Referee for Sunday

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Re: Referee for Sunday

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exile in Tiger country wrote:
Sorry Josie, I wasn't nit picking, it was a genuine question. I didn't know if they'd gone back to part time referees. You are far more clued up than most so I thought you may know something.
I didn't mean to cause any offence.
You didn't, I was joking hence the :wink:
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josie andrews wrote: Nah, just always thought he had a look of Cummings :lol:
I misread that initially and though "you naughty woman" :lol:
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Re: Referee for Sunday

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butt monkey wrote:
josie andrews wrote: Nah, just always thought he had a look of Cummings :lol:
I misread that initially and though "you naughty woman" :lol:
Who moi? :lol: :lol:
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Re: Referee for Sunday

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josie andrews wrote:
exile in Tiger country wrote:
Sorry Josie, I wasn't nit picking, it was a genuine question. I didn't know if they'd gone back to part time referees. You are far more clued up than most so I thought you may know something.
I didn't mean to cause any offence.
You didn't, I was joking hence the :wink:
Completely missed the :wink: I'm full of cold and flu remedies in an attempt to be fit for tomorrow's game. If I feel like this I may have to get a note from my mum and miss the game :(
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exile in Tiger country - Heaven forbid.
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Re: Referee for Sunday

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josie andrews wrote:
exile in Tiger country wrote:
josie andrews wrote: Both!

Hicks is the solicitor who looks like Cummings love child :wink:
Surely you mean former solicitor? I thought they were all full time referees now?
I know they are full time, that is just nit picking :wink:

http://www.therfl.co.uk/more/referee/fu ... bert_hicks
I'm not sure they are all full time - I was looking at hose profiles the other week and some have a job and some don't. The ones with jobs listed I think are Hicks and Roby, who apparently is a philosopher. Now if that isn't an occupation that lends itself to officiating matches on behalf of the RFL I don't know what is!
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Re: Referee for Sunday

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Hope you get better Jon & are feeling well enough to make todays game :)
Anyone can support a team when it is winning, that takes no courage.
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
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