Referees assessor taken I’ll.
So, 20,000 people inconvenienced and those watching on tv.
Hope the guys ok but does it really mean that the KO is delayed

Maybe he's gone off to hospital and we're an ambulance short?

Ridiculous If true. Can't they assess from tv?

Its fair warm in JHU too... back to the benes it is

They all want to watch the mars landing !!

Do we now have to give the refeeres assessor £5 million?

Does there have to be an assessor present for the game to go ahead? What happens in lower/non league games?
Maybe if there was no assessor we’d actually get given a penalty.

Someone has collapsed and been taken to hospital.
Please show more respect,the comments are not funny

paulatky wrote:Someone has collapsed and been taken to hospital.
Please show more respect,the comments are not funny

Sums this board up

All smoke and mirrors. Wish the club would just be honest for once.

Dyche has gone for a big sh*t.

paulatky wrote:Someone has collapsed and been taken to hospital.
Please show more respect,the comments are not funny

And? If a group of fans are involved in a crash before a game or there is traffic issues as most of the time when playing in London due to strikes and the like no game is ever delayed. Regardless whether he has gone to hospital or not we should not be delaying games for a referees assessor being taken ill

gandhisflipflop wrote:Sums this board up

Su

Cleveleys_claret wrote:And? If a group of fans are involved in a crash before a game or there is traffic issues as most of the time when playing in London due to strikes and the like no game is ever delayed. Regardless whether he has gone to hospital or not we should not be delaying games for a referees assessor being taken ill

Out of our hands?

theroyaldyche wrote:Su

I'm fairly sure his name isn't Su.

Girlfriend calls me at 7.45pm and I'm typing this, whilst still trying to get her off the bloody phone. Whilst also multi-tasking with listening to David Ginola thinking we drive on the right.

A schoolmate of mine gets to a lot of PL games as he mates out with Mick McGuire, ex Coventry and Norwich, who is a refs assessor. I’m hoping it’s not him.

thelaughingclaret wrote:Do we now have to give the refeeres assessor £5 million?

Does there have to be an assessor present for the game to go ahead? What happens in lower/non league games?
Maybe if there was no assessor we’d actually get given a penalty.

Not for this game.

He’d already marked Taylor’s card as 1/10.

Ginola -great player, not sure what hes like driving a car.

piston broke wrote:A schoolmate of mine gets to a lot of PL games as he mates out with Mick McGuire, ex Coventry and Norwich, who is a refs assessor. I’m hoping it’s not him.

Think it’s s former referee Eddie Wolstenholme.
I think he used to ref anyway, names familiar.

slw wrote:Ginola -great player, not sure what hes like driving a car.

Look up. I did raise an eyebrow when he was banging on about that.

Referees assessor, someone's having a laugh. Every ref we get is pants, crack on with the game ffs.

Bordeauxclaret wrote:Think it’s s former referee Eddie Wolstenholme.
I think he used to ref anyway, names familiar.

He did. From Bolton I believe and good luck to him.

Ginola recently died for 8 mins.. Interesting fact..

wish it was delayed for 2 hrs

Claretmatt4 wrote:All smoke and mirrors. Wish the club would just be honest for once.

Dyche has gone for a big sh*t.

And it's being served up now

Barry_Chuckle wrote:Referees assessor taken I’ll.
So, 20,000 people inconvenienced and those watching on tv.
Hope the guys ok but does it really mean that the KO is delayed

I won't be looking to you for sympathy then when I need it.

Yes, Eddie Wolstenholme was taken ill, but it was an emergency situation in the tunnel area. Given that information, I would think getting the appropriate medical people to him would have been considered far more important than getting people onto the pitch. 20,000 inconvenienced, so what?

After events such as the recent Glen Hoddle cardiac arrest health must always come first. Cancel the game if it interferes with the health and well-being of any person

It was Eddie Wolstenholme.

A very good referee in his day and a very good assessor and you could not hope to meet a nicer bloke.

He is from Blackburn.

How do you know he’s a very good assessor? I’m not questioning whether he is or not, just curious as to how you’d come to that conclusion and who you’re comparing against.

Often been intrigued by the role of the referees assessor, especially considering how poor some referees are.

MRG wrote:After events such as the recent Glen Hoddle cardiac arrest health must always come first. Cancel the game if it interferes with the health and well-being of any person

It is undoubtedly the only consideration. Worth mentioning Hoddle too. It all went quiet afterwards but this weekend came some very positive news that he's back home and doing well.

As for assessing, not sure we know how ref assessing actually works to be honest.

DCWat wrote:How do you know he’s a very good assessor? I’m not questioning whether he is or not, just curious as to how you’d come to that conclusion and who you’re comparing against.

Often been intrigued by the role of the referees assessor, especially considering how poor some referees are.

I have inside information as to how assessors are assessed having two close relations working for the FA.

And without that you just know from years of knowing somebody that they are 'good' at their job. And he is.

A top bloke and hope he gets back to full fitness soon.

Certainly hope he’s well soon.

Was the lack of an assessor the reason why Taylor's performance was so appalling ?