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Hope he carries on in our division - not only can the game not afford to lose referees but he'll be fitter and better than some of the ones we've seen this season.

How many fully qualified referees does it take to manage a weekend football programme nowadays?  In years gone by there were just the three at every match - now there's the match officials, 4th ones, assessors in the stands, VAR numpties and, no doubt, a few spares.  No wonder there's a shortage even allowing for the addition of female officials

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1 hour ago, angieram said:

15 years too late for Mason, but at least Howard Webb means business. 

Good god.  Arteta should manage a team without the benefit of VAR in any game.  Suppose we stay down on a crap decision that's 8 million quid,  gate money on next season and a crap load of sponsorship we lose out on on.  Just as relevant. 

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1 hour ago, ilkleyram said:

Hope he carries on in our division - not only can the game not afford to lose referees but he'll be fitter and better than some of the ones we've seen this season.

How many fully qualified referees does it take to manage a weekend football programme nowadays?  In years gone by there were just the three at every match - now there's the match officials, 4th ones, assessors in the stands, VAR numpties and, no doubt, a few spares.  No wonder there's a shortage even allowing for the addition of female officials

Think Warnes comments about the ref at Wycombe was a barbed take on this .  Basically indicating he kept giving free kicks and explaining them as he couldn't keep up and needed to keep stopping the game

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8 hours ago, Gee SCREAMER !! said:

Think Warnes comments about the ref at Wycombe was a barbed take on this .  Basically indicating he kept giving free kicks and explaining them as he couldn't keep up and needed to keep stopping the game

It was. And he was making a good point very well. So too with linos. If they’re regularly a yard or more behind play then they’re always going to be guessing about whether a player is offside or not. 

Whether the efl has the money or will to make them professionals or not is a reasonable question. They probably don’t have the money. 

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39 minutes ago, ilkleyram said:

It was. And he was making a good point very well. So too with linos. If they’re regularly a yard or more behind play then they’re always going to be guessing about whether a player is offside or not. 

Whether the efl has the money or will to make them professionals or not is a reasonable question. They probably don’t have the money. 

We've had a few linemen this season that have relied on their guide dog to tell them what's happeing on the pitch...

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  • 1 month later...

There I was thinking we'd hit rock-bottom with League One officials...

(If I haven't linked the time correctly, skip to 1m51s)

 

 

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8 minutes ago, jameso said:

There I was thinking we'd hit rock-bottom with League One officials...

(If I haven't linked the time correctly, skip to 1m51s)

 

 

Wow!

Linesman gives the goal when the ball didn't cross the line, Then the keeper gets sent off, Do they have that signal in the ball for over the line in league2?

 

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