PUNKISDEAD wrote:Down to me then, as Ezz has not asked a question.
If a ref dies during a match how many feet underground is he buried
none he is taken to the local crem
PUNKISDEAD wrote:Down to me then, as Ezz has not asked a question.
If a ref dies during a match how many feet underground is he buried
outsider wrote:What weight is a football?
outsider wrote:What weight is a football?
If you kiss another player on the field and the player complains to the ref, the ref didn't see it but the assistant did. After checking with the assistant what action does the ref take.
outsider wrote:What weight is a football?
Aspers wrote:When I was at ballet school I was playing for some London team.
We were playing Dulwich Hamlets in a mid week cup match. Their centre forward kept sledging me and calling me a puff, he came up close to me and said your a puff you &%$%, so i leaned forward and kissed him.
He went ballistic, and got himself sent off, the ref went over to the Linesman checked with him, came back and booked me ungentlemanly conduct..
Cost me my match fee $5. worth it.
PUNKISDEAD wrote:Well done marky
FIRE AWAY
marky No.1 wrote:PUNKISDEAD wrote:Well done marky
FIRE AWAY
Can't believe i've got roped into this
Ok a 3 tiered question. In the Carling Cup:
1. How many subs are allowed on the bench?
2. How many of these are allowed to play?
3. How many of them are allowed to warm up, down the touchline during the game?
morecambes_robbo wrote:marky No.1 wrote:PUNKISDEAD wrote:Well done marky
FIRE AWAY
Can't believe i've got roped into this
Ok a 3 tiered question. In the Carling Cup:
1. How many subs are allowed on the bench?
2. How many of these are allowed to play?
3. How many of them are allowed to warm up, down the touchline during the game?
i think its 7 subs, 3 are allowed to play and only 3 can warm up at a time.
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