kettle watch

monkey hanger

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thought our favourite ref. trevor kettle had retired at the end of last season. see he,s got the crawley v stevenage game today. we may see him again.
 
Not just Stanley. I went to Torquay last Saturday and that ref had a shocker. He made Trevor kettle look like Pierluigi Collina.
 
Not just Stanley. I went to Torquay last Saturday and that ref had a shocker. He made Trevor kettle look like Pierluigi Collina.

thats why we,re despirate for refs. the ones below football league are usually fast tracked kids who have no feeling for the game or understanding of man management. they know the laws of the game backwards but only see in black or white. sweet fa to be blamed again.
 
seems like Trevor hasn't many fans
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Saturday, 17. September 2016, 10:52
Not too keen on Bolton's appointee.
I think there is always a degree of trepidation and fear amongst the teams awaiting the fate of having Mr T Kettle appointed to them...

It's also the paying customer who I feel sorry for....

Apart from getting both sending offs wrong Mr Kettle had a fine game NOT !!!!!!!!! :sarcasm: :red:

see he's at Bristol Rovers v Port Vale today
 
seems to look to be controvertial and being the centre of attention. not popular at donny rovers either. he,s used to compare bad refs with, better or worse than kettle. must have had a more popular sibling as a kid.
 
According to the official list he's got Bolton v Grimsby (not Stockport). He caused a right row with two sendings off when Bolton played Walsall a few weeks back.

sorry for giving a wrong info. but i got this from my lad. probebly hoping i,d join him at edgeley park on saturday. he,s probebly still hanging around to deflect criticism away from his fellow refs. there,s a kettle watch on another site as well.
 
Robert Whitton joined the Kettle Club today, blowing the final whistle just as a Whitehawk player kicked a 30-yarder into the net. Whitehawk's keeper then got sent off for complaining. Fortunately for us, he's not let loose on League matches very often.
 
In fairness to this ref, he blew with the ball in the air prior to it even being kicked.
I doubt in his wildest dreams he could not have envisaged it was a goal scoring opportunity.
I'd also say that whilst the goalie dived he initially looked like he'd stopped when the whistle blew.

If he'd allowed it there would have been protests from the other side.
 
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