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gynn · 12-09-2010, 08:58

The match is nearly over 3-1 to United and the referee signals 3 minutes added time.

Then Everton score, and Everton score again. The referee is required to add time on to allow for the stoppage in play that scoring the goals has caused. At least 30 seconds per goal, or more if there is a greater delay in restarting the match.

Then Everton are on the attack, totally outnumbering the defenders. They are just about to shoot on goal, and the referee blows his whistle. Three minutes 30 seconds added time on the clock.

Am I on a different planet, or is that not more than enough evidence for an FA inquiry into the referee's behaviour?

12-09-2010, 08:58	#1
gynn Senior Member+ Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1,136 Liked: 10 times Rep Power: 4982	Everton v Manchester United The match is nearly over 3-1 to United and the referee signals 3 minutes added time. Then Everton score, and Everton score again. The referee is required to add time on to allow for the stoppage in play that scoring the goals has caused. At least 30 seconds per goal, or more if there is a greater delay in restarting the match. Then Everton are on the attack, totally outnumbering the defenders. They are just about to shoot on goal, and the referee blows his whistle. Three minutes 30 seconds added time on the clock. Am I on a different planet, or is that not more than enough evidence for an FA inquiry into the referee's behaviour?