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General Refereeing => Referee / Match Official Appointments => Cup Appointments => Topic started by: aaa on Fri 11 Oct 2019 19:06
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AFC Fylde (First Team) v Peterborough Sports FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Rhodes, Garreth
Assistant Referee: Hughes, Kenwyn
Assistant Referee: Mason, Scott
Fourth Official: Mcauley, Jason
Barrow AFC (First Team) v Solihull Moors FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Johnson, Joseph
Assistant Referee: Gray, Alex
Assistant Referee: Hawksby, Nicholas
Fourth Official: Elliott, Tom
Bowers & Pitsea FC (First Team) v Chichester City (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Walchester, Callum
Assistant Referee: Gray, Andrew
Assistant Referee: Head, Ryan
Fourth Official: Tovey, Stephen
Bromley FC (First Team) v Aldershot Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Swallow, Elliott
Assistant Referee: Myatt, Christopher
Assistant Referee: Green, Craig
Fourth Official: Dowle, Kirsty
Carshalton Athletic FC (First Team) v Dagenham & Redbridge FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Brook, Carl
Assistant Referee: Fagg, Jack
Assistant Referee: Dunn, Nick
Fourth Official: Zachwieja, Piotr
Chesterfield FC (First Team) v Wrexham FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Gibbons, Peter
Assistant Referee: Forder, Jack
Assistant Referee: Nelson, Alistair
Fourth Official: Robertson, Duncan
Chorley FC (First Team) v Spennymoor Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Jackson, Aaron
Assistant Referee: Genders, Andrew
Assistant Referee: Robinson, Daniel
Fourth Official: Brown, Simon
Dartford FC (First Team) v Kingstonian FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Bishop, Tom
Assistant Referee: Gray, Joseph
Assistant Referee: Emery, Alexander
Fourth Official: Kikulwe, Kennedy
Ebbsfleet United FC (First Team) v Woking FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Reeves, Tom
Assistant Referee: Bandara, Damith
Assistant Referee: Simpson, Craig
Fourth Official: Simpson, James
Gateshead FC (First Team) v Colne FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Locker, Daniel
Assistant Referee: Lawson, Steven
Assistant Referee: Waters, Jamie
Fourth Official: Mollov, Vladimir
FC Halifax Town (First Team) v Harrogate Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Miller, Andrew
Assistant Referee: Heward, Elliott
Assistant Referee: Sowerby, Matthew
Fourth Official: Goodwin, Joseph
Haringey Borough FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Parsons, Gary
Assistant Referee: Begley, Michael
Assistant Referee: Jenkins, Sean
Fourth Official: Anastasiou, Andreas
Hartlepool United FC (First Team) v Brackley Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Welch, Rebecca Kitchen, Andrew
Assistant Referee: Fletcher, Terry
Assistant Referee: Joyce, Christopher
Fourth Official: Cottingham, Matthew
Havant & Waterlooville FC (First Team) v Dulwich Hamlet (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Lamport, Daniel
Assistant Referee: White, Brian
Assistant Referee: Smith, Roger
Fourth Official: Pike, Bradley
Hayes & Yeading United FC (First Team) v Poole Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Ajibola, Aji
Assistant Referee: Gelov, Ivan
Assistant Referee: Smith, Stuart
Fourth Official: Hucker, Nic
Hednesford Town FC (First Team) v Boston United FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Wootton, Dale
Assistant Referee: Saward, Ryan
Assistant Referee: Nolan, Oliver
Fourth Official: Abaka-Jacobs, Justice
Maidenhead United FC (First Team) v Wealdstone FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Allison, Samuel (Sam)
Assistant Referee: O'Shea, Declan
Assistant Referee: Bailey, Kieran
Fourth Official: Ablitt, Robert
Maidstone United FC (First Team) v Kings Langley FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Whitton, Robert
Assistant Referee: Grant, Brett
Assistant Referee: Torz-Brown, Lawrence
Fourth Official: Smith, Edward
Nantwich Town FC (First Team) v Kings Lynn Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Watson, Dean
Assistant Referee: Brown, Declan
Assistant Referee: Allsop, Neil
Fourth Official: Parkes, Daniel
Notts County FC (First Team) v Belper Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Woods, Martin
Assistant Referee: Hall, Bradley
Assistant Referee: Billingham, Mark
Fourth Official: Cooke, Ben
Oxford City FC (First Team) v Margate FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Watkins, Richie
Assistant Referee: Woolmer, Joe
Assistant Referee: Chalkley, Mark
Fourth Official: Snuggs, Corey
Potters Bar Town FC (First Team) v Barnet FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Collins, Lee
Assistant Referee: Bennett, Andy
Assistant Referee: Marsh, Michael
Fourth Official: Simpson, Daniel
Royston Town FC (First Team) v Maldon & Tiptree (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Tallis, Scott
Assistant Referee: Hitchcox, Andrew
Assistant Referee: Marin, Jordan
Fourth Official: Markou Nikandrou, Georgios
Southport FC (First Team) v Altrincham FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Bannister, Aaron
Assistant Referee: Ali, Majid
Assistant Referee: Coles, Michael
Fourth Official: Wood, Curtis
Sutton United FC (First Team) v Billericay Town (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Bourne, Declan
Assistant Referee: Cox, Robin
Assistant Referee: Crossley, Jordan
