| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? 14:43 - Jan 30 with 3490 views | Illinoisblue |
I would stop the over protection of goalkeepers at corner kicks. Goalies would have to be getting attacked by an axe murderer before I’d consider reaching for my whistle. |  |
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| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 23:22 - Jan 30 with 506 views | MattinLondon |
| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 21:14 - Jan 30 by Durovigutum |
Agree, and this is what happens at grassroots level. |
If it’s a tight offside and the assistant referee puts their flag up early then that could well take away a goal scoring opportunity. |  | | |
| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 23:35 - Jan 30 with 489 views | Oldsmoker |
I would straight away book the Captain who lost the coin toss.
Any player who said "Aw, c'mon ref" would get a yellow.
I would never book any player who offered me a night with his wife/girlfriend. |  |
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| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 08:45 - Jan 31 with 436 views | Radlett_blue |
| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 20:57 - Jan 30 by DavoIPB |
That used to be a rule. I don't know why it's not enforced anymore.
I would send a manger to the dressing room for constantly shouting on the touch line. It's really irritating and unnecessary. |
David Elleray was 4th official in the Division 3 play off final. Neil Warnock was Notts County manager & he was shouting at Elleray from the off, disputing every trivial decision. After about 15 minutes, Elleray had had enough of this & had a little chat with the ref, who approached the foaming Warnock & told him if he didn't shut up, he would immediately be sent to the stands. Warnock was as quiet as a mouse for the rest of the game. |  |
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| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 08:51 - Jan 31 with 435 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
Straight red card and a five-match ban for players who talk to each other whilst covering their mouths with their hands.
No one can hear you anyway and you look like an idiot. |  |
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| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 08:54 - Jan 31 with 433 views | RobTheMonk |
Minor physical contact does not equal a foul. Players would soon stop throwing themselves to the ground if this was enforced. |  | | |
| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 09:02 - Jan 31 with 431 views | Darth_Koont |
Use of the arms in open play. Nothing wrong with going shoulder-to-shoulder or getting your body across but the constant grabbing, pulling and pushing is pathetic.
It also makes the game much more bitty and messy, and disadvantages the team with the ball. |  |
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| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 09:09 - Jan 31 with 425 views | Swansea_Blue |
| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 09:02 - Jan 31 by Darth_Koont |
Use of the arms in open play. Nothing wrong with going shoulder-to-shoulder or getting your body across but the constant grabbing, pulling and pushing is pathetic.
It also makes the game much more bitty and messy, and disadvantages the team with the ball. |
I’d insist on the outsides of the shirts being covered in acid. They’d soon stop shirt pulling or over-exuberant goal celebrating if it lead to lost fingers. |  |
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| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 09:37 - Jan 31 with 399 views | Radlett_blue |
| If you were a referee what biases would you bring? on 09:09 - Jan 31 by Swansea_Blue |
I’d insist on the outsides of the shirts being covered in acid. They’d soon stop shirt pulling or over-exuberant goal celebrating if it lead to lost fingers. |
Rugby teams at one time adopted skin-tight shirts to stop opposition players grabbing on to their shirts. Ir certainly didn't flatter a few prop forwards & caused problems with binding at the scrum, but has football considered it? | |
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