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I'm sure a quick email to the office (usually Claire.Summers-Evans@cornwallfa.com) would get you the answer you need.

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Got overturned on appeal though I believe.

The age? As I am sure @Steve Carpenter can confirm the facility will happen, but finding a space big enough for what is needed isn’t easy. Speaking with some of the staff at recent events, it’s something they really want as well so they aren’t the ones slowing it down.

Depends on how long it is taking for the ball to come back on I suppose, if the home team were under the cosh then either a new ball would probably take a while and can be added on, as well as if a goalkeeper is taking a long time to retrieve the ball from behind.

Tregye isn't the best for the balls going behind the goals though so that probably added to the amount of time added on. Looks like the referee was consistent with that from the timings of both halves so can't really complain on that as most always moaning about consistency.

Just seen this from Trevose Golf Club, since October we have had 1000mm!

Having a local referee in is only to convey situation/video call match referee who is still the one who makes the final decision. The Helston game was also inspected by an official of the level above what was needed for the game.

Yes and a referee did make a call on this one.

Stand will be done by 28th I heard. I thought the players were silly not to heed the warnings. The referee stayed consistent.

Hopefully learnt how to behave too after his red card today! To have a pop at the ref who then approached him with a yellow in hand to then just continue was absolutely stupid.

Wonder if that information has been shared with CCFA? Perhaps two clubs will agree to reversing it?

Exactly that. I am sure @Steve Carpenter will explain further.

I’d disagree on that one. Hands were by side. First one, referee relying more on AR for info I’d say.

@St Darren which other decisions did the referee get incorrect? The pen shout just before half-time isn't a pen for me, arms seem by their side rather than out.