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[Shrimp in a Kilt]

Quote[/b] (Cornish Shrimpers @ Dec. 20 2006,16:49)]Perhaps the estimated 6,500 blues fans can blow whatever fog/mist/pea soup/murkmizzle away by singing their hearts out !

Fond memories of watching the Blues losing at home on a cold Friday night, and the North Bank singing "Come on, fo-og, Come on, fo-og!" as a few tendrils of mist crept over the stands.

Needless to say it didn't, and we lost.

 

[Bluesmanager]

Quote[/b] (Cornish Shrimpers @ Dec. 20 2006,16:32)]Sun just setting over the Atlantic as Cornwall waves goodbye to another day of glorious sunshine.

Now what dodgy web channel shall i watch the match on ?

BTW, the match must go ahead as long as the ref can see both goals from the center circle and the linos can see the other side of the pitch from their line.

COME ON YOU BLUES !

They could see the goals fine, but the linos were blind from their lines - As were the fans.

 

[GavieB]

I told you it was a pack of lies from the BBC!

 

[Mick]

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Quote[/b] (Cornish Shrimpers @ Dec. 20 2006,16:32)]BTW, the match must go ahead as long as the ref can see both goals from the center circle and the linos can see the other side of the pitch from their line.

That is not the criteria for sanctioning play .... as anyone at Anfield last night will be aware.

What is the official stance Mick?

The referee will take everything into account including the incidental issues. The criteria described might be fine for the local park, where, if in doubt, you can give it a go and if it doesn't work out abandon it.

Matches with 40,000 plus fans bring different issues and the referee will be guided by the police, safety officer, etc and would only start a match if he thought he had a decent chance of finishing it.

The lino being able to see the full width of the pitch didn't do us much good last night.