:53 - Nov 15 with 453 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
You’re way off on this I’m afraid
There’s a rule as there has to be something to denote who kicks off, but to replace it on the spot with a suitable alternative in the event of an error is common sense. That the FA would enforce this rule so literally is exactly the OP’s point - it’s pointless and way OTT
I think at worst you can make an argument that the ref wasn’t taking the women’s game seriously enough (ie. would he have done that in a men’s league match), but that’s projecting and a slap on the wrist would seem appropriate, not a 21 day ban |  |
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| This sums up the FA for me on 17:58 - Nov 15 with 449 views | ronnyd |
Yes, it,s in Law 8. The start and restart of play. |  | | |
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| This sums up the FA for me on 17:58 - Nov 15 by ronnyd |
Yes, it,s in Law 8. The start and restart of play. |
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