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Post by mcscooby on Feb 17, 2010 11:38:19 GMT
www.footballreferee.org/contact.phpI've just had a shitty email from linda@footballreferee.org.uk: "If you had looked at the website, you need to direct your complaint to the PGMOL and not RA Head Office, we are a members organisation and represent Grass Roots Referees." I can't find the right address to complain to!
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Post by sheikh al dubai bin stokie on Feb 17, 2010 11:42:53 GMT
email her back
ask her what she is wearing...
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Post by LeagueCupBaby on Feb 17, 2010 11:45:14 GMT
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Post by santy on Feb 17, 2010 11:45:19 GMT
Just e-mail her back, saying they're obviously doing something wrong at grass roots levels for Wiley to get to the top. First of all, tell them 10 pies are not mandatory meal-size. Then, that 20/20 vision is also required. Referees shouldn't be trying to make decisions using the force.
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Post by stokie25 on Feb 17, 2010 11:47:44 GMT
what a very interesting link  I have a couple of burning questions for Mr Wiley myself |
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Post by tazi on Feb 17, 2010 11:48:22 GMT
email her back ask her what she is wearing... and whilst you're at it ask if the dirty bitch swallows.......  |
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Post by Dr Oetcake on Feb 17, 2010 12:01:40 GMT
are grass roots referees allowed to officiate at matches played on artificial turf????
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Post by mcscooby on Feb 17, 2010 12:15:02 GMT
;D Nice!
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Post by Ron Jeremy on Feb 17, 2010 12:20:42 GMT
I bet it was Alan Cunt Wiley who sent you that back, he's sick of the abuse already
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Post by elystokie on Feb 17, 2010 12:27:28 GMT
Interesting link indeed!  From page 4 of the questions, part of fatcunts' answer contains the following little gem - "3) Ensure that you are physically fit to referee football and improve your fitness as much as possible." You gotta laugh ;D |
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Post by Baggs on Feb 17, 2010 13:06:52 GMT
Apparently there is an "A Wiley" in the phone book in Burntwood, Staffs...
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Post by y_oh_y_delilah on Feb 17, 2010 13:12:48 GMT
You might just find yourself in a whole load of trouble if you're not careful.
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Post by Baggs on Feb 17, 2010 13:13:53 GMT
OK have removed link, but if someone as stupid as me can put 2 + 2 together using publicly available information, the rest of the world should have no problems
edit: perhaps you would be so kind as to remove the link from your quote as well?
Just to emphasise, it was tongue in cheek of course, I would be amazed if a Premier League ref was in the phonebook
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Post by y_oh_y_delilah on Feb 17, 2010 13:16:41 GMT
OK have removed link, but if someone as stupid as me can put 2 + 2 together using publicly available information, the rest of the world should have no problems edit: perhaps you would be so kind as to remove the link from your quote as well? Done, mate. |
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Post by Baggs on Feb 17, 2010 13:21:11 GMT
cheers
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Post by stokesyboy01 on Feb 17, 2010 13:33:52 GMT
As an ex referee i can tell you that they will not do anything, they think they are right all the time and are accountable to no one.
The Premier League referees are a law on their own and i know factual they collate information about teams and use it against them, IE: Rorys long throw is hated within referees at the top so make your own mind up, cheat corupt comes to mind
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Post by stokesyboy01 on Feb 17, 2010 13:36:05 GMT
www.footballreferee.org/contact.phpI've just had a shitty email from linda@footballreferee.org.uk: "If you had looked at the website, you need to direct your complaint to the PGMOL and not RA Head Office, we are a members organisation and represent Grass Roots Referees." I can't find the right address to complain to! She has misinformed you, The Referee's Association represents all referees who are members, so, and most Premier Referee's are members, she is telling porkies |
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Post by tazi on Feb 17, 2010 13:41:21 GMT
www.footballreferee.org/contact.phpI've just had a shitty email from linda@footballreferee.org.uk: "If you had looked at the website, you need to direct your complaint to the PGMOL and not RA Head Office, we are a members organisation and represent Grass Roots Referees." I can't find the right address to complain to! She has misinformed you, The Referee's Association represents all referees who are members, so, and most Premier Referee's are members, she is telling porkies Appear not to know their arses from their elbows, just who does run the fuckin joint?. |
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Post by LeagueCupBaby on Feb 17, 2010 14:08:01 GMT
mailto:PGMOLGM@TheFA.com
I have tried to email this but to no avail this is the premier league referee's email address at the FA
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Post by stokesyboy01 on Feb 17, 2010 14:15:54 GMT
mailto:PGMOLGM@TheFA.com I have tried to email this but to no avail this is the premier league referee's email address at the FA They will reply, provided it is a sensible and not abusive e-mail |
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Post by LeagueCupBaby on Feb 17, 2010 14:19:39 GMT
mailto:PGMOLGM@TheFA.com I have tried to email this but to no avail this is the premier league referee's email address at the FA They will reply, provided it is a sensible and not abusive e-mail Its not abusive but constructive criticism, all i get back is that I'm not on their email listing  |
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Post by LeagueCupBaby on Feb 17, 2010 14:21:05 GMT
PGMOLGM@TheFA.com
This is what I sent
Dear Sir/Madam
Having being a Stoke City Supporter for most of my life I feel that I have to complain about the inconsistency of referees. If clubs are find for unruly supporters then i think it only fair that referees who have very poor games also get some sort of punishment. These officials are there to enforce the laws of the beautiful game, yet they can turn an arena from one of jubilation, to one of a hostile one all of which effects not only their own performance but those of the players that are taking part in that game.
