Props to Taylor for talking about his mistake like that. Always hard for a human being to talk about his own mistake

@tomhadders9511

6 жыл бұрын

Tdog Stag do had nothing to do with it. He made a mistake and is honest about it. End of story.

@HomebaseLHR

5 жыл бұрын

Soon VAR will help.

@sacredbolero

4 жыл бұрын

Homebase LHR I must say this comment aged rather badly

@samgee6325

4 жыл бұрын

1100th like

@gavinhiggins231

4 жыл бұрын

No its not its easy to admit your wrong i think

big shout out to Mr Taylor for his honesty, that takes so much strength and integrity to speak openly about that kind of mistake.

@skypekai

6 жыл бұрын

jonny blauwal nothing else left to do when you're caught red handed

@RyanAustinDean

6 жыл бұрын

William Bodie Incorrect. Source: Mike Dean.

@andrewjohnston9265

3 жыл бұрын

What about his honesty with chelsea

I'd like to be a ref but i like my hair as well.

@michaelbyrne4468

5 жыл бұрын

TheAccuso well to stressful

@HomebaseLHR

5 жыл бұрын

Do it. It’s good fun. And gives you a few extra quid.

@ftminton3256

3 жыл бұрын

I want to be too

@martingabokgonwe2312

2 жыл бұрын

Lol😂😂😂 u right

@rhodesc1

10 ай бұрын

You can keep your long hair there’s some referee’s I know have long hair

Props to Taylor for talking about his mistake. That's one reason FIFA should allow refs to be interviewed after the game so they can have their say.

We hope you've enjoyed 'The Referees' series, it really gave us a great understanding of how difficult a referee's job is! Remember to smash the like button if you want more videos like this in the future! 👊

@titaniusanglesmith2446

6 жыл бұрын

Soccer AM do you think you guys can do the same idea done to refs but for goalkeepers? Like how they analyze their matches, training... great video guys

@noelmackie9084

6 жыл бұрын

Soccer AM these videos are amazing so good to see stuff in a different light, keep it going 👍🏼👍🏼

@paulie-g

6 жыл бұрын

Don't watch much SoccerAM, but this series has been absolutely brilliant. I'll never look at a match with dodgy decisions the same way again. Anthony Taylor has gone up massively in my estimation as well. Every player and supporter needs to watch this, imo, but this goes double for people doing commentary - they need to understand what goes into making these calls so they can not only rag on the refs when they get it wrong, but give them substantial credit when they get a difficult call right. You rarely hear "Great call by the ref!" on commentary, but perhaps it should be heard more often.

@wicaksonno7151

6 жыл бұрын

Soccer AM ji

this series probably instilled a shit ton more respect to the masses for the referees in the game

Really enjoyed this, very interesting!

@socceram

6 жыл бұрын

+Theo Baker thanks Theo, appreciate it! 👊

@king-kaygaming4692

6 жыл бұрын

Theo Baker fuck off bellend.

@qrxcxd1528

5 жыл бұрын

Knobhead

@lolykebrtwv

4 жыл бұрын

Ayyyeee

@axelengren5385

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t ask do did i?

Okey , i will never criticize a refree job , holy crap it seems so hard

@samking6948

6 жыл бұрын

Vassili it is really difficult. I have done a refereeing course and I was like a rabbit in the headlights. So much going on and you have to think so quickly and decisively.

@HomebaseLHR

5 жыл бұрын

As a referee: it is, but it’s also really good fun and rewarding. Some matches are lit (in a good way)

wow I have a new found respect for referees

Every single player in the league should experience this referee thing. Its amazing

Really love this series! Shows a whole different side to what fans usually see.

This series is absolutely fantastic, not just for providing a viewpoint into the mysterious world of match officials, but much more importantly it's humanizing these figures who are forced to play the villain every week. Prior to this series I don't think I'd ever seen a proper interview of a referee or even heard one speak, really (except maybe Howard Webb as a guest pundit).

as a Swansea fan i was fuming when the pen was given but this has given me a different view of the situation

Mike Dean could write a novel about all his mistakes

@zinho9169

5 жыл бұрын

More like a 12 set encyclopedia lmao.

@benbutterworth7584

4 жыл бұрын

It would be a bit repetitive...

@TheMoocher36

3 жыл бұрын

His notes would just say I AM MIKE DEAN

It's extremely hard so I'll definitely give them a break. Really opened my eyes up, this series, good stuff. 👍

Love how he embraces his mistake like that and talking about learning. He is old but still willing to learn and get better as any 17 year old football prospect.

Massive eye opener for many football fans this, they have a insane amount of pressure on them.. bring in video technology in for the support of the refs & for the game overall. brilliant watch.

quality mini series, really shows the difficulty of been an official and the work they put in

This is an amazing series that gives us insight into the hardest job in football that we never get to see. Respect to the refs!

these videos are great! keep them coming

Amazing set of videos!!!!

Really liked this series great work

Watching rugby and seeing how the players respect the refs and their decisions is something I wish footballers could reach some time in the future. Just recently I was watching Lions vs the All Blacks 3rd series where the ref awarded a scrum instead of a penalty to New Zealand for an "accidental offside", this happened in the last 2 minutes in the game and it proved to be the biggest decision of the match as the game ended 15 all. I myself personally think it was the wrong decision and many other people including pundits after the game all thought it was the wrong decision, but the way the players took it in, they never argued nor did the whole team gang up against the referee, cussing at the refs. Premier league referees have huge pressure on them, they are match officials in the biggest league in the world. The game moves so fast, and their calls needs to be made in an instant. They are prone to making errors because there are many variables in the game. I hope this series makes people realise how hard it is to be a ref. I think they're one of the most disrespected figures in the sport.

