cider hoss rules

The one thing all refs need is the chance to almost do a presser after matches to give their view. The PGMO don't let them. We've all given dogs abuse to refs over decisions we didn't get, but I don't honestly believe they are deliberately making some of the perceived errors out of spite or dislike of any particular side. Some are better than others and ply their trade at the top level of the game, the same applies to players.

No, I’m saying where there is no attempt to tackle/play the ball, the deliberate cynical fouls should be red not yellow

Red cards for those ‘good yellow cards, took one for the team’ The deliberate trips, shirt pull backs with no attempt to play the ball or try a legitimate tackle. Also some ‘common sense’ to be applied to red card that are attempts to tackle just badly timed or win the ball and take the opponent out with the follow through. Reckless or dangerous tackles still deserve red, but some red cards are a joke.

Look at the stars ….. in this picture

Joe Jordan for me, even in his latter years as coach at Spurs Gattuso found out he was not one to mess with and would not back down.

Sadly that included footballs most of the time

Not a dig at the poster here by any means, but references to the ‘glory days’ will only keep these idiots doing what they do. Making it out that attending football matches without having a dust up in the past meant you weren’t really a fan, just fuels these egos and gives them some kind of justification to carry on like idiots as some great show of bravado among them and their associates.

And what about a certain Nicky Hunt?

Not a comment, but you can guarantee someone will post the image of David Cotterill in the lace up neck monstrosity offered by TFG

Hartlepool v Doncaster #HARDON It brought out the inner schoolboy in me when it was on Sky a few years back.

A bit of a strange memory lingers from this game, I’m sure super Bob got huge cheers when the team were warming up in front of the away terrace down the side of the pitch as he had just become a father?

Fair enough so

no Alan Shearer in their best XI, but Bradley Orr in the worst!

I always thought they were in 2 rows, the tv camera angle makes them appear one on top of the other.

We should have that, but in the same sense as we all think of Watergate - a scandal not a hotel!

I nearly got sacked because of Rob Newman once! It was the early days of Clubcall (0898 121176?) at quite a high call rate, and also the early days of 'carphones' My then boss was not impressed that I racked up nearly £850 in call charges ringing the same premium number a couple of times a day during his proposed move to Norwich. Only kept my job as I offered to pay it back over the next 6 months.

As did a few around the young lady in the photo I would imagine!

They’re making a good fist of coming for us

The Cabbage Patch. They can then be The Cabbage Patch Kids

Sorry, just seen the answer already posted multiple times. If I answer it now I would look proper needy! So I've edited my reply!

So he can take credit then?

So will this be the second stadium in the fruit market, the original must be built by now

rumour or suggestion?

Just saw the goal on SSN, you’d think some of the millions locked out would have gone in the empty tent instead

The mighty Gash are not happy that some plucky nobody is allowed to even grace the same pitch as their all stars. Who wants to tell them the farmers pub team are currently 6 points clear at the top and 17 points above HMS Piss The League.