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Posted June 19, 2017 23:13 · last edited June 19, 2017 23:16

leftfield wrote:
You where there and saw the incident?? Everyone was shocked even the WDU players and supporters. The game was played in a good spirit. The ref frustrated the players with his decisions.

You've described, and others in this thread, two different situations. I too would have given red for the DOGSO, based on your description of events. The second based on JourneyFan's description sounds like a Red.

I think the laws are very poorly understood by the majority of fans, and by a large number of players. That's not the ref's problem.

My recollection is that there were (multiple?) assessors present at the olympic game. If the ref needed feedback from neutral parties on the appropriateness of his decisions, he would have received it. The likelyhood of that assessment being best delviered by a Olyumpic fan, on the yellow fever site, seems low.

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Unknown editor edited June 19, 2017 23:16
leftfield wrote:
You where there and saw the incident?? Everyone was shocked even the WDU players and supporters. The game was played in a good spirit. The ref frustrated the players with his decisions.

You've described, and others in this thread, two different situations. I too would have given red for the DOGSO, based on your description of events. The second based on JourneyFan's description sounds like a Red.

I think the laws are very poorly understood by the majority of fans, and by a large number of players. That's not the ref's problem.

My recollection is that there were (multiple?) assessors present at the olympic game. If the ref needed feedback from neutral parties on the appropriateness of his decisions, he would have received it. The likelyhood of that assessment being best delviered by a Olyumpic fan, on the yellow fever site, seems low.

Unknown editor edited June 19, 2017 23:16
leftfield wrote:
You where there and saw the incident?? Everyone was shocked even the WDU players and supporters. The game was played in a good spirit. The ref frustrated the players with his decisions.

You've described, and others in this thread, two different situations. I too would have given red for the DOGSO, based on your description of events. The second based on JourneyFan's description sounds like a Red.

I think the laws are very poorly understood by the majority of fans, and by a large number of players. That's not the ref's problem.

My recollection is that there were (multiple?) assessors present at the olympic game. If the ref needed feedback from neutral parties on the appropriateness of his decisions, he would have received it. The likelyhood of that assessment being best delviered by a Olyumpic fan, on the yellow fever site, seems low.

Unknown editor edited June 19, 2017 23:15
leftfield wrote:
You where there and saw the incident?? Everyone was shocked even the WDU players and supporters. The game was played in a good spirit. The ref frustrated the players with his decisions.

You've described, and others in this thread, two different situations. I too would have given red for the DOGSO, based on your description of events. The second based on JourneyFan's description sounds like a Red.

I think the laws are very poorly understood by the majority of fans, and by a large number of players. That's not the ref's problem.

My recollection is that there were (multiple?) assessors present at the olympic game. If the ref needed feedback from neutral parties on the appropriateness of his decisions, he would have received it.

Unknown editor edited June 19, 2017 23:14
leftfield wrote:
You where there and saw the incident?? Everyone was shocked even the WDU players and supporters. The game was played in a good spirit. The ref frustrated the players with his decisions.

You've described, and others in this thread, two different situations. I too would have given red for the DOGSO, based on your description of events. The second based on JourneyFan's description sounds like a Red.

I think the laws are very poorly understood by the majority of fans, and by a large number of players. That's not the ref's problem.

My recollection is that there were assessors present at the olympic game. If the ref needed feedback from neutral parties on the appropriateness of his decisions, he would have received it.

Unknown editor edited June 19, 2017 23:14
leftfield wrote:
You where there and saw the incident?? Everyone was shocked even the WDU players and supporters. The game was played in a good spirit. The ref frustrated the players with his decisions.

You've described, and others in this thread, two different situations. I too would have given red in the DOGSO, based on your description of events. The second based on JourneyFan's description sounds like a Red.

I think the laws are very poorly understood by the majority of fans, and by a large number of players. That's not the ref's problem.

My recollection is that there were assessors present at the olympic game. If the ref needed feedback from neutral parties on the appropriateness of his decisions, he would have received it.