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Re: Deadman

by Plymouth Gull » 29 Apr 2013, 12:57

Last season he gave over 200 bookings! Mad.

Re: Deadman

by lucusmc » 29 Apr 2013, 12:45

Wow only two games were he hasn't booked anyone this season. I'm a referee myself and to book someone 34/36 games, must like being (trying) to be centre of attention.

Re: Deadman

by bigleigh » 29 Apr 2013, 09:57

Mr Deadman's record for the season, makes interesting reading.

http://www.soccerbase.com/referees/refe ... ree_id=875

Re: Deadman

by Behind-the-Gulls » 29 Apr 2013, 09:53

'Mr.Deadman cautioned Benyon then,(after first goal),and Rovers striker Matt Harrold later,for hugging fans over the terrace fences,a triumph for the letter of the law over a touch of common sense.'
'Still,the Cambridge official has now booked 127 players in 36 matches this season,so maybe we should have expected it'

David Thomas, WMN,today.

Re: Deadman

by Yellow4life » 29 Apr 2013, 09:41

I can understand why he ran off at the end- he was expecting an invasion which didn't come- except one idiot from the family stand.

He knows this isn't the best of places with his history so it was for his safety. Although it was funny.

Re: Deadman

by Fonda » 29 Apr 2013, 09:28

forevertufc wrote:Wierd thing is at half time I actually thought he had refereed the game quite well, let the game flow wasn't blowing his whistle every 5 seconds like some do.Then half time, did someone put something drink.

He just lost the plot from the moment he gave that penalty and my gord what an awful decision, deadman seem quite vindictive to me, the Torquay players and fans got on his back and his decision maing got more bizzare as the game went on, surely he must have realized what was riding on this game, could have used some common sense and not booked Benyon for celebrating the first goal, and then didn't book him for the same thing on Benners second goal, consistancey, but then did book Harrold for celebrating his goal.

He ran off quickly at the end because he probably felt threatened and expected a pitch invasion as it was the last match, I think thats why he took a hard long look at the popside.
Disagree a bit here Dave. I have no idea why he even spoke to Benyon the second time. The first booking was presumably for leaving the field of play? The second, he clearly made a point of celebrating on (or very near) the pitch. I don't think he went near the fans?

Re: Deadman

by HeavenAndHele » 28 Apr 2013, 23:17

Just seen Late Kick Off, it's actually quite funny seeing him running across the background and hearing the whistle blow! Agree he had a decent first half, maybe he sat down at half time and thought "hang on, I'm Darren Deadman, I've got a reputation to uphold"....

Re: Deadman

by Scott Brehaut » 28 Apr 2013, 23:16

Sky Sports captured him running off before blowing the final whistle:

http://www1.skysports.com/football/live ... 3793/video

Re: Deadman

by Gullscorer » 28 Apr 2013, 22:41

Stuart Attwell's another one; demoted from the Premier League a year or two ago.

But perhaps referees improve with age...? :)

Re: Deadman

by Sunnysideup » 28 Apr 2013, 22:28

AustrianAndyGull wrote:Hi luke and welcome

Deadman, McDermid and Drysdale shoud all be sentenced to death by firing squad with immeadiate effect. Their prolific incompetence is mindblowing and they are truly evil.
And add that gimp from a few weeks ago, the one that was demoted from the Prem Lge whos name escapes me just now :|

Re: Deadman

by PlainmoorRoar » 28 Apr 2013, 22:17

forevertufc wrote:Wierd thing is at half time I actually thought he had refereed the game quite well, let the game flow wasn't blowing his whistle every 5 seconds like some do.Then half time, did someone put something drink.

He just lost the plot from the moment he gave that penalty and my gord what an awful decision, deadman seem quite vindictive to me, the Torquay players and fans got on his back and his decision maing got more bizzare as the game went on, surely he must have realized what was riding on this game, could have used some common sense and not booked Benyon for celebrating the first goal, and then didn't book him for the same thing on Benners second goal, consistancey, but then did book Harrold for celebrating his goal.

He ran off quickly at the end because he probably felt threatened and expected a pitch invasion as it was the last match, I think thats why he took a hard long look at the popside.
Agreed forever was like a switch went and it became every decision to BR for at least 20mins there was a lot anger on the popside, i think he looked at one point and maybe thought he should calm down because he wasnt as bad for the last 25mins

The running off at FT though, what a prat!

Re: Deadman

by Alpine Joe » 28 Apr 2013, 22:13

brucie
and as for running off the pitch before blowing the whistle. I have never actually seen anything like it
Are you suggesting he went AWOL brucie ? ;-)

Re: Deadman

by Dave » 28 Apr 2013, 22:13

Wierd thing is at half time I actually thought he had refereed the game quite well, let the game flow wasn't blowing his whistle every 5 seconds like some do.Then half time, did someone put something drink.

He just lost the plot from the moment he gave that penalty and my gord what an awful decision, deadman seem quite vindictive to me, the Torquay players and fans got on his back and his decision maing got more bizzare as the game went on, surely he must have realized what was riding on this game, could have used some common sense and not booked Benyon for celebrating the first goal, and then didn't book him for the same thing on Benners second goal, consistancey, but then did book Harrold for celebrating his goal.

He ran off quickly at the end because he probably felt threatened and expected a pitch invasion as it was the last match, I think thats why he took a hard long look at the popside.

Re: Deadman

by diamondgirl » 28 Apr 2013, 22:12

Hi Luke you are right. We noticed , yesterday, that he looked up into the Popside crowd after booking players. As for the dash at the final whistle. He was virtually across the white line and through the gates by the time he actually blew the full time whistle. It was quite funny because he, obviously, did mot bother to advise his linesmen that he was going to make a run for it. The linno on the Popside was left to face the music. :clap: Very bizarre behaviour by Deadman.

Re: Deadman

by chunkygull » 28 Apr 2013, 22:10

deadman is such an egotistical, inept, pompous, posturing prat he will probably end up reffing in the premier league.

he's got graham poll mk2 written all over him

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