Soccer refereeing in Aus.
Feb 1st 2004, 6:00 pm
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Soccer refereeing in Aus.
Hi everyone.
When i move to Adelaide (hopefully) this year, i hope to follow all things soccer, either on TV, or going to watch Adelaide United.
My question is this -
Do the "HOME" team in Aus pay the referees wages as they do here in the UK.?
And does the amount paid to said referee determine the outcome of the game?
Under the FIFA rule 11, does breaking wind near a French apponent living in London constitute a foul?
Have i just come back from the pub, and am a bit pissed?
Just saw the Arse v Man City on Sky. and this question suddenly sprung to mind .
When i move to Adelaide (hopefully) this year, i hope to follow all things soccer, either on TV, or going to watch Adelaide United.
My question is this -
Do the "HOME" team in Aus pay the referees wages as they do here in the UK.?
And does the amount paid to said referee determine the outcome of the game?
Under the FIFA rule 11, does breaking wind near a French apponent living in London constitute a foul?
Have i just come back from the pub, and am a bit pissed?
Just saw the Arse v Man City on Sky. and this question suddenly sprung to mind .
Feb 1st 2004, 6:01 pm
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Re: Soccer refereeing in Aus.
Originally posted by Arron
Hi everyone.
When i move to Adelaide (hopefully) this year, i hope to follow all things soccer, either on TV, or going to watch Adelaide United.
My question is this -
Do the "HOME" team in Aus pay the referees wages as they do here in the UK.?
And does the amount paid to said referee determine the outcome of the game?
Under the FIFA rule 11, does breaking wind near a French apponent living in London constitute a foul?
Have i just come back from the pub, and am a bit pissed?
Just saw the Arse v Man City on Sky. and this question suddenly sprung to mind .
Hi everyone.
When i move to Adelaide (hopefully) this year, i hope to follow all things soccer, either on TV, or going to watch Adelaide United.
My question is this -
Do the "HOME" team in Aus pay the referees wages as they do here in the UK.?
And does the amount paid to said referee determine the outcome of the game?
Under the FIFA rule 11, does breaking wind near a French apponent living in London constitute a foul?
Have i just come back from the pub, and am a bit pissed?
Just saw the Arse v Man City on Sky. and this question suddenly sprung to mind .
Feb 1st 2004, 6:03 pm
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Re: Soccer refereeing in Aus.
Originally posted by wengerboy
wanna fight relegation boy
wanna fight relegation boy
Feb 1st 2004, 6:06 pm
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Re: Soccer refereeing in Aus.
Originally posted by Arron
Why, where does he live!
Why, where does he live!
Feb 1st 2004, 6:10 pm
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Seriously though WB,
Henry's goal was a belter, don't thing anyone would have stood a chance with that.
Good game, but Anelka shouldn't have gone. What did Cole want with the ball anyway.Nic fell for it.
Henry's goal was a belter, don't thing anyone would have stood a chance with that.
Good game, but Anelka shouldn't have gone. What did Cole want with the ball anyway.Nic fell for it.
Feb 1st 2004, 6:12 pm
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Originally posted by Arron
Seriously though WB,
Henry's goal was a belter, don't thing anyone would have stood a chance with that.
Good game, but Anelka shouldn't have gone. What did Cole want with the ball anyway.Nic fell for it.
Seriously though WB,
Henry's goal was a belter, don't thing anyone would have stood a chance with that.
Good game, but Anelka shouldn't have gone. What did Cole want with the ball anyway.Nic fell for it.
