You really are a moron.
As if the only two options are that there’s an official clock or the ref just guesses.
I pity you DJ, I really do.
Of course there are only two options here. If he uses a watch that is the official timekeeping device - aka the official watch. If he doesn't he is guessing.
That’s where you’re wrong.
As I’ve explained.
There’s a timekeeper who has a watch. He uses that watch with guidance. There’s no official clock.
As you have explained incorrectly
The ref is the official timekeeper, the device he uses is the official timepiece - aka the official clock.
No, I’ve explained the facts.
You’re just incapable of ever admitting you’re wrong, so much so that you’re now just making things up that aren’t in the games guidelines.
They are in the game guidelines, section 5 under a refs authority. It states the ref "must have the following equipment" and clearly states "watch(es)".
This makes the watch the ref is required to have is the official clock that he undertakes his timekeeping duties with.
So it doesn’t say what you claimed then.
Thanks.
That is exactly what I have said it said from the start.
Nope. You’re making out it’s mentioned. It isn’t.
There’s no official clock.
There is - the watch that the ref has to use to timekeep.
Nope. Which is why there’s no mention of what you claim.
You don't understand the word "official" do you.
I understand it. You don’t.
Yet you don't seem to understand the refs watch is the official timekeeping equipment
There’s no official clock. You can try and twist things as much as you like, it’s a fact.
There is. Of course there is. How else does the ref know the game time?
He doesn’t. Not 100%.
He uses his watch as timekeeper to understand stoppages for some criteria.
There’s no official clock.
So his watch is the official clock.
Nope. There’s currently no such thing as an official clock in football.
Still time for Brighton to get an equaliser against Spurs, time not officially up cos there is no official clock. Only unofficially up so if I were Brighton I'd get back out there
Yes there is, the clock the official timekeeper uses to decide the official time of the game.
Nope, it’s just a watch. There’s no official clock.
Okay, you don't understand "official"
Shame on IFAB for not defining every single word in its laws so simpletons like Winston can understand.
I understand it just fine.
You don’t. You went looking for confirmation and realised I’m right.
Blue cards
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posted on 11/2/24
You really are a moron.
As if the only two options are that there’s an official clock or the ref just guesses.
I pity you DJ, I really do.
posted on 11/2/24
Of course there are only two options here. If he uses a watch that is the official timekeeping device - aka the official watch. If he doesn't he is guessing.
posted on 11/2/24
That’s where you’re wrong.
As I’ve explained.
There’s a timekeeper who has a watch. He uses that watch with guidance. There’s no official clock.
posted on 11/2/24
As you have explained incorrectly
The ref is the official timekeeper, the device he uses is the official timepiece - aka the official clock.
posted on 11/2/24
No, I’ve explained the facts.
You’re just incapable of ever admitting you’re wrong, so much so that you’re now just making things up that aren’t in the games guidelines.
posted on 11/2/24
They are in the game guidelines, section 5 under a refs authority. It states the ref "must have the following equipment" and clearly states "watch(es)".
This makes the watch the ref is required to have is the official clock that he undertakes his timekeeping duties with.
posted on 11/2/24
So it doesn’t say what you claimed then.
Thanks.
posted on 11/2/24
That is exactly what I have said it said from the start.
posted on 11/2/24
Nope. You’re making out it’s mentioned. It isn’t.
There’s no official clock.
posted on 11/2/24
There is - the watch that the ref has to use to timekeep.
posted on 11/2/24
Nope. Which is why there’s no mention of what you claim.
posted on 11/2/24
You don't understand the word "official" do you.
posted on 11/2/24
I understand it. You don’t.
posted on 11/2/24
posted on 11/2/24
Yet you don't seem to understand the refs watch is the official timekeeping equipment
posted on 11/2/24
There’s no official clock. You can try and twist things as much as you like, it’s a fact.
posted on 11/2/24
There is. Of course there is. How else does the ref know the game time?
posted on 11/2/24
He doesn’t. Not 100%.
He uses his watch as timekeeper to understand stoppages for some criteria.
There’s no official clock.
posted on 11/2/24
So his watch is the official clock.
posted on 11/2/24
Nope. There’s currently no such thing as an official clock in football.
posted on 11/2/24
Still time for Brighton to get an equaliser against Spurs, time not officially up cos there is no official clock. Only unofficially up so if I were Brighton I'd get back out there
posted on 11/2/24
Yes there is, the clock the official timekeeper uses to decide the official time of the game.
posted on 11/2/24
Nope, it’s just a watch. There’s no official clock.
posted on 11/2/24
Okay, you don't understand "official"
Shame on IFAB for not defining every single word in its laws so simpletons like Winston can understand.
posted on 11/2/24
I understand it just fine.
You don’t. You went looking for confirmation and realised I’m right.
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