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Favour the attack, that's what the pros are supposed to do, but they never do.Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
Only give off-side when you know it's off-side, makes for a better game. However you get more stick, particliarly if they score. Coz it's obviously your fault.
If you give a bad off-side all you do is take a chance away, if you let it run and they score, then you gave away a goal (in the defence's head).
541T happens, just enjoy yourself.
The linesmen (who are just substitutes or spectators) aren't required to rule offsides in our league. I would be surprised if Peat had to officiate in that manner for a game in which his son was playing. Actually, I'd think the ref a bit of an idiot if this was the case.
Parental bias, and all that.
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Originally Posted by manker
I'm not sure Manker cause we hav'nt played a game yet , why I was asking .
But we don't always get a referee either so both coaches take turns at the half . Not a great situation but you do you what you have to so the kids can play . I'v always gave the close throw ins to the othe team just so it seems fair . But that sucks too oh well what can do .
Not having a go at you, matey :DQuote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
I was just saying how it works in the league I play in. It has been known for us not to have a referee too, happened twice last year. It really sucks if you're playing away from home without a ref.
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Oh I know Manker , the few times I had to coach the team ( coaches work too ) I put all the kids that never get to play forward up front ................ I'm 2 -0 :) I'm a fucking genuis ? lol
Offside decisions are a piece of piss.. All you have to do is keep track of at least six moving objects.. a doddle! :unsure:
I was all worred for not, the ref called them . Not very well I might add but he's the boss. :D
There's an Irish guy - former Gaelic football player - that has recently joined an English soccer club. The club is in the Championship or League 1/2. Apparently this guy has been cracking in the goals recently.
I heard him mentioned by Mark Clemet on BBC 5 Live about three weeks ago but I can't remember the guy's name, or who he plays for.
Does anyone know?
Cheers
There's a young Irish lad playing for Reading who only joined them in the summer - Kevin Doyle. He's been scoring a few.Quote:
Originally Posted by GM1
He might be who you're thinking of but I've no idea whether he used to play Gaelic football.
Possibly the chap maker is speaking of.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ng/4415602.stm