Fourth Official: Hamilton, Scott
Tamworth FC (First Team) v Darlington FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Massey-Ellis, Robert
Assistant Referee: Constable, David
Assistant Referee: Fryer, Martyn
Fourth Official: Davies, Stephen
Torquay United FC (First Team) v Boreham Wood FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Quelch, Adrian
Assistant Referee: Ricketts, Adam
Assistant Referee: Scriven, Craig
Fourth Official: Welsh, James
Welling United FC (First Team) v Eastleigh FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Atkin, Ryan
Assistant Referee: Jerden, Gary
Assistant Referee: Crofts, Joshua
Fourth Official: Simmonds, Andrew
Weymouth FC (First Team) v Dover Athletic FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Yianni, Savvas
Assistant Referee: Ainscow, Joshua
Assistant Referee: Hubbard, Colin
Fourth Official: Gay, Darren
WHITBY TOWN (First Team) v Stourbridge FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Barlow, Michael
Assistant Referee: Brown, Darren
Assistant Referee: Cooper, Paul
Fourth Official: Unwin, Colin
Whyteleafe FC (First Team) v Chippenham Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Hughes, Steven
Assistant Referee: Conn, Peter
Assistant Referee: Mathieson, Alex
Fourth Official: Smith, Joshua
YORK CITY (First Team) v Stockport County FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Middleton, Daniel
Assistant Referee: Ince, Paul
Assistant Referee: Hull, Alan
Fourth Official: Westgate, James
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Rebecca Welch had a WCL game on Thursday night
Gary Parsons has abandoned the Haringey match due to "racism"
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Disgusting behaviour from the Yeovil fans at Haringey. If found guilty the FA should sling them out of the competition without hesitation and ban them for five years at least.
If we can't get to the grass roots of this disgraceful behaviour and the punishments levied appropriately and severe,
there is no chance of dealing with it internationally.
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Disgusting behaviour from the Yeovil fans at Haringey. If found guilty the FA should sling them out of the competition without hesitation and ban them for five years at least.
If we can't get to the grass roots of this disgraceful behaviour and the punishments levied appropriately and severe,
there is no chance of dealing with it internationally.
‘The Yeovil fans’?
More like ‘a Yeovil fan’.
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Disgusting behaviour from the Yeovil fans at Haringey. If found guilty the FA should sling them out of the competition without hesitation and ban them for five years at least.
If we can't get to the grass roots of this disgraceful behaviour and the punishments levied appropriately and severe,
there is no chance of dealing with it internationally.
‘The Yeovil fans’?
More like ‘a Yeovil fan’.
How do you know it’s only 1 fan?
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Disgusting behaviour from the Yeovil fans at Haringey. If found guilty the FA should sling them out of the competition without hesitation and ban them for five years at least.
If we can't get to the grass roots of this disgraceful behaviour and the punishments levied appropriately and severe,
there is no chance of dealing with it internationally.
‘The Yeovil fans’?
More like ‘a Yeovil fan’.
How do you know it’s only 1 fan?
I don't, but I bet it's closer than 'The Yeovil fans', which is a sweeping generalisation.
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Perhaps we could settle on "some of the Yeovil fans" and stop the pedantry.
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Having had the unfortunate pleasure of dealing with Yeovil fans in the past, I think the correspondent was probably right. Not all of them of course, but my guess would be a dozen or more
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Perhaps we could settle on "some of the Yeovil fans" and stop the pedantry.
Pedantry maybe, but throwaway comments like that can give a whole fanbase an undeserved bad reputation.
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Perhaps we could settle on "some of the Yeovil fans" and stop the pedantry.
Pedantry maybe, but throwaway comments like that can give a whole fanbase an undeserved bad reputation.
After thinking about my post and the reports I've read:
1) If it was one person I think they would have been identified and "asked" to leave the ground, if not arrested.
2) The fact that the Yeovil players and management were so quick to endorse their opponents actions suggest to me that it wasn't one or two, but indeed a few, causing an issue and they are fed up with it. That is not to poo poo Yeovil's actions in supporting the home side but if it had been a "one off" (a "one off" to many" of course) they may have been a bit more shocked
3) The FA Cup does bring out the idiots, one thinks of the trouble Boreham Wood have had in the past with their "supporters" in the FA Cup 1st round over the years (a team that gets a couple of hundred but over a thousand for their big games), although not with racist intent that has been reported this time, so I would usually give the benefit of doubt to a supporter base as a whole. However this was an away game, and they have been known to be trouble at home, again not all but a sizeable number, so I have no sympathies with them.
