u/Alarming-Safety3200

just shut up and watch the game

how often is it that you will stand on guard, and is it every role?

TIA

absolutely awful, the BBC commentators even called him out for being extremely poor; that was a grassroots performance if i've ever seen it

multiple fouls he called for which weren't fouls, and the fouls he didn't call were so blatant; he lost control of the game

its an absolute wonder how he didn't see that penalty when he was right next to it??

fuck me if this is the elite level of refereeing in Uzbekistan

do you deal with revenge fouls as if it were a regular foul or more serious?

i know its crazy but i've always been interested in law and don't think aircraft engineering is the path I want.

anyway i got 8-9s at all essay based subjects at GCSE, including history, literature, language and french. i got a 5 in RE

168 UCAS POINTS

i hate to be an unc about this but i saw a post earlier here, someone said a tree fell at their school, they also used an abbreviation for their school.

i was nosy, went on tiktok and found the school within 20 seconds of opening the app. from just that, i knew the school and year the person was in.

i wont do anything because i have no intentions and just cant be arsed, but maybe it will reach the wrong person in the future and they can find out everything about you.

just be careful guys please

i've watched Wimbledon for a few years, realised the men and women in the blue uniform and was wondering if its a selection process, or just seniors who get the opportunity to go?

i'm from England and support Arsenal, so by default I couldn't officiate England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.

however, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Brazil, Spain, Belgium, France and Ecuador all have Arsenal players who start in the first team.

would there be restrictions on this?