sunday football

[smallsy]

any of you boys ever been sent off on a sunday? what did your gaffer say?

[SurreyLegend]

Not very impressed at all when you get a 35 day ban for playing pub footy. Best option is to fake an injury for the suspension

[Ex EL_Gaffer]

Do you work in my office and have you just been listening to me?

 

Just found out one of my players got sent off couple of weeks back on a Sunday. 35 day ban, i'm not ruddy happy

 

Not much you can do though when you're not paying them.

 

But please lads, be sensible, just don't give your own bloody name*

 

*i never said that right! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/angry.gif" alt="" />

[SurreyLegend]

I signed on as a different person at the start of the season and also play in goal to avoid injuries

[Oners_2_Fourers]

I will be forwarding this thread onto Lord Stevens in my bid to clean the beautiful game up!

[Big J R]

This is all fine until you get involved in a booking and the referee happens to know EXACTLY who you are.

 

It happened in Sunday football near here a few years back and the player concerned got a seasons ban from Surrey FA ! The fine was pretty steep as well.

[Kaiser Jnr]

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[SurreyLegend]

I will take the risk because few seasons back on a sunday I got 120 day ban and £100 fine so the risk is worth it

[Gussy]

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Kingky you prat u didn't get a 35 dayer for a sunday side did ya!

[Kaiser Jnr]

I am appealing it... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[SurreyLegend]

Good luck on appealing as they will still screw you

[Gussy]

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SurreyLegend said:
Good luck on appealing as they will still screw you

Just like the pub team he plays for,

Admiral Duncan Address 54 Old Compton Street, Soho, London W1V 5PD

[Kaiser Jnr]

Ok basically I will explain what happened...

 

Referee was being assessed, so being a busy kent (Hi Krooner <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wave.gif" alt="" />)

 

70th minute, one of our players make a tackle, clean, he gives a free-kick, I werent happy (we were losing 1-0), so i screamed...;

 

"argh come on ref... are you pissed?!"

 

and he sent me off for foul and abusive language... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />

 

I think I have a good case, as there was swearing going on through-out @ the referee... I feel I was made a scapegoat... <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

[Big J R]

If those were the exact words and you hadn't been cautioned prior to the incident, I don't think under the letter of the law, it was a red card ! Even a yellow card for the word p1ssed seems dubious, HOWEVER, a yellow for dissent, POSSIBLY.

 

I would like to see the exact wording on the referee's report.

 

However, FA appeals boards can be very funny places. Half the time, the old codgers nod off half way through. (Oh, its so nice to be able to say that these days !)

[Krooner]

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Big J R said:
If those were the exact words and you hadn't been cautioned prior to the incident, I don't think under the letter of the law, it was a red card ! Even a yellow card for the word p1ssed seems dubious, HOWEVER, a yellow for dissent, POSSIBLY.

I would like to see the exact wording on the referee's report.

However, FA appeals boards can be very funny places. Half the time, the old codgers nod off half way through. (Oh, its so nice to be able to say that these days !)

The wording is abusive. Very ambigious. Saying that to one person may well be classed as abusive.

[Gussy]

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Krooner said:

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Big J R said:
If those were the exact words and you hadn't been cautioned prior to the incident, I don't think under the letter of the law, it was a red card ! Even a yellow card for the word p1ssed seems dubious, HOWEVER, a yellow for dissent, POSSIBLY.

I would like to see the exact wording on the referee's report.

However, FA appeals boards can be very funny places. Half the time, the old codgers nod off half way through. (Oh, its so nice to be able to say that these days !)

The wording is abusive. Very ambigious. Saying that to one person may well be classed as abusive.

Would you've of booked gayser or sent him off kroons<img src="/forum/images/graemlins/shrug.gif" alt="" />

[Big J R]

To be honest, IF those were the exact words without any actual swear words, (p1ssed ISN'T a swear word), I would have taken the player well away to one side and read the riot act without a card.

 

A red card for that sort of incident would probably inflame the situation further on in the game.

 

I'll bet the referee was a fairly new one, and trying to make a name for himself.

 

I always remember the words of wisdom. 'Firm but fair and always with a smile on your face. It's the only way to earn respect.'

[Krooner]

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WembleyWay said:

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Krooner said:

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Big J R said:
If those were the exact words and you hadn't been cautioned prior to the incident, I don't think under the letter of the law, it was a red card ! Even a yellow card for the word p1ssed seems dubious, HOWEVER, a yellow for dissent, POSSIBLY.

I would like to see the exact wording on the referee's report.

However, FA appeals boards can be very funny places. Half the time, the old codgers nod off half way through. (Oh, its so nice to be able to say that these days !)

The wording is abusive. Very ambigious. Saying that to one person may well be classed as abusive.

Would you've of booked gayser or sent him off kroons<img src="/forum/images/graemlins/shrug.gif" alt="" />

I would of probably agreed with him.

[Gussy]

Hows that re-inforced fence kroons<img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wave.gif" alt="" />

[smallsy]

by the way kinKy was not JUST sent off once. try twice in 2 games!!! haha