Just thinking there aswell lads about refs Chawky was aul last year and this year is doing alot of the big msl games always thought he was a good ref last year
Don't worry, hung up the whistle a while back! Always available to answer any questions.
Fair play, I'll have to eat humble pie next time we have that ref againOriginally Posted by corkref
haha 1for - Im not sure we have ever been so far apart on a footballing point!! I will take one of your 4 for my four...
Just remember, every kick makes me stronger and more determined. Indians always come back!
The only job in the universe where you cant be asked a question by the person who pays you?????
As the song says - "Everybody gotta serve somebody".
It will all come to a head in the coming years - watch and see!!
Just remember, every kick makes me stronger and more determined. Indians always come back!
i learnt for my mistake wen i spoke out about a ref a year ago now it our ball ref oops just be careful lads
To be fair, being a ref is part of the game, they will always get mentioned, don't think too many refs care about what people think of them, once it's not personal it shouldn't matter that their performance in the game is spoke about. Most refs would be fairly thick skinned anyway.
Why are rugby refs never questioned ? And they do make some horrendous choices !
We're as soccer refs are hounded
cause they havr the TMO on hand to help
Besides that at a amateur level it's the same
Anyone looking for a game thursday night pm me please thanks
They take no backchat from when the kids start at U-6's. If a kid or manager gives lip to a rugby ref then their team gets penalized. This is regardless of whether the decision was right or wrong. Rugby players just carry that on through the age groups with them. To be fair it's probably a bit easier to ref rugby as it's more stop/start and set plays.....I'm sure someone will disagree with that!! If you go to a local schoolboys game you'll see some abuse thrown at ref's from the lines and then the players. It becomes the norm then
Totally agree - but I think one huge advantage that rugby has is that there is a punishment that fits a crime - i.e. giving a penalty/reversing a penalty or moving a ball forward punishes a team to a degree where it can cost the offending team points or cause them to miss out on the opportunity etc... Very hard to find a punishment level that is similar in Soccer.
I recently called to a nephew's U15 rugby game - the sidelines were not quiet by any means but there was no abuse, no bad language - one word - RESPECT.
”That should be NO problem for the defence – OH NOOOO!!”
George Hamilton...
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Some good games on tonight any idea how they going to go ????
I fancy pearse tonight away too greenwood. Greenwood allways up their game against them but think pearse will have enough too see them off!
1 all last time they played local derby . Pearse still in with a shout of winning league they'll have more to play for I'd say Pearse aswell igot2wordsfor4ya
Tuesday 30th April, Ko. 7.00pm Sharp
Premier League
Greenwood v Pearse Celtic, Alsa Pk, Paul O’Sullivan away win
Coachford v Blarney St Ath, The Glebe, T.Long home win
Killumney Utd v Springfield, Killeady, D.Deady home win
Knockvilla Celtic v Macroom, Knockavilla, F.Murphy draw
Premier A League
Glen Celtic v Bohemians, Glen Pk, A.Mylod home win
Carrigtwohill Utd v Grattan utd, Ballyadam Pk, D.Cronin away win
Blackstone Rovers v Douglas Hall, Fairfield, T.Cottor away win
Kanturk v Leeds, Kanturk, P.Buckley home win
AUL 3
Ballinhassig v Innishvilla, Gortnaglough, J.Sweeney away win
AUL 3A
St John Boscos v Carrigaline Utd, Water Rock Pk, S.Madine home win
Tower FC v Dunbar Celtic, Killowen, A.McDonague home win
AUL 3B
Casement Celtic v Greenmount Rangers, Casement Pk, T.MDonagh away win
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old legs i got 2words have a pop off that anyone else out there too !!
7pm kick offs gives lads a better hope with work.
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