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The Cost of Bad Behaviour

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The Cost of Bad Behaviour

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Just looked at an invoice from Capital Footy and saw a fine from a game that i saw.

Basically the guy had two lots of verbals with the ref. He received a yellow, then another yellow (thus red).

The fine was $36.25 for the first yellow, then $61.25 for the red. Nearly $100 - farken expensive afternoon out!!!

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
And NZ Football STILL makes a loss
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
That seems a bit harsh. If he got two yellow cards, he should just be chaged for the red card.
If however, he got a yellow first and then a straight red, he should pay for both.
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

You should be wise enough not to talk  back to Pedro Greenie!

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Apparently they have an automatic system whereby it sees the name Mike Greene and doubles the fine.

Cnut wrote:
And NZ Football STILL makes a loss


Ah yes, but do Capital Football ?
Hard News2008-05-15 17:27:53

How's my driving? - Whine here

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Feverish wrote:

Just looked at an invoice from Capital Footy and saw a fine from a game that i saw.

Basically the guy had two lots of verbals with the ref. He received a yellow, then another yellow (thus red).

The fine was $36.25 for the first yellow, then $61.25 for the red. Nearly $100 - farken expensive afternoon out!!!

 
At least he didn't get towed away or wheel-clamped.
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
70k profit this year
 
Well at least he got his cards after the final whistle and got maximum game time for his money.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

i got 5 red cards in one game last year from Tang

 
1st red card - sent off for hear say
2nd red card - saying what the f**k is that for
3rd red card- "this is f**king ridiculous"
4th Red card - failing to leave touchline after card
5th card - never got shown but from players and coaches alike ripping into ref at aftermatch 
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New Nike boots: $150

Wellington Phoenix shirt: $100
 
Your favour club's scarf: $30
 
No being allowed to play due to unpaid fines: PRICELESS

VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life

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undertaker2 wrote:

i got 5 red cards in one game last year from Tang

 
1st red card - sent off for hear say
2nd red card - saying what the f**k is that for
3rd red card- "this is f**king ridiculous"
4th Red card - failing to leave touchline after card
5th card - never got shown but from players and coaches alike ripping into ref at aftermatch 
 
that explains the 70k profit right there...

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undertaker2 wrote:

i got 5 red cards in one game last year from Tang

 
1st red card - sent off for hear say
2nd red card - saying what the f**k is that for
3rd red card- "this is f**king ridiculous"
4th Red card - failing to leave touchline after card
5th card - never got shown but from players and coaches alike ripping into ref at aftermatch 


Hold on, how did that happen?
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
I did hear from a little bird that CF have doubled the amount of fines for bookings since last year. Why dont they tell you that before the season starts??
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
To be fair they probably did - it's just that nobody goes to their meetings.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
not proud of it, but i racked up around $900 is my season and a half at Marist a few years back.

Youth exuberance I say......but being over 25 now, cant hide behind that anymore.
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
9 hundy - no wonder they kicked you out
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Not even close these days. Only two yellows so far this season.........stoked.
And one was a rather interesting decision by a certain Mr Cross
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hahaha chops i left of my own accord i'll have u know!

oh how the memories come flooding back - i know u wanted to stomp on my
leg that nite at Porirua Park.......but i'll admit that tackle i put on you was
pretty filth-laden.
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chops wrote:
Not even close these days. Only two yellows so far this season.........stoked.
And one was a rather interesting decision by a certain Mr Cross


He's probably holding a grudge for a defensive lapse when he was keeping.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Well there were plenty of those Hard News, still are.
 
Barber - I was lucky to still be walking let alone being able to stomp on ya. Its all good mate, we both know what happens on the field stays on the field - it was some tackle though mate (i'd be proud of it haha)
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Feverish wrote:

Just looked at an invoice from Capital Footy and saw a fine from a game that i saw.

Basically the guy had two lots of verbals with the ref. He received a yellow, then another yellow (thus red).

The fine was $36.25 for the first yellow, then $61.25 for the red. Nearly $100 - farken expensive afternoon out!!!

 
And when will Blake be receiving this invoice...?
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maybe the increased cost may stop some of the rubbish that takes place on the pitch, such as all the verbal diarrhea that comes from players and STUPID players that kick the ball away after the whistle has been blown......

Players get themselves cautioned and sent off, they commit the offence and the referee takes action against the offence committed.

