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       Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: carrowman
       Date: September 20, 2025, 6:51 am
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       Jack Grealish wearing a necklace! Someone failed in the pre
       match checks.
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       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: TA_Ref
       Date: September 20, 2025, 7:18 am
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       A first half very calmly negotiated by Darren England. Very well
       officiated so far.
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       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: Adam
       Date: September 20, 2025, 8:42 am
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       Was excellent, had a control and composure that Mr Barrott
       lacked last April.
       FWI: from in stadium view, Dewsbury Hall did not get booked for
       taking his free kick too quickly as socials are saying, he got
       booked for his temper tantrum he had when Darren blew the
       whistle back!
       Also big well done to Bobby Madley's ears if they survived the
       90 listening to whingy Moyes who got booked at end for moaning,
       how a person can be such a pathetic complainer i don't know, he
       had nothing to moan about!
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       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: Acme Thunderer
       Date: September 20, 2025, 10:44 am
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       I didn't see the first 30 minutes, but I thought Darren put in a
       good performance in the 60+ minutes which I did see. Darren
       Fletcher and Ally McCoist were bemoaning the length of time it
       was taking to set up and take free kicks in key positions, but
       at least they acknowledged that it was not the ref's fault. They
       also rather laughed at Darren's decision to yellow card an
       Everton player for apparently taking a free kick before he blew
       his whistle, but maybe the yellow card was for dissent rather
       than taking the kick too quickly. They questioned just 3 minutes
       of added time at the end of the game, with which I have to say I
       agree. Overall, a good performance and Darren can be pleased
       with his afternoon's work in difficult climatic circumstances.
       #Post#: 95437--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: Scally Bob
       Date: September 20, 2025, 1:17 pm
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       The conditions weren’t difficult, it was calm, hardly any rain
       and a balmy seventeen degrees or thereabouts.
       I see Mr. Grealish has suggested Liverpool players went down
       very easily which leaves me somewhat nonplussed. Mo Salah
       endured his standard three or four wrestles without anything
       being given so I’m not sure if it’s a genuine grievance or an
       attempt at comedy.
       I thought Darren England did well today.
       #Post#: 95597--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: TA_Ref
       Date: September 23, 2025, 6:10 am
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       I just wanted to clarify something on the yellow card that
       England gave to Dewsbury-Hall in the second half. Anyone can
       correct me if I’m wrong.
       So, this happened earlier in the half when Everton won a free
       kick just inside the Liverpool half and they set up as if they
       intended to cross it into the box. Therefore, England put the
       spray down where the free kick was to be taken and he then went
       to speak to players about holding and tussling. During this
       time, Dewsbury-Hall tried to take the FK quickly but England
       stopped it as he was communicating with other players.
       About 10-15 minutes later, the exact same happened and KDH was
       awarded a yellow card.
       So basically my main question is does this come under
       ‘restarting the play without the referee’s decision’. As England
       already gave a warning the first time, he had no option but to
       give a yellow card the second time.
       And also, would the Everton players say to England they intend
       to cross it in the box from that position in which case Darren
       England has to go through the whole process of setting up a free
       kick from which they intend to attack with.
       I may be wrong entirely and the YC may have just been given for
       dissent but I think the criticism of this yellow card has been
       blown wildly out of proportion by pundits who, quite frankly, do
       not understand the laws of the game.
       #Post#: 95613--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: Joecphillips
       Date: September 23, 2025, 2:27 pm
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       --- Quote from: TA_Ref link ---
       >
       > I just wanted to clarify something on the yellow card that
       England gave to Dewsbury-Hall in the second half. Anyone can
       correct me if I’m wrong.
       >
       > So, this happened earlier in the half when Everton won a free
       kick just inside the Liverpool half and they set up as if they
       intended to cross it into the box. Therefore, England put the
       spray down where the free kick was to be taken and he then went
       to speak to players about holding and tussling. During this
       time, Dewsbury-Hall tried to take the FK quickly but England
       stopped it as he was communicating with other players.
       >
       > About 10-15 minutes later, the exact same happened and KDH was
       awarded a yellow card.
       >
       > So basically my main question is does this come under
       ‘restarting the play without the referee’s decision’. As England
       already gave a warning the first time, he had no option but to
       give a yellow card the second time.
       >
       > And also, would the Everton players say to England they intend
       to cross it in the box from that position in which case Darren
       England has to go through the whole process of setting up a free
       kick from which they intend to attack with.
       >
       > I may be wrong entirely and the YC may have just been given
       for dissent but I think the criticism of this yellow card has
       been blown wildly out of proportion by pundits who, quite
       frankly, do not understand the laws of the game.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       According to Adam above it was dissent not for trying to restart
       it quickly
       #Post#: 95615--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Darren England - Liverpool v Everton
   DIR By: Adam
       Date: September 23, 2025, 3:07 pm
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       --- Quote from: Joecphillips link ---
       >
       > [quote author=TA_Ref link=topic=7236.msg95597#msg95597
       date=1758625856]
       > I just wanted to clarify something on the yellow card that
       England gave to Dewsbury-Hall in the second half. Anyone can
       correct me if I’m wrong.
       >
       > So, this happened earlier in the half when Everton won a free
       kick just inside the Liverpool half and they set up as if they
       intended to cross it into the box. Therefore, England put the
       spray down where the free kick was to be taken and he then went
       to speak to players about holding and tussling. During this
       time, Dewsbury-Hall tried to take the FK quickly but England
       stopped it as he was communicating with other players.
       >
       > About 10-15 minutes later, the exact same happened and KDH was
       awarded a yellow card.
       >
       > So basically my main question is does this come under
       ‘restarting the play without the referee’s decision’. As England
       already gave a warning the first time, he had no option but to
       give a yellow card the second time.
       >
       > And also, would the Everton players say to England they intend
       to cross it in the box from that position in which case Darren
       England has to go through the whole process of setting up a free
       kick from which they intend to attack with.
       >
       > I may be wrong entirely and the YC may have just been given
       for dissent but I think the criticism of this yellow card has
       been blown wildly out of proportion by pundits who, quite
       frankly, do not understand the laws of the game.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       According to Adam above it was dissent not for trying to restart
       it quickly
       [/quote]
       The yellow card only appeared after KDH started throwing his
       arms about and shouting at Darren, no sign of it coming out
       before then, either way it seems a yellow was warranted.
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