Referee Decisions

A number of you on this forum frequently pass comment on the competence of a referee - and you don't always agree with his decisions.

However it may be wise not to adopt this approach on a Sunday morning.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/300594

Gordon wrote:

A number of you on this forum frequently pass comment on the competence of a referee - and you don't always agree with his decisions.

However it may be wise not to adopt this approach on a Sunday morning.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/300594

Or her decisions??

Typical Scousers

Hey it wasn't scousers.. It's southport they are woolybacks., and widds you were fishing for the bite weren't you??

Had the keep net ready mate

a lot of refs ref the same teams when they play at home and sometimes it leads to the ref givng more decsion to the home side now tell me how that fair when u got to play a game but alredy your play 11 and a half player not fair not good

scouse1 wrote:

Hellboy wrote:

talbotkeeper wrote:

a lot of refs ref the same teams when they play at home and sometimes it leads to the ref givng more decsion to the home side now tell me how that fair when u got to play a game but alredy your play 11 and a half player not fair not good

If thats the case, then its up to the ref to convince you otherwise.


Nothing is as strange, or as odd as hellboy can be.

ORRRRRRRrrrrr, one could always approach the said referee, in a nice and polite manner, not shouting, spitting, swearing, yadda yarring yadda yeeing, how about treating him like a human being, diplomatic, as an adult, and listen to what he replies, this could be a very good lesson to all them scouser's out there.......

dead dog??? Would that be your missus hellboy???

I don't speak to them anymore if far easier that way.