Pilgrims' Patter
The Forum => The B-Ark => Topic started by: uncleremus on October 18, 2013, 12:26:15 PM
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neil hair again....... only two home games ago, he was referee for us against guiseley. surely the league could send us a bigger variety of referees, seems same old faces coming around too often. (we have had ian dudley twice this season aswell).
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AND done us proud me thinks.
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AND done us proud me thinks.
Exactly miele , why change a winning formula 8)
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except for the fact he only gave a yellow card for the elbow resulting in garner dislodging some teeth.
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I think the point Uncleremus is trying to make is that we seem to get the same referees over and over again and for the most they are conistently crap!
There must be other refs who are able to travel to Boston.
I am not having a go at refs for a thankless job, just the fact that we end up with the same ones all the time, been happening the last few seasons now.
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Why not Have a go at them for doing a thankless job. They get very well paid for it and are consistently crap, but that MUST be the FAs problem, they are responsible for selecting and licensing the clowns. I think there is just one thing the fa tell them to do and that is KEEP SMILING and draw the money.
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Nobody's arguing about the fact that they do a thankless job, its just the fact they do it so consistently badly that annoys me
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And we consistently get the same refs.................. which means we get the same consistency of crapiness.
8)
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They get very well paid for it and are consistently crap, but that MUST be the FAs problem, they are responsible for selecting and licensing the clowns. I think there is just one thing the fa tell them to do and that is KEEP SMILING and draw the money.
Do they get "very well paid for it"? I can't find the fees for the Conference North but I can for the FA Cup and FA Trophy (in 2012/13). So, last weeks referee got about £50.
Match fees for officials in the FA Cup (2012/13):
(i) The Qualifying Competition: Extra Preliminary, Preliminary and First Rounds:
Referee, £40.00; Assistant Referees, £20.00 each
(ii) The Qualifying Competition: Second and Third Round:
Referee, £50.00; Assistant Referees, £30.00 each
(iii) The Qualifying Competition: Fourth Round:
Referee, £90.00; Assistant Referees, £45.00 each, Fourth Official, £30.00
(iv) The Competition Proper: First and Second Rounds:
Referee, £310.00; Assistant Referees, £155.00 each, Fourth Official, £80.00*
(*£145 if National List Referee appointed)
(v) The Competition Proper: Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Rounds:
Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00 each; Fourth Official, £320.00
(vi) Semi-Final Ties:
Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00, Fourth Official, £320.00
(vii) Final Tie:
Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00 each; Fourth Official, £320.00
and a Souvenir Medal each.
Match fees for the FA Trophy (2012/13):
(i) First, Second and Third Rounds Qualifying:
Referee: £50.00, Assistant Referees £30.00, Fourth Official 30.00 (where FA appointed)
(ii) First, Second, Third and Fourth Rounds Proper:
Referee: £80.00, Assistant Referees £40.00 each, Fourth Official £40.00
(iii) Semi-Finals:
Referee: £100.00, Assistant Referees £50.00 each, Fourth Official £50.00
(v) Final:
Referee: £200, Assistant Referees £100.00, Fourth Official £100.00 and a Souvenir Medal each
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They get very well paid for it and are consistently crap, but that MUST be the FAs problem, they are responsible for selecting and licensing the clowns. I think there is just one thing the fa tell them to do and that is KEEP SMILING and draw the money.
Do they get "very well paid for it"? I can't find the fees for the Conference North but I can for the FA Cup and FA Trophy (in 2012/13). So, last weeks referee got about £50.
Match fees for officials in the FA Cup (2012/13):
(i) The Qualifying Competition: Extra Preliminary, Preliminary and First Rounds:
Referee, £40.00; Assistant Referees, £20.00 each
(ii) The Qualifying Competition: Second and Third Round:
Referee, £50.00; Assistant Referees, £30.00 each
(iii) The Qualifying Competition: Fourth Round:
Referee, £90.00; Assistant Referees, £45.00 each, Fourth Official, £30.00
(iv) The Competition Proper: First and Second Rounds:
Referee, £310.00; Assistant Referees, £155.00 each, Fourth Official, £80.00*
(*£145 if National List Referee appointed)
(v) The Competition Proper: Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Rounds:
Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00 each; Fourth Official, £320.00
(vi) Semi-Final Ties:
Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00, Fourth Official, £320.00
(vii) Final Tie:
Referee, £375.00; Assistant Referees, £375.00 each; Fourth Official, £320.00
and a Souvenir Medal each.
Match fees for the FA Trophy (2012/13):
(i) First, Second and Third Rounds Qualifying:
Referee: £50.00, Assistant Referees £30.00, Fourth Official 30.00 (where FA appointed)
(ii) First, Second, Third and Fourth Rounds Proper:
Referee: £80.00, Assistant Referees £40.00 each, Fourth Official £40.00
(iii) Semi-Finals:
Referee: £100.00, Assistant Referees £50.00 each, Fourth Official £50.00
(v) Final:
Referee: £200, Assistant Referees £100.00, Fourth Official £100.00 and a Souvenir Medal each
Think their expences are a nice little earner .
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except for the fact he only gave a yellow card for the elbow resulting in garner dislodging some teeth.
Tomorrow gives him a chance to redeem himself , send Matt Bloomer of after 89 mins if he has got his shorts dirty by then !!!!!!!!!
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the merry go round continues - ian dudley again. so thats at home against Telford, home against Barrow, away against Guiseley and now home against Solihull. and we only just over halfway through season.
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the merry go round continues - ian dudley again. so thats at home against Telford, home against Barrow, away against Guiseley and now home against Solihull. and we only just over halfway through season.
the ref we had at Guiseley... oh dear!
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He refereed Leicester City v Manchester United in the FA Youth Cup last night
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Perhaps we could slip him a backhander, say £20, NOT to come.
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the merry go round continues - ian dudley again. so thats at home against Telford, home against Barrow, away against Guiseley and now home against Solihull. and we only just over halfway through season.
the ref we had at Guiseley... oh dear!
What's the betting there is a Solihull penalty? :dan
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Thought he did well, for our second he could have blown up as their player was in the box injured, albeit a leg one, many refs would have blown up he didn't so fair play. He could have flashed a few cards but fair play to both teams no dramas.
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Thought he did well, for our second he could have blown up as their player was in the box injured, albeit a leg one, many refs would have blown up he didn't so fair play. He could have flashed a few cards but fair play to both teams no dramas.
Think he was well balanced, Pen was not a hard one as it was as clear cut as they come. 1st half all the 50/50 went there way 2nd half they went our way. Think he just liked waving towards the town end
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It wasn't the same ref he got replaced before the match
...... perhaps the referee selectors read patter and we had seen enough of mr dudley. .
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Thought he did well, for our second he could have blown up as their player was in the box injured, albeit a leg one, many refs would have blown up he didn't so fair play. He could have flashed a few cards but fair play to both teams no dramas.
Certainly couldn't have been Mr Dudley, as anyone who went to Guiseley would testify, because he was more than happy to stop play for a dead leg, when Boston were on top (I'm not still bitter! ;))
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He was a late replacement coming all the way from Durham!!!
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Worth every penny of the £20 :)