Ref Watch: Worthing

Ref Watch: Worthing

Postby Keith » Tue Aug 22, 2023 11:19 am

This isn't directly from me, I barely remember what I had for breakfast yesterday, but I'm passing it along, as it is quite interesting.

We’ve been allocated Ross Joyce for the Harrogate match on Saturday.
We didn’t see him at all last season but had him in charge three times during 2021/22 - in the Trophy when we lost 0-2 to Carlisle, in the infamous 1-1 Bolton match at home and when we beat Burton 3-0.

In 2021-22 he gave out 113 yellows and 8 reds in 37 matches (3.05 and 0.22).
In 2022-23 he gave out 118 yellows and 6 reds in 30 matches (3.93 and 0.20).

So far this season he’s give out 16 yellows and no reds in 3 matches (5.33).
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Re: Ref Watch: Harrogate

Postby Keith » Wed Aug 30, 2023 1:37 pm

We’ve been allocated Will Finnie for the Salford match on Saturday.

He was in charge when we beat Bristol Rovers 5-1 last January!
Also when we lost 1-0 at Doncaster two years ago and beat Maldon & T 0-1 in the FA Cup in 2020.
He’s given out 23 yellows and 1 red so far this season in 6 matches (3.83/0.17).
Last season he gave 100 yellows and 1 red in 32 matches (3.13/0.03)
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Re: Ref Watch: Salford

Postby Keith » Tue Sep 12, 2023 6:47 pm

We’ve been allocated Declan Bourne for the Gillingham match on Saturday.

We didn’t see him last season but we like him as we’ve won all three matches when he’s been the ref. Shrewsbury 2-0 in August 2021, Scunthorpe 4-1 in April 2021 and Grimsby 3-1 in December 2020 all at home.

He issued 86 yellows and 2 reds in 30 matches last season (2.87 and 0.07) and 6 yellows and no reds in 1 match so far at Colchester last Saturday.
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Re: Ref Watch: Gillingham

Postby Keith » Mon Sep 18, 2023 3:40 pm

We’ve got Ollie Yates in charge tomorrow for the Liverpool U21 match.

He was the ref for two of our matches last season – the 1-2 win at FGR in September and the 0-0 at Portsmouth in April. He gave out 141 yellows and 1 red in 35 matches last season (4.03 and 0.03) and so far this season 16 yellows and no reds in 5 matches (3.20).
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Re: Ref Watch: Liverpool U21

Postby Keith » Sat Sep 23, 2023 1:46 pm

The EFL have allocated ref Scott Tallis for the Swindon match.

It’s his first season up after three the NL so we haven’t seen him before.
He gave out 61 yellows and 2 reds in 19 matches last season (3.21 and 0.11) and so far this season he’s given 19 yellows and no reds in 5 matches (3.80)
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Re: Ref Watch: Swindon

Postby glagys » Sat Sep 23, 2023 2:56 pm

Another poor referee

But to be fair he hasn’t been tricked to often by their dark arts
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Re: Ref Watch: Swindon

Postby Keith » Thu Sep 28, 2023 9:44 am

We’ve been allocated Adam Herczeg for the Forest Green Rovers match on Saturday and Keith Stroud for the Accrington match next Tuesday.

AH was in charge when we drew at home with Portsmouth 1-1 last November. He gave out 83 yellows and 2 reds in 26 matches last season (3.19 and 0.08) and he’s given 19 yellows and no reds in 6 matches so far this season (3.17).

KS is an ex Premier League and Championship ref from Hampshire who we haven’t seen since we lost 1-2 to Burton in April 2015!! He gave out 192 yellows and 5 reds in 38 matches last season (5.05 and 0.13) and he’s given 33 yellows and 1 red in 6 matches so far this season (5.50 and 0.17).
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Re: Ref Watch: Colchesters & Barrow

Postby Keith » Tue Oct 10, 2023 1:36 pm

Missed this, prior to Saturday's diabolical refereeing performance...

We’ve been allocated Sam Purkiss for the Colchester match on Saturday and Simon Mather for the Barrow EFL Trophy match next Tuesday.

We didn’t see SP last season but he was in charge when we drew at Accy 2-2 in January 2022. He sent Stephen Hendrix off at Newport when we lost 2-1 in December 2020. He gave out 110 yellows and 10 reds in 29 matches last season (3.79 and 0.34) and he’s given 40 yellows and 4 red in 8 matches so far this season (5.00 and 0.50).

SM was in charge last season when we beat Barnsley 1-0 in October and in December when we lost 1-0 at Port Vale sending Donald Love off in the last minute. He gave out 142 yellows and 6 reds last season in 34 matches (4.18 and 0.18) and he’s given 36 yellows and 4 reds in 6 matches so far this season (6.00 and 0.67).

