Archives: Officiating

How Should Confederations Deal With Suspect Officiating?

Posted on March 9, 2013 by Daniel Feuerstein

After the interesting and exciting week of Champions League football in both UEFA & CONCACAF, there are those that are still asking questions about referee decisions, and of course demanding repercussions for those actions against certain sides that fell victim … Continue reading →

Posted in MLS Talk, Officiating | 2 Comments

A Deeper Look At Anno’s Call On Tim Cahill’s Goal

Posted on August 23, 2012 by Daniel Feuerstein

Whenever we write our reports on a league or a National Team match, the number one thing we don’t want to make any mention of is the performance of the referee. Yet no matter how much we try not to … Continue reading →

Posted in MLS Talk, New York Red Bulls, Officiating, Portland Timbers | 4 Comments

Where Is The Referee Improvement In MLS?

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Earl Reed

3 Red Cards. A fight. A penalty retaken. These things, when combined, might be seen in one full weekend of action in any other soccer league in the world. Yet it all happened in a single night of Major League Soccer action. … Continue reading →

Posted in DC United, MLS Talk, Officiating, Philadelphia Union, Uncategorized | 15 Comments