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Replays
Mon 21st Oct 2019
Stourbridge FC (First Team) v WHITBY TOWN (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Kenny, Jon
Assistant Referee: Jackson, Matthew
Assistant Referee: Lehane, Jacob
Fourth Official: Durnall, Steve
Tue 22nd Oct 2019
Barnet FC (First Team) v Potters Bar Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Wood, Lloyd
Assistant Referee: Begley, Michael
Assistant Referee: Evans, Robert
Fourth Official: Danaher, Tom
Billericay Town (First Team) v Sutton United FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Brook, Carl
Assistant Referee: Head, Ryan
Assistant Referee: Hutton, David
Fourth Official: Stratton, Paul
Eastleigh FC (First Team) v Welling United FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Collins, Lee Russell, Matthew
Assistant Referee: Ainscow, Joshua
Assistant Referee: O'Shea, Declan
Fourth Official: Ablitt, Robert
Poole Town FC (First Team) v Hayes & Yeading United FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Lamport, Daniel
Assistant Referee: Blair, Harrison
Assistant Referee: Connor, Andrew
Fourth Official: Dunn, Gareth
Wealdstone FC (First Team) v Maidenhead United FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Howard, Paul
Assistant Referee: Gilroy, Hugh
Assistant Referee: Jerden, Gary
Fourth Official: Fyfield, Neil
Woking FC (First Team) v Ebbsfleet United FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Quelch, Adrian
Assistant Referee: Elson, Shelby
Assistant Referee: Higgs, Alastair
Fourth Official: Benn, Lisa
Wrexham FC (First Team) v Chesterfield FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Hull, Joe
Assistant Referee: Reeves, Mark
Assistant Referee: Maskrey, Jonathan
Fourth Official: Morland, Stuart
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FA have said abandoned cup game to be replayed.What a disgrace Yeovil should be kicked out and all monies won returned to pot. How are we going to rid this game of racism with decisions like this.
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FA have said abandoned cup game to be replayed.What a disgrace Yeovil should be kicked out and all monies won returned to pot. How are we going to rid this game of racism with decisions like this.
Why should a team be thrown out of a competition because of 6 idiots? (I have read another forum with someone who was at the fixture)
We rid the game by going through due process and the courts whether that be spectator or player.
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FA have said abandoned cup game to be replayed.What a disgrace Yeovil should be kicked out and all monies won returned to pot. How are we going to rid this game of racism with decisions like this.
Why should a team be thrown out of a competition because of 6 idiots? (I have read another forum with someone who was at the fixture)
We rid the game by going through due process and the courts whether that be spectator or player.
And what happens when they do it again?? Obviously nobody knows if they will, but we have to set a precedent. If people and clubs know what the ultimate sanction will be it might make some people think twice.
Deterrent. Punishment. Learning.
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Absolutely agree. Deal with those responsible through the courts. If found guilty they automatically get a Football banning order so unlikely to see or hear from them again. It is not the fault of the Yeovil players or the club itself. They cannot be faulted for what occurred and must be praised for their action. Throwing a team out of a competition because of 2 (that's how many have been arrested so far) idiots is not fair on the 200 or so other Yeovil fans, players and the club itself. If the racial actions had come from a player I would whole heartedly agree with you and would expect that Yeovil would have forfeited the tie.
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And what happens when they do it again?? Obviously nobody knows if they will, but we have to set a precedent. If people and clubs know what the ultimate sanction will be it might make some people think twice.
Deterrent. Punishment. Learning.
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So a group of X teams "fans" go to their arch rivals, Y Team, and cause mischief to get them thrown out of the cup then?
As I stated above there is a team who gets 5 times their usual attendance on FA Cup days, how can a club vet these people coming through the doors? The once a year fans won't care of the consequences for the club.
It would appear from reading another forum it was the Yeovil fans who identified the persons later arrested. Security personnel on the day asked them to leave and they wouldn't, police are overstretched anyway let alone with a huge march in London that day, so they obviously were not present. I'm not sure what else Yeovil could do except support their opponents in the way they did
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I'd be careful in all "race" issues that we dont rush to condemn too soon. All we have so far here is that two alleged culprits have been awoken early in the Yeovil area with a knock on the door, but the citing of "racist abuse or language" seems to be following the route of other abuse, namely believe those that allege it?
If every allegation is believed simply because it has been made, are we getting into areas far deeper than suggesting guilt, but it being proven without any grip on the handbrake at all? There are other nationwide enquiries into other matters that have been found wanting by following similar strategies.
Someone saying something to a third party always has doubt, especially if there are just the two people involved, and we'd all be better if we just sat back a little from condemning before we actually " know", and even then, without corroboration, you'd at best be making judgement from often not much, ( What's the likelihood *Joe Sparrow shouted xyz to Mr.....).
There's a second point to be made too. I have to say that things can be misheard, misconstrued or indeed made up for an advantage. The football authorities will have such a difficult time with all of this that it is far far more difficult to balance than just using a "throw 'em out, and string 'em up"
I am not a bearded sandal wearing liberal, as JCFC will attest, ( though i do sing-a-long to Steeleye Span), but I do like evidence before condemnation.
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Tue 29th Oct 2019
Haringey Borough FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
FA Cup
Referee: Mather, Simon
Assistant Referee: Myatt, Christopher
Assistant Referee: Head, Ryan
Fourth Official: Bishop, Tom
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Simon Mather is a pretty safe pair of hands I would say.
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Simon Mather is a pretty safe pair of hands I would say.
But is he any good with crowd control? :P