Why Wouldn't The Ref For Our Game Let The Players Get A Drink

You amaze me.Have you stopped to consider that "water" breakes might be essential even on medical grounds.Dehydration is the key factor here which if not controlled could have serious consequences.I suggest you start to look at the bigger picture.

 

Erroneous sweeping statement.

Mexico and Paraguay are hardly neighbours and England is hardly everyone's favourite at the moment.

 

they should have done what a ref did for our home match at start of last season. when he stopped the play due to heat for a water break after 30 and 60 minutes. that was sensible play by the ref. however yesterday everytime there was a break in play players were off for some water. like there wasnt enough injury time in the match without them slowing down the restarts by being out of position.

 

That would have been a good idea but

when you are thirsty and dehydrated you need a constant supply of water. So a quick drink when there is a break in play shouldn't hurt.
I get seriously dehydrated very quickly so always carry water round with me. It has been proven that keep drinking water helps keep you alert, that's why most schools now supply the children with drinks bottles and water fountains.