@alibruceball Surely if the pod stood for anything, it was dodgy decisions being made on the back of questionable votes - get the three of you round a table and vote to carry on the pod regardless!
@FFScout Captain Hindsight.
When activated you can switch your captaincy choice after the deadline. The catch is that your captain for the next GW is chosen by the game at random.
@FootballCliches Thoughts on this?
In my opinion Millwall can 1) say he’ll always be welcome back and/or 2) say he’ll always be a Lion, but surely not that he’ll always be welcome back as a Lion 😂🤷🏻♂️
“Colleague” also feels a bit on the nose for a bloke leaving his job at the end of the week
@CJHall83 Think that’s a slightly misleading angle as not all goals will involve a KMI, so in reality the number would be a lot less. (The table suggests just 645 KMIs across all those categories).
People seem to be unhappy with 85%. What percentage would be good enough in your opinion?
@StefanDaviesYH@refsupportuk So just to clarify, you’ve (slightly tongue in cheek) posted suggesting RefSupport should also highlight when clubs praise match officials.
They’ve then done so.
You’ve then still had a little moan…
Well done for neatly summarising what it’s like to be a ref 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Yeah sure, England might be having a stinker of a World Cup but no one can ever take away our title of “First team to have all 11 batsmen reach double figures”.
Was always going to be hard for the rest of the tournament to live up to that… #bbccricket
@BBCSport Thoughts on “top, top England fans” @FootballCliches ?
Will accept that top top players can play under top top managers for top top clubs, but surely fans are only ever described by players as class, first class, or top class, accompanied with a 👏🏼 or 💪🏼 …
@stepheng971@FootballCliches@CDEccleshare@D_C_W Jack Butland to Rangers.
I could imagine every single one of the GKs who have represented England this century, having a stint at Celtic/Rangers towards the end of their career.
@djenkinfitness@refsupportuk Should that goal be disallowed/opposing team allowed a walk in? And as I say, where is the cut off?
Setting a precedent of correcting mistakes (even big ones) once the game has restarted would certainly cause more issues than it would solve further down the pyramid you go IMO.
@djenkinfitness@refsupportuk Yeah agree on that.
Just don’t think it would be as clean a fix as a lot of people are making out.
Think the various VAR audio releases so far have shown they analyse the build up to goals quite well on the whole. But what if they miss something that then leads to a goal? …
@djenkinfitness@refsupportuk Slippery slope though isn’t it? Sure, in the Spurs v Liv match where ball goes out of play again fairly quick you could suggest that.
But what if a team scores, or a player gets sent off in the meantime?
What if the error only becomes apparent much later? Where’s the cut off?
Also good to dispel the myth that once Ref goes to the screen they just see a still image.
Hoping that we’re moving towards the audio between Ref and VAR, explaining what he’s now seeing at the screen - and therefore rationale for changing decision - being broadcast live. 🤞🏼
Think the Gusto red card is a really positive example of the communication between on field officials. From his position Ref is initially happy with tackle but AR and 4th strongly suggesting otherwise results in yellow card being issued just seconds later. (1/
🗣️ Match Officials Mic'd Up | Chief Refereeing Officer Howard Webb explains the decision-making process for a number of incidents from the latest #PL match rounds ⤵🗣️ Match Officials Mic'd Up | Chief Refereeing Officer Howard Webb explains the decision-making process for a number of incidents from the latest #PL match rounds ⤵️
@SamODonnell20@refsupportuk What real benefit is there to going in front of the cameras?
It would only work if people are willing to accept a) their explanation (even if they disagree) and b) an apology if they’ve got it wrong.
A lot of the response to the VAR audio being released shows people aren’t.