Scottish football

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A fixture which should be a walk over will no doubt me made hard. Away record since the break has been abysmal. Keep saying right we need to start now. Starting to feel like them last year. Be calling for null and void shortly due to the Ukraine Russia situation :confused:
Yeah, a football match will become irrelevant if things develop the way it's looking! ?
 
Yep, refer

Yep, the job of refereeing a football match is a thankless task more often than not, VAR(if used properly) will 9 times out of 10 lead to the correct decision and help the officials at games, therefore in turn take the pressure off ref's?
Using VAR and then not using all available angles to assess it doesn't make any sense?
I was never a ref but regularly was an umpire when my daughter was playing camogie- female version of hurling.

Incredible speed at which it is played made it really difficult to be certain about making decisions. No matter what you decide you will have half the crowd complaining ☺️

No VAR either :)
 
European nights at Ibrox and Parkhead when the fans and the teams in unison are something else, I've experienced both live in the past but as I'd previously commented you could feel the atmosphere coming through the TV at Ibrox, the fans certainly played their full part in that victory.
In the 00s no one was getting a win at Celtic Park. Juventus, Ac Milan, United Bayern Etc sent packing. Was a place teams dreaded going

Nowadays could go down your local and get 11 pissheads and they'd probably take the 3 points from there :bye:
 
I was never a ref but regularly was an umpire when my daughter was playing camogie- female version of hurling.

Incredible speed at which it is played made it really difficult to be certain about making decisions. No matter what you decide you will have half the crowd complaining ☺️

No VAR either :)
Seen it from a coaches and parents point of view with my boys teams over the years, eventually started to see it from the refs view after watching them getting dogs abuse from all and sundry every week, so mostly!! (even when they were bad) I would give them some slack as it is impossible to get every call correct obv. Nearest I got to it was reffing some of our younger age games(at 5 and 7 aside) when coaches took a half each, even that was a nightmare!!
 
Seen it from a coaches and parents point of view with my boys teams over the years, eventually started to see it from the refs view after watching them getting dogs abuse from all and sundry every week, so mostly!! (even when they were bad) I would give them some slack as it is impossible to get every call correct obv. Nearest I got to it was reffing some of our younger age games(at 5 and 7 aside) when coaches took a half each, even that was a nightmare!!
One game when she was about 17, I had to run on to separate one of our coaches from hitting the ref. The ref threatened to abandon the match and give the opposition a walkover.

Unbelievable the passion, but also a horrible experience for a ref. Our man was completely out of order.
 
One game when she was about 17, I had to run on to separate one of our coaches from hitting the ref. The ref threatened to abandon the match and give the opposition a walkover.

Unbelievable the passion, but also a horrible experience for a ref. Our man was completely out of order.
Yeah as the kids got older things would get a bit more physical on the pitch, but also off it, with parents shouting and bawling at each other!! Remember a cup game (think it was in Coatbridge) boys were about 15 yrs old, game was wild and ref had lost control of it, parents from both sides screaming at each other and both at the Ref!! Anyway the boys were being coaxed by some parents to let's say"get stuck right intae them! " so tackles flying in everywhere and off the ball things kicking off, game was 1-1 with a couple of mins to go, we get a free kick and in the ensuing melee in the penalty box we somehow manage to scrammle the ball over the line, ref gives goal and then almost immediately blows for full time!!
Absolute chaos after that with parents and players from other team going mental!! God knows how we and the ref got out of there in one piece!! as you say unbelievable the passion(thuggery in that case?) from some people over a kids game of football.
 
Yeah as the kids got older things would get a bit more physical on the pitch, but also off it, with parents shouting and bawling at each other!! Remember a cup game (think it was in Coatbridge) boys were about 15 yrs old, game was wild and ref had lost control of it, parents from both sides screaming at each other and both at the Ref!! Anyway the boys were being coaxed by some parents to let's say"get stuck right intae them! " so tackles flying in everywhere and off the ball things kicking off, game was 1-1 with a couple of mins to go, we get a free kick and in the ensuing melee in the penalty box we somehow manage to scrammle the ball over the line, ref gives goal and then almost immediately blows for full time!!
Absolute chaos after that with parents and players from other team going mental!! God knows how we and the ref got out of there in one piece!! as you say unbelievable the passion(thuggery in that case?) from some people over a kids game of football.
In my experience with camogie, the most vicious were the mothers. Absolutely vicious to the girls playing for the opposition and officials.... including me as an Umpire.

I love passion in sport but they took it too far.
 
In the 00s no one was getting a win at Celtic Park. Juventus, Ac Milan, United Bayern Etc sent packing. Was a place teams dreaded going

Nowadays could go down your local and get 11 pissheads and they'd probably take the 3 points from there :bye:
It gives me no pleasure to agree mate.

A few years ago, after Dublin hurlers were hammered in a match, Anthony Daly the manager said we could have pulled up at the Red Cow Inn and picked 15 random blokes who would have done better. Probably not diplomatic but we were brutal that day.

Good to have polite debates between the Bears and non-Bears. Very refreshing. @Mikey_Fitzgerald

Personally looking forward to Derry v Rovers this evening.
 
It gives me no pleasure to agree mate.

A few years ago, after Dublin hurlers were hammered in a match, Anthony Daly the manager said we could have pulled up at the Red Cow Inn and picked 15 random blokes who would have done better. Probably not diplomatic but we were brutal that day.

Good to have polite debates between the Bears and non-Bears. Very refreshing. @Mikey_Fitzgerald

Personally looking forward to Derry v Rovers this evening.
95th winner for Derry City. That the result you where hoping for?
 
It gives me no pleasure to agree mate.

A few years ago, after Dublin hurlers were hammered in a match, Anthony Daly the manager said we could have pulled up at the Red Cow Inn and picked 15 random blokes who would have done better. Probably not diplomatic but we were brutal that day.

Good to have polite debates between the Bears and non-Bears. Very refreshing. @Mikey_Fitzgerald

Personally looking forward to Derry v Rovers this evening.
...and we get suckered in injury time. Ffs.

City to look forward to tomorrow ?
 
95th winner for Derry City. That the result you where hoping for?
Do you want to ruin a positive relationship so early? :) See my other posts.

We were terrible first half, much better second half and wtf Perez was doing with that pass I will never know. Always going to be a difficult venue but we handed it to them. They did SFA the whole 2nd half.
 
Do you want to ruin a positive relationship so early? :) See my other posts.

We were terrible first half, much better second half and wtf Perez was doing with that pass I will never know. Always going to be a difficult venue but we handed it to them. They did SFA the whole 2nd half.
ah sorry mate was being lazy should of checked.

Still early doors. Plenty time to get them back.
 
I don’t recall mentioning any names but if the cap fits Corky.
Who are Everton Carlton? never heard of them, perhaps you should stop worrying about paragraphs and concentrate on simple commas.
Like a broken clock is correct twice a day, if you support as many teams as you do, now and again one of them will get a decent result and when Rangers win it's the only time you crawl out of the woodwork.
Would be nice to hear your views when they drop points as we do from the other Rangers supporters on here who actually go to the games and understand Scottish football instead of one who reads books and thinks quoting them makes him an expert.
This is not a school or a place of work now, so i don't think it's appropriate for ypu to dictate when people should post. I will say what i have to say, whenever i wish.
 

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