: Wed Aug 19, 2009 6:08 pm
billybradshawsmum wrote:
Thanks for above support F.L.
The club have to write to R.F.L to get permission for the minutes silence, & when that is agreed then the Ref's boss to be informed & then the ref. When they all agree, they then have to ask the opposing team's officials/coach's to ok it. Its not just a matter of "ok, we will do it" from the club, its like everything, there is certain protocol to adhere to.
Would have been a nice gesture but, as posted, just not a case of doing it.
Sorry but this is a pi$$ poor excuse.
We live in a electronic age where all the above could be done in 1 hr.
Why would the opposing team or coach reject a request for a local hero to be respected.
And all the ref has to do for it is blow a whistle
Red tape, health and safety etc etc it is getting beyond a joke in this country.