This kid that referee'd last night

Looking at him in the after-match photo on the main site, who the hell decided to give him such an important fixture? I would imagine he was not far off the youngest person on the pitch. Someone at the FA needs to take a long hard look at himself.

As Alan Brazil said this morning on TalkSport, the penalty decision could ultimately send us down.

 

25 apparently. Far too young to give him such an important second tier match.

 

in the grand scheme of things though, its not important (i.e. to the FA)

 

is this the kid who's dad is also a ref in the football league?

 

what difference does his age and looks have to do with it?

I've seen plenty of refs close to retiring that are absolutely ****. Uriah Rennie bottles the big occasions but still keeps getting them. Mike Riley another etc

 

You can't say that decision could send us down ....

........ yes it was a sickener last night but by a week on Sunday we will have played 46 games and had more than enough opportunities to win games and get enough points to survive, if we don't it will be down to bad tactics, poor formations, poor selections of players & negative play.

IMHO the players are good enough to stay up ........ the management team are a different matter completely

 

I agree.

What was said that it could "ULTIMATELY" final straw and all that!

 

RE: You can't say that decision could send us down ....

Agreed .... i can't help believing with another man in chargge and with the same squad we'd have been safe a month ago. Davey's had a fair crack and he's taken us as far as he can whatever happens between now and the end of the season.

 

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it's just ref la vie

 

No, that's Michael Oliver...

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The rest are all clones, rule-book refs who haven't an ounce of common sense between them. Attwell, Whitestone, Cook - half a brain cell and a rule book each, all you need to make it to the top these days.
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sheffield lad aswell