Both refs have card stats way over the average!!!

After Saturday’s Oxford v Bristol Rovers match SM has now issued 42 yellows and 7 reds in 7 matches!!!
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Re: Ref Watch: Sutton & Tranmere

Postby Keith » Thu Oct 19, 2023 4:14 pm

We’ve been allocated refs Neil Hair for the Sutton match on Saturday and Paul Howard for Tranmere next Tuesday.

We haven’t seen NH for the last two seasons, as the last time he was in charge was when we lost 2-1 at Salford in November 2020. He issued 111 yellows and 6 reds last season in 28 matches (3.96 and 0.21) and so far this season 22 yellows and no reds in 5 matches (4.40).

PH was in charge last season when we drew 1-1 at Cambridge and the previous season when we beat Crewe 1-3. He gave out 58 yellows and 3 reds in 24 matches last season (2.42 and 0.13) and this season has given 30 yellows and 1 red in 8 matches (3.75 and 0.13)
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Re: Ref Watch: Sutton & Tranmere

Postby Keith » Thu Oct 26, 2023 4:54 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Ed Duckworth for the Wimbledon match on Saturday and Ben Speedie for Barrow next Tuesday.

ED has just moved up after one season in the National League so we haven’t seen him before. He gave out 61 yellows and 4 reds in 18 matches last season (3.39 and 0.22) and 57 yellows and 1 reds in 11 matches so far this season (5.18 and 0.09).

BS was in charge last season when we drew 1-1 at Oxford. He issued 139 yellows and 6 reds in 36 matches last season (3.86 and 0.17) and so far this season 27 yellows and 3 reds in 8 matches (3.37 and 0.37).
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Re: Ref Watch: Wimbledon & Barrow

Postby Keith » Thu Nov 02, 2023 10:42 am

We’ve been allocated ref Martin Coy for the Lincoln match on Saturday.

He was in charge and gave out 10 yellows when we beat Walsall 2-1 in the first league match this season. So far he’s issued 48 yellows and 3 reds in 11 matches (4.36 and 0.27).

Last season he was in charge when we lost 2-1 at Lincoln in November and at home when we drew 1-1 with FGR. He issued 47 yellows and 3 reds in 17 matches (2.76 and 0.18).
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Re: Ref Watch: Lincoln

Postby Keith » Thu Nov 02, 2023 10:48 am

Thinking about the current ref thread, perhaps we should start rating them? Rate out of ten and a small comment?

Ben Speedie: Barrow. 6/10
Bottled three big decisions. Mellon pulled backwards in the penalty area, Senior should have been sent off & somehow, last man Mellon was fouled, yet Barrow free-kick? Generally, most 50:50 decisions went Barrow's way.
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Re: Ref Watch: Lincoln

Postby fulwoodshrimp » Thu Nov 02, 2023 3:35 pm

I think referee Ben Speedie was very poor. He bottled the big decisions 2/10 in my mind.
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Re: Ref Watch: Lincoln

Postby glagys » Fri Nov 03, 2023 5:54 am

We’ve been allocated ref Martin Coy for the Lincoln match on Saturday.


Was it him that gave Love a yellow for picking up the wrong ball at a throw-in ?
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Re: Ref Watch: Lincoln

Postby thedoc » Fri Nov 03, 2023 8:09 am

Speedie: -10/10 for me followed by deportation to Siberia.
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Re: Ref Watch: Lincoln

Postby thedoc » Fri Nov 03, 2023 8:12 am

glagys wrote: Was it him that gave Love a yellow for picking up the wrong ball at a throw-in ?


Yes it was.
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Re: Ref Watch: Sutton & Tranmere

Postby John L » Thu Nov 09, 2023 7:21 pm

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Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated ref Ed Duckworth for the Wimbledon match on Saturday and Ben Speedie for Barrow next Tuesday.

ED has just moved up after one season in the National League so we haven’t seen him before. He gave out 61 yellows and 4 reds in 18 matches last season (3.39 and 0.22) and 57 yellows and 1 reds in 11 matches so far this season (5.18 and 0.09).


He's changed a bit since I last saw him! :lol:
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Re: Ref Watch: Lincoln

Postby Keith » Thu Nov 09, 2023 10:45 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Alan Young for the Grimsby match on Saturday and Martin Woods for the Blackpool trophy match on Tuesday.

AY in charge last season when we drew 1-1 at Wycombe and the previous season when we lost 2-0 at Plymouth. Last season he issued 133 yellows and 8 reds in 31 matches (4.29 and 0.26). This season he’s issued 56 yellows and 2 reds in 9 matches (6.22 and 0.22) including the infamous Stevenage v Wigan match last month with 13 yellows and 2 reds!!

