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Rate the Ref v The Gas. Trevor Kettle
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Apart from the Ennis booking, which didn't look even a foul to me, I thought he was good. Oh yes, and telling Coops to get a move on was fair enough, it's the previous games when other refs have indulged really annoying goalies wasting time against us that was wrong!
He was alright, better than normal, didn't have any huge decisions to make. Of course they were screaming every time Opoku went near it after being booked and he held his nerve well.
But, seriously, and not to sound churlish, but in the era of professional refs, should any of them be that out of shape?
A three or four mile run three times a week would be enough to keep a ref in relatively decent physical condition and that's the very least they should be doing if it's their job. Regular exercise is also shown to keep your mind sharp which is a key prerequisite for a ref I'd say. What's this fella doing between matches because it clearly isn't keeping himself in condition?
But, seriously, and not to sound churlish, but in the era of professional refs, should any of them be that out of shape?
A three or four mile run three times a week would be enough to keep a ref in relatively decent physical condition and that's the very least they should be doing if it's their job. Regular exercise is also shown to keep your mind sharp which is a key prerequisite for a ref I'd say. What's this fella doing between matches because it clearly isn't keeping himself in condition?
I don't think he looked fit. I rated him down because he kept having a go at Coops for time wasting when every other keeper does the same and worse when they lead. We have had much worse though
We would have been giving him 3s if we were Bristol Rovers fans. I amnot surprised Barton blew a gasket.
Doyley43":1glwi5as said:
I didn't realise he was still on the go. At 54 I think he did okay in keeping up with players who mostly were twice his age.