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       #Post#: 3559--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: RCG
       Date: December 28, 2018, 1:52 pm
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       I understand Man Utd are supposedly popular but just shows lack
       of imagination. Had it been at Reading, maybe ok
       Rest of the games on TV look pretty good
       #Post#: 3560--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: nemesis
       Date: December 28, 2018, 2:42 pm
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       --- Quote from: Hendo link ---
       >
       > Why oh why oh why does Man Utd v Reading need to be a live
       game? Middle of the table premier league team v middle of the
       table Championship team. Typical unimaginative scheduling from
       tv companies who can’t seem to see past the poor relations of
       Manchester
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       A year ago, when Man Utd's FA Cup tie with Derby was NOT
       televised live that ended a run of FIFTY EIGHT consecutive Man
       Utd FA Cup ties shown live.
       #Post#: 3614--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: MichaelRef
       Date: December 30, 2018, 3:01 pm
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       --- Quote from: nemesis link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Hendo link=topic=401.msg3429#msg3429
       date=1545335990]
       > Why oh why oh why does Man Utd v Reading need to be a live
       game? Middle of the table premier league team v middle of the
       table Championship team. Typical unimaginative scheduling from
       tv companies who can’t seem to see past the poor relations of
       Manchester
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       A year ago, when Man Utd's FA Cup tie with Derby was NOT
       televised live that ended a run of FIFTY EIGHT consecutive Man
       Utd FA Cup ties shown live.
       [/quote]
       Pick of the games for me is for Andy Madley at Chelsea, well
       deserved. Any idea why this fixture hasn't got VAR despite being
       at a Premier League Ground.
       #Post#: 3615--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: RCG
       Date: December 30, 2018, 3:04 pm
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       It would appear that it needs to be both a Prem ground and a
       Prem ref (exposure to system i assume will be the reasoning),
       although it would make sense to include SG2 refs in any training
       #Post#: 3619--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: Readingfan
       Date: December 30, 2018, 4:15 pm
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       --- Quote from: RCG link ---
       >
       > It would appear that it needs to be both a Prem ground and a
       Prem ref (exposure to system i assume will be the reasoning),
       although it would make sense to include SG2 refs in any training
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I would agree with you, especially someone who has just refereed
       two Premier League games and would seem a leading candidate to
       (finally) be promoted to the SG next season.
       I would have thought training and experience would be more
       necessary for the person acting as VAR because it's quite a
       distinct role, whereas I'm not sure refereeing with VAR is
       'that' much different to refereeing without it. Of course, a
       referee needs to be given some guidance beforehand and has to
       consider aspects such as not blowing too quickly for an offside
       in case it needs to be reviewed but I wouldn't have thought it
       would take months of preparation for someone to officiate a game
       with VAR.
       #Post#: 3727--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: Mackem ref
       Date: January 3, 2019, 11:44 am
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       Cracking game for Andy Madley - a sure sign of SG1 promotion in
       the near future?
       Also good to see Akil Howson having a game involving a PL team -
       hopefully we’ll see him feature in the top division shortly.
       One more thing that stood out to me - Darren England may have a
       championship v league 1 tie, but he has two PL assistants with
       him. Could this be a sign he is being prepared for a trial??
       #Post#: 3734--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: referee12
       Date: January 3, 2019, 2:14 pm
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       i think it might be a while before we see darren england in the
       premier league andy madley is in poll position at the moment
       #Post#: 3780--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: TheThingFromLewes
       Date: January 4, 2019, 1:28 pm
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       Millwall FC (First Team) v Hull City (First Team)
       FA Cup
       Referee: Woolmer, Andy
       Assistant Referee: Cooper, Ian  Kane, Graham
       Assistant Referee: Kane, Graham
       Fourth Official: Whitton, Robert
       Never had the same official running both lines. Should be
       interesting!! Lol
       #Post#: 3781--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: aaa
       Date: January 4, 2019, 2:08 pm
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       --- Quote from: TheThingFromLewes link ---
       >
       > Millwall FC (First Team) v Hull City (First Team)
       > FA Cup
       > Referee: Woolmer, Andy
       > Assistant Referee: Cooper, Ian  Kane, Graham
       > Assistant Referee: Kane, Graham
       > Fourth Official: Whitton, Robert
       >
       > Never had the same official running both lines. Should be
       interesting!! Lol
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Error spotted and amended  :-[
       #Post#: 3797--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Emirates FA Cup – Third Round Proper (Fri 4th - Mon 7th
       JAN 2019)
   DIR By: Readingfan
       Date: January 5, 2019, 9:32 am
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       --- Quote from: Readingfan link ---
       >
       > [quote author=RCG link=topic=401.msg3615#msg3615
       date=1546203862]
       > It would appear that it needs to be both a Prem ground and a
       Prem ref (exposure to system i assume will be the reasoning),
       although it would make sense to include SG2 refs in any training
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I would agree with you, especially someone who has just refereed
       two Premier League games and would seem a leading candidate to
       (finally) be promoted to the SG next season.
       I would have thought training and experience would be more
       necessary for the person acting as VAR because it's quite a
       distinct role, whereas I'm not sure refereeing with VAR is
       'that' much different to refereeing without it. Of course, a
       referee needs to be given some guidance beforehand and has to
       consider aspects such as not blowing too quickly for an offside
       in case it needs to be reviewed but I wouldn't have thought it
       would take months of preparation for someone to officiate a game
       with VAR.
       [/quote]
       It seems that a red card should have been given to a Forest
       player early on and would probably have been so if VAR had been
       in use, as it so easily could have been.
       What advantage is there to not using VAR today? It's done Madley
       more harm than good!
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