MW was in charge last season when we drew 0-0 at home with Hartlepool in the PJT and when we beat Cheltenham 2-1. He issued 99 yellows and 5 reds last season in 27 matches (3.67 and 0.19) and so far this season 42 yellows and 2 reds in 12 matches (3.50 and 0.17).
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Re: Ref Watch: Grimsby & Blackpool

Postby Keith » Thu Nov 23, 2023 7:10 pm

We’ve been allocated Ben Atkinson for the Wrexham match on Saturday and Ross Joyce for Newport on Tuesday.

It’s BA’s first season in the EFL after only 7 matches in the NL! Last season he issued 36 yellows and 1 red in the 7 matches (5.14 and 0.14). This season he’s issued 69 yellows and 5 reds in 14 matches (4.93 and 0.36).

RJ was in charge and sent Rawson off when we lost 2-0 at Harrogate in August. Last season he issued 118 yellows and 6 reds in 30 matches (3.93 and 0.20) and this season 67 yellows and 6 reds in 15 matches (4.47 and 0.40).
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Re: Ref Watch: Grimsby & Blackpool

Postby Gone_Shrimping » Thu Nov 23, 2023 7:20 pm

Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated Ben Atkinson for the Wrexham match on Saturday and Ross Joyce for Newport on Tuesday.

It’s BA’s first season in the EFL after only 7 matches in the NL! Last season he issued 36 yellows and 1 red in the 7 matches (5.14 and 0.14). This season he’s issued 69 yellows and 5 reds in 14 matches (4.93 and 0.36).

RJ was in charge and sent Rawson off when we lost 2-0 at Harrogate in August. Last season he issued 118 yellows and 6 reds in 30 matches (3.93 and 0.20) and this season 67 yellows and 6 reds in 15 matches (4.47 and 0.40).



I went to Harrogate in August and he was shocking !
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Re: Ref Watch: Grimsby & Blackpool

Postby Keith » Thu Nov 23, 2023 8:23 pm

Gone_Shrimping wrote:I went to Harrogate in August and he was shocking !


Rawson's sending off was a disgrace. Free-kick should have been ours, and then they add insult to insult, by scoring from the free-kick. Let's hope things 'balance out', as we keep being told that they do, and he gives us a key, dodgy decision!
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Re: Ref Watch: Wrexham & Newport

Postby fulwoodshrimp » Fri Nov 24, 2023 7:57 am

After his performance at Harrogate it doesn't bode well for the Wrexham game tomorrow. I hope I'm wrong but I suspect Hollywood in Wales will get all the 50-50 decisions from a poor referee. How does a referee get promoted after a handful of games refereeing in the National League? Surely there are more experienced referees in NL who spend years waiting for promotion ? I often wonder how the promotion ladder works for referees as some diabolical refs seem to easily get onto the League list when they appear to have no talent or ability.
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Re: Ref Watch: Wrexham & Newport

Postby John L » Sat Nov 25, 2023 7:44 am

fulwoodshrimp wrote:After his performance at Harrogate it doesn't bode well for the Wrexham game tomorrow. I hope I'm wrong but I suspect Hollywood in Wales will get all the 50-50 decisions from a poor referee. How does a referee get promoted after a handful of games refereeing in the National League? Surely there are more experienced referees in NL who spend years waiting for promotion ? I often wonder how the promotion ladder works for referees as some diabolical refs seem to easily get onto the League list when they appear to have no talent or ability.


It's the Newport game he's at. ;)
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Re: Ref Watch: Grimsby & Blackpool

Postby Keith » Sat Dec 02, 2023 10:03 am

Gone_Shrimping wrote:
Keith wrote:...and Ross Joyce for Newport on Tuesday.

RJ was in charge and sent Rawson off when we lost 2-0 at Harrogate in August. Last season he issued 118 yellows and 6 reds in 30 matches (3.93 and 0.20) and this season 67 yellows and 6 reds in 15 matches (4.47 and 0.40).


I went to Harrogate in August and he was shocking !


That's two dreadful performances by Joyce. There are some incompetent refs, but they are fair, making errors in both directions. Joyce's decisions don't 'balance out'. I hope we don't see him again for a very long time. :evil: :evil: :evil:
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Re: Ref Watch: Wrexham & Newport

Postby Keith » Sat Dec 02, 2023 10:04 am

We’ve been allocated Peter Wright for the FA Cup match at Wycombe.

We had him in charge last season when we beat Rotherham in the EFL Cup 0-1 and when we drew against Exeter at home 1-1. Last season he issued 75 yellows and 3 reds in 23 matches (3.26 and 0.13) and so far this season 59 yellows and 2 reds in 16 matches (3.69 and 0.13).
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