I for one was at the game that was being refereed by Mr. Alan Wiley, Stoke City v Manchester City at the Britannia Stadium on Tuesday 16th February. The referee was very inconsistent with an awful lot of his decisions' one of which turned the whole Stadium in to a very hostile environment. Yes i no that these incidents happen in football but for me, this is going to sour the beautiful game. Especially when there is so much money in this league, when your finishing position could get you more money the higher in the league that you end in.
We had a first half incident in which Manchester City's Patrick Vieira having being fouled by Stokes Glen Whelan then kicked his studded foot into Whelan's groin region which again has being repeated by Sky Sports News this happened in front of Mr. Wiley with no action being taken, yet in the beginning of the second half the assistant near to the dugouts reported an incident to the referee regarding a foul that the referee had waved play on to, this then led to the referee Mr. Wiley Sending Stokes Abdoulaye Faye off. This having had the benefit of sky sports news replays seemed pretty harsh as the player had played the ball and minimal shirt pulling of which both players Faye/Adebayor were guilty of.
Second half Stokes Striker Ricardo Fuller was sandwiched between Gareth Barry/Joleon Lescott this happened within Manchester City's penalty area were the striker was tumbled to the ground, so therefore should have been a penalty this was waved away if the referee thought that it was a dive then of course he should of booked Fuller but played on with the game.
Then with five minutes of added time stoke had a throw in near to the corner flag, the throw in came in and was headed in by Ryan Shawcross this was disallowed by Mr. Wiley who was standing quiet near to the incident, the referee claiming an infringement on Manchester City's Shay Given, again being there and also witnessing the goal thought that it should of stood, that also being the correct thought having watched the game again on Sky. I know that TV replays are good for fans and bad for officials, but as a former referee I would of thought if Shawcross had gone down under the challenge from Given then it would of being a penalty kick as the goalkeeper (Given) had actually jump in to Shawcross therefore duping Mr. Wiley into disallowing a perfectly good goal.
Your reply is in some way appreciated,
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Post by monkeymagic on Feb 17, 2010 14:46:15 GMT
email to mriley@pgmol.com
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Post by stokesyboy01 on Feb 17, 2010 14:56:55 GMT
email to mriley@pgmol.com Be very careful what you send, please do not be abusive, it will forward you on |
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Post by monkeymagic on Feb 17, 2010 15:05:48 GMT
Yes agreed - I wasn't abusive - If you are I am sure he will just delete.
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Post by skiptanbroonacari on Feb 17, 2010 15:26:34 GMT
PGMOLGM@TheFA.com This is what I sent Dear Sir/Madam Having being a Stoke City Supporter for most of my life I feel that I have to complain about the inconsistency of referees. If clubs are find for unruly supporters then i think it only fair that referees who have very poor games also get some sort of punishment. These officials are there to enforce the laws of the beautiful game, yet they can turn an arena from one of jubilation, to one of a hostile one all of which effects not only their own performance but those of the players that are taking part in that game. I for one was at the game that was being refereed by Mr. Alan Wiley, Stoke City v Manchester City at the Britannia Stadium on Tuesday 16th February. The referee was very inconsistent with an awful lot of his decisions' one of which turned the whole Stadium in to a very hostile environment. Yes i no that these incidents happen in football but for me, this is going to sour the beautiful game. Especially when there is so much money in this league, when your finishing position could get you more money the higher in the league that you end in. We had a first half incident in which Manchester City's Patrick Vieira having being fouled by Stokes Glen Whelan then kicked his studded foot into Whelan's groin region which again has being repeated by Sky Sports News this happened in front of Mr. Wiley with no action being taken, yet in the beginning of the second half the assistant near to the dugouts reported an incident to the referee regarding a foul that the referee had waved play on to, this then led to the referee Mr. Wiley Sending Stokes Abdoulaye Faye off. This having had the benefit of sky sports news replays seemed pretty harsh as the player had played the ball and minimal shirt pulling of which both players Faye/Adebayor were guilty of. Second half Stokes Striker Ricardo Fuller was sandwiched between Gareth Barry/Joleon Lescott this happened within Manchester City's penalty area were the striker was tumbled to the ground, so therefore should have been a penalty this was waved away if the referee thought that it was a dive then of course he should of booked Fuller but played on with the game. Then with five minutes of added time stoke had a throw in near to the corner flag, the throw in came in and was headed in by Ryan Shawcross this was disallowed by Mr. Wiley who was standing quiet near to the incident, the referee claiming an infringement on Manchester City's Shay Given, again being there and also witnessing the goal thought that it should of stood, that also being the correct thought having watched the game again on Sky. I know that TV replays are good for fans and bad for officials, but as a former referee I would of thought if Shawcross had gone down under the challenge from Given then it would of being a penalty kick as the goalkeeper (Given) had actually jump in to Shawcross therefore duping Mr. Wiley into disallowing a perfectly good goal. Your reply is in some way appreciated, Perhaps they can't make sense of your appalling grammar? |
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Post by mcscooby on Feb 17, 2010 19:30:38 GMT
Still angry!
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