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It's getting to the stage where if you were say a Cap4 team - would you want a ref if you were risking getting fined up to $100 for not much - when the referee was probably about as experienced and neutral as some random on the sideline  (who wouldnt incur the 50 odd dollar referee charge to the club)?
 
The clubs themsleves are going to start to not want refs - as the fines are theirs not the individuals - and asking money from footballers is like asking Ferrante to shoot on target.

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Fair. Although are there actually cards in Cap 4?
Oh Wellington is wonderful. We got the wind, the rain and the phoenix. Oh Wellington is wonderful.
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
There are cards (and fines) at all levels if the ref is an official one.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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12345 wrote:

maybe the increased cost may stop some of the rubbish that takes place on the pitch, such as all the verbal diarrhea that comes from players and STUPID players that kick the ball away after the whistle has been blown......

Players get themselves cautioned and sent off, they commit the offence and the referee takes action against the offence committed.

 
Spot the referee
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
New Zealand Refing is horrible.

Horrible I tell ya.
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uncle steve wrote:
New Zealand Refing is horrible.

Horrible I tell ya.


Nothing like finishing with a sweeping generalisation, eh Uncle Steve 

Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.

"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003

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We had an interesting event today.
A guy from the other club (who I think has done a fair bit of reffing) offered to officiate for the whole game, he was quite scrict and made a few overzealous calls but with 20 minutes or so to go one of the oppostion kept refusing to get back 10 feet at a free kick. The reff sent him off which set one of the subs into a pretty angry tirade and he called his team to come off the pitch.

The reff then called the game over but we and the oppostion decided we wanted to keep playing. Best part, the guy who reffed the rest of the game was the bloke who was shouting at the original reff.

Pretty entertaining day out.
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I can understand players getting frustrated at decisions by unqualified referees, but at the end of the day if you don't volunteer to ref, don't complain cause atleast you get to play.
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Huddlestone wrote:
I can understand players getting frustrated at decisions by unqualified referees, but at the end of the day if you don't volunteer to ref, don't complain cause atleast you get to play.
 
ok ref - so waht about the cost of playing (ie cards)?

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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
capital soccer made a big profit from todays game vs olympic, thought the ref never had the game under control..
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monkeyboy wrote:
capital soccer made a big profit from todays game vs olympic, thought the ref never had the game under control..


Difficult game to control, especially when the players want a piece of each other.

In response to the comment about NZ referee's being terrible, I noted that the 56 "squad' of World Cup 2010 referee's contained 2 New Zealanders and only one Englishman. A bit of an odd one, but FIFA obviously thinks they are alright!
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wingback4eva wrote:
[QUOTE=Feverish]

Just looked at an invoice from Capital Footy and saw a fine from a game that i saw.

Basically the guy had two lots of verbals with the ref. He received a yellow, then another yellow (thus red).

The fine was $36.25 for the first yellow, then $61.25 for the red. Nearly $100 - farken expensive afternoon out!!!

 
Especially painful when some refs consider verbals such as "i beg your pardon?" to be worthy of a yellow card... stupid little 12 year old refs
 
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Jag wrote:
uncle steve wrote:
New Zealand Refing is horrible.

Horrible I tell ya.


Nothing like finishing with a sweeping generalisation, eh Uncle Steve 
 
Ha, i couldnt resist...
 
But, dont get me wrong there are some good ref's out there, so if anyone finds any, let me know.
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almost 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Jim Murphy is a top ref......even though when i'm playing FIFA  08 on the 360 and the ref doesn't give a free kick i yell out "oh FFS jim!"
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But, dont get me wrong there are some good ref's out there, so if anyone finds any, let me know.
 
I see Mr Sargent is doing a Capital One game this weekend, why is he not doing higher?
 
The best ref in Wellington by a long shot!
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Barber21 wrote:
Jim Murphy is a top ref......even though when i'm playing FIFA  08 on the 360 and the ref doesn't give a free kick i yell out "oh FFS jim!"


Thought you'd mellowed with age, Barber

Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.

"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003

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Big Ears wrote:
I see Mr Sargent is doing a Capital One game this weekend, why is he not doing higher?
 
The best ref in Wellington by a long shot!
 
He reffed our game on Saturday.  Simply superb.  I think he might have injured himself pre-season and is just getting back into it.  He and Jim Murphy have been the best in Wellington for a long time.  Dennis Wilson was excellent too before he retired a few years back.
 
 
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