Get Involved Referee! The Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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Welcome to this week's episode of Get Involved Referee with Steve Conroy! The former Scottish top-flight referee shares his thoughts on the controversial weekend of VAR decisions in the Scottish Premiership, calling out the SFA's head of referees for not addressing the bad decisions made during the games.

Conroy highlights the need for accountability in interpreting VAR technology, especially with the shocking mistakes made during Dundee United and Kilmarnock's matches.

Conroy also discusses his call for action on simulation in the game, accusing Rangers star Todd Cantwell and St Mirren striker Curtis Main of cheating. He proposes two-match bans for both players and stresses the importance of players and teams taking responsibility for their actions. Join us as we explore the current state of Scottish football refereeing and the need for transparency in the game. Tune in to Get Involved Referee now!

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Welcome to the latest episode of Get Involved Referee! In this episode, we delve into the world of Scottish football, examining the ins and outs of the SPFL and discussing some of the most contentious refereeing decisions.

We start by taking a deep dive into the time between a foul taking place and the game continuing before the VAR check. What actually happens during this time, and why is it so important for the referees to get it right?

We turn our attention to a couple of specific incidents that have caused controversy. Should St Mirren have received a penalty in their match against Celtic? And why did Rangers receive a penalty in their clash with Kilmarnock? We take a close look at both incidents, examining the evidence and debating whether the referees made the right call.

But it's not all about specific incidents – we also take some time to discuss the wider issues affecting Scottish football today. One of the key topics we cover is IFAB's decision not to protect the safety and well-being of football players. What does this mean for the players themselves, and what can be done to ensure that the game is as safe as possible for everyone involved?

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In this episode, we look closely at Nick Walsh's impressive performance during the League Cup final and why the Scottish Football Association should invest in him for future games.

Furthermore, the episode explores the possibility of making referees full-time professionals and the benefits it could bring to the game. Lastly, the team delves into the controversial red card decision during the Perth game, analysing the call and its potential impact on the match. Join us for an in-depth discussion on the art of refereeing and its impact.

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In this episode, Lindsay Herron and ex-grade one official are joined by ex-Rangers player Mark Hateley and ex-Liverpool and Rangers player Gregory Vignal.

The main focus of the episode is the upcoming League Cup final between Celtic and Rangers, and the group discusses their predictions for the match.

The impact of VAR on the game is also a topic of conversation, and Gregory shares his insight on the changes made to training the younger generation to adapt to the technology. Mark also opens up about his experiences with red cards in Old Firm games, providing an interesting perspective on the intense rivalry between the two teams.

Overall, "The Get Involved Referee Podcast" provides a unique and informative look into the world of Scottish football, and this episode in particular, offers valuable insights and opinions on the upcoming League Cup final and the role of VAR in modern football.

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Welcome to this week's episode of the "Get Involved Referee Podcast". In this episode, former Celtic player Simon Donnelly joins hosts Lindsay Herron and ex-grade one official Des Roache to discuss the highly anticipated league cup final between Celtic and Rangers.

The trio not only delves into the pressures that referees face when officiating such a high-profile match but also highlights the crucial role that a referee's attitude plays in shaping the outcome of a match. The discussion touches on the impact of critical past decisions made by referees on game results and emphasises the importance of consistent, fair, and unbiased officiating. The conversation also includes the pressure that referees face in making game-changing decisions such as penalty calls or red cards and how these decisions can impact a team's overall performance. Additionally, the podcast explores the topic of VAR and how it influences the game. Overall, this episode highlights the significance of referee performance and their vital role in shaping high-stakes matches' outcomes.

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Welcome to episode 25 of "Get Involved Referee", where we dive into the world of video assistant referees and the impact they have.

In this episode, we'll discuss the latest in the ongoing VAR saga and how it's affecting the outcome of games.

First up, we'll chat about the crazy game at Ibrox on Sunday and should there have been any penalties.

Next, we'll be taking a closer look at the recent events in the English Premier League, where Arsenal could lose their chance at the title due to a VAR blunder.

We'll be looking at the red card given to St Mirren in a recent match. Was the decision a bit harsh? Or was it a justified call based on the rules of the game?

Finally, we chat about Howard Webb, who showed great character and leadership by admitting that the VAR officials got it wrong.

So, join us for this week's episode of "Get Involved Referee", where we explore the controversial calls of football and the role of video technology in the game.

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Willie Collum made three massive mistakes last weekend, and we discuss why the SFA still rate him as their top official.

Don Robertson and his team showed everyone how VAR should be used when he took charge in Dundee, and we delved into the listener's questions.

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