Paul Taylor Referee

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mona

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• Sep 15, 2008

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I think the campaign to give refs more respect is a good thing. The problem is that bad referees are often kept on the list. I first noticed this bloke 17 years ago and I can't remember a single game where he hasn't made a number of very bad decisions.
Sadly Paul Taylor is still a ref and still being conned by cheats like Nathan Jones.

 

Barrel of Fun

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• Sep 15, 2008

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A rather chequered past!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Taylor_(referee)

Seems he was deemed not good enough, but managed to fight his way back in. Certainly not good enough for the darling Premiership, so we are left with the misfits.

 

edna krabappel

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• Sep 15, 2008

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It's all very well the FA giving it the large one about Respect, but if they're too weak to actually enforce it, there's no point whatsoever.

John Terry was sent off at the weekend and- whether you agreed with the decision or not- did he just accept it and walk off? No, he, Lampard and others stood there arguing with the referee. I saw a number of penalty awards at the weekend too, which players contested as much as they've always done. None of these players will be punished.

For Gods sake, Football Association, GET SOME NUTS.

 

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saltash seagull

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• Sep 15, 2008

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i can remember wilkins having a list of things against taylor dating back to when he was a player

 

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Wardy

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• Sep 15, 2008

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edna krabappel said:

It's all very well the FA giving it the large one about Respect, but if they're too weak to actually enforce it, there's no point whatsoever.

John Terry was sent off at the weekend and- whether you agreed with the decision or not- did he just accept it and walk off? No, he, Lampard and others stood there arguing with the referee. I saw a number of penalty awards at the weekend too, which players contested as much as they've always done. None of these players will be punished.

For Gods sake, Football Association, GET SOME NUTS.

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I agree, they need the same ethos that there is in rugby. The captain and the captain only may ASK (not shout at / argue with) the ref for the reasons behind a decision. The ref explains, the game moves on. Anyone else tries to get involved, the ref warns them, it happens again he sin bins them.

Would soon solve the problems. But like you said the FA have no balls and will not introduce it, or even punish people for not following the guidance that they have introduced.

 

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The Auditor

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• Sep 15, 2008

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mona said:

I think the campaign to give refs more respect is a good thing. The problem is that bad referees are often kept on the list. I first noticed this bloke 17 years ago and I can't remember a single game where he hasn't made a number of very bad decisions.
Sadly Paul Taylor is still a ref and still being conned by cheats like Nathan Jones.

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Paul Taylor...Reading away ....sent off Elphick and gave them a homer pen.....

also remember him having a dreadful game at Withdean recently..

 

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Skint Gull

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• Sep 15, 2008

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Barrel of Fun said:

A rather chequered past!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Taylor_(referee)

Seems he was deemed not good enough, but managed to fight his way back in. Certainly not good enough for the darling Premiership, so we are left with the misfits.

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Link didn't work BoF? Hopefully this one does.


That bloke is a right twat and as you say Mona, doesn't help try and bring the the respect camapaign