RateTheRef

Just to clarify, it was the thread title I was referring to. Thanks to Ben for sorting it out.

The remaining participants are:
carrowman
mbj44
Badger

For this round of the Cup the scoring will be as followed:
Completely Correct predcition of a referee/AR/VAR for a role and game = 3 points
Correct prediciton of a referee/AR/VAR to a role in the quarter finals but on the wrong match = 1 point. I.e. you predict Craig Pawson as referee for Man City vs Liverpool but he actually referees Chelsea vs Port Vale

PAR Cup Quarter Finals

Please complete predictions for the all 4 FA Cup quarter finals below:

Manchester City vs Liverpool - 4th April
Ref:
AR:
AR:
FO:
VAR:
AVAR:

Chelsea vs Port Vale - 4th April
Ref:
AR:
AR:
FO:
VAR:
AVAR:

Southampton vs Arsenal - 4th April
Ref:
AR:
AR:
FO:
VAR:
AVAR:

West Ham vs Leeds - 5th April
Ref:
AR:
AR:
FO:
VAR:
AVAR:

Of the four matches which one will have the most goals scored (or joint most) excluding extra time and goals scored in a penalty shootout?

Will the total number of yellow cards shown in the four matches be more or less than the total number of goals? Answer "More Cards" or "More Goals"

Which single match will be played in front of the highest attendance?

Tiebreaker
How many goals will be scored across the quarter finals including in extra time but excluding goals in a penalty shootout

Reserve Tiebreaker
How many yellow cards will be issues across the quarter finals

Taylor excellent ahain.got one corner wrong but overall excellent.
On villas possible offside,correct from gillett to stay out.no way could ya conclusively say it hit him although it looked like he did.
Taylor got to be short odds to be in St. James’s park next Sunday. No other option really.
Oliver to be at spurs

Very poor Gudmondsson first yellow was soft and followed a clear shirt pull on him. I agree with all the previous comments about the second yellow. Gudmondsson now suspended for one game, no right of appeal. So should the referee be suspended. Completely inconsistent when it came to not giving the Palace player at least one second yellow. This is now three Leeds latest league games against Man City Sunderland and Crystal Palace when the referees have been very poor. At premiership level some of the officiating has not been good enough.