You are the ref!

[ToffeeDan]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/euro2008/2008/05/you_are_the_ref/#dnaacs

At 12:39 pm on 28 May 2008, ToffeeDan wrote:
You are refereeing a big local Derby - you have already missed a shocking challenge by the visiting striker on the opposing captain. You award a dubious penalty for a challenge on the very edge of the box and the visiting captain reminds you to send the defender off and the non-dismissed striker nets the equaliser. You follow this up by allowing the aforementioned (non-dismissed) striker to handle the ball in the build up to another offence in the penalty box. Injury time looms and the home side are attacking - there are 2 incidents - in the first the visiting defender poleaxes an opponent and in the final seconds of the game repeats this within 5 yards of your vision, whilst just to the right of you an attacker is similarly held back by an opponent. The question is - how do you get to remain on the Premier League list with a performance like this?

 

[coyney]

Simple really quote rule one of the prem .It clearly states that the ref must always obey the demands of the sky four players if the said captain of one of these teams deems that someone has tackled him the player must be cautioned if however the player wins the ball this is a straight red offence also rule two clearly states under no circumstances are Everton to be awarded a penalty kick.

 

[CanadaToffee]

Simple really quote rule one of the prem .It clearly states that the ref must always obey the demands of the sky four players if the said captain of one of these teams deems that someone has tackled him the player must be cautioned if however the player wins the ball this is a straight red offence also rule two clearly states under no circumstances are Everton to be awarded a penalty kick.

..except for the last 10 minutes of the season ???

 

[zero]

..except for the last 10 minutes of the season ???

I think you'll find that ref is being demoted to ref accrington stanley matches for the rest of his life.

Sets an example for the rest of the refs.