@alid2507

5 жыл бұрын

Aidan Adam stfu, it’s football get used to it

@througheverything

5 жыл бұрын

Manchester Is Red You’re part of the problem then. It may be football but the refs are human beings so maybe you need to get used to that

@througheverything

5 жыл бұрын

Manchester Is Red Hahaha that was so funny! Maybe you need to get used to the fact that you’re in year 7 and shouldn’t be using that language

@alid2507

5 жыл бұрын

333 ahahaha why are you so angry calm down.

@alid2507

5 жыл бұрын

333 ahahaha u mad

Really interesting seeing the ref's point of view. Very honest and human.

Really enjoyed this series very unique for me

Nice honesty by the refs. Disappointed that Gary Neville brought up the Stag Do - it was four nights prior. It's irrelevant.

@emdblues

6 жыл бұрын

splashparis what's that?

@syukrihantu

6 жыл бұрын

Bachelor's party

@yoyoyoy192

6 жыл бұрын

The way in which he did it however wasn't, i think it was more of putting the issue or debate to bed and giving the referee an opportunity to speak to the public without any overly harsh stereotypical views being added to it.

@MrSqueets

6 жыл бұрын

alfie yeah! Like he said he didn't mention it at the time of the match but it did get lots of publicity. Better Neville broach it in a professional way than some S*n dope

Excellent vid. Need to see more from refs perspective

Excellent content

Jonjo shelvey hasn't aged well...

@louisjones3383

6 жыл бұрын

Chewie How dare you!

Not the best day to be revisiting this, in all honesty.

I like Anthony Taylor very honest referee and a top referee.

Thumbnail looking like Gary & Jamie are waiting to sign paperwork for a mortgage or adoption💕

I'm glad that at least taylor has a bunch to learn after each game

Every football fan should watch this 3 parter

I really don't think refs get enough respect in football. Just look at rugby. Also I don't understand how rugby are so advanced in video technology and we are still faffing about with tests and trials and messing it up!

@4400seriesFAN

5 жыл бұрын

Because Rugby is a small sport. The smaller you are the more agile you are. Football is massive and needs too many heads to turn towards something to even decide for a small change in the rules.

What is Eprosoke Training Program and how does it work? I hear a lot of people improve their soccer skills with it with this popular training course.

I think Anthony Taylor is a really good referee very honest referee I can remember when he used to be slaughtered by Supporters or Managers and he is a really good referee. I am only 15 but I do remember.

What exactly is Eprosoke Training Program? How does this thing really work? I notice many people keep on talking about this popular training program.

This needs to be advertised to every player, coach , fan, kid every one, to see how many mistakes and improve it. Like any job. Love this. I wouldnt turn up every saturday or sunday and pick up £25 for a game for the abuse they het at grassroots.

Im a burnley fan we lost the game anyway but fair play :D

@slobodanreka1088

3 жыл бұрын

"I'm looking a little bit lost and meandering..." Everyone else on the pitch seems to think it's not a penalty..... best fall back to my default setting of 'I'm the ref, I'm always right. Even when I'm wrong.'

would adding a on field ref add any value? or would it be disruptive? has this been tried before?

Imagine if they have VAR with an ear piece so they can refer to the booth about the decision before conferring

Brilliant

fascinating

Simon Bennett was my old Geography teacher 😀

his personal life cant effect that decision it was a stag do fs

@HamzaKhan-zp8uc

6 жыл бұрын

Martin what's a stag do?

@iMertin

6 жыл бұрын

its when a guy is about to get married they go on a "stag do" before it .. its like they go off and party thats all ps your on the net so google is handy :P

It’s amazing how little even former professional players know about the LOTG, and being a referee.

Taylor ❤️❤️❤️

4:14 - Love it, talking to Anthony Taylor about his stag do! 😂

Taylor is one of the best Referees in the Premier League. I think he was really honest on his mistake. Very good explanation. I want to be a Referee when I grow up. And this guy is particularly one of the referees I would be like.

To be fair I think Anthony Taylor gets unfair criticism he is a good referee and at least he was honest and admitted that he got it wrong fair play to him ❤

gives referee's more credit.. i like it.

I've met Anthony Taylor he's a nice bloke👍

I have a load more respect for him now

I was so confused when he first talked about the bad decision because I couldve sworn the ref for United Bournemouth had a beard

I'd love to see Anthony Taylor's report from the match where he let Leeds take a free kick and score when Sheffield Wednesday were still making a sub, and then made it be retaken.

VAR was created for the kinds of situations like the Swansea game

This makes me pro VAR

You just used that information against him Gary lol

These reviews should be made public. Don't the NFL do something similar? Accountability and respect go hand in hand.

When did Duncan Goodhew become a ref

So happened here? It was a pk and he didn't give it? Or the other way around?

Anthony Taylor talking about correcting mistakes lol

Dang that like to dislike ratio

Anthony Taylor my favorite ref......

They're still gonna criticise the referees on MNF every week

I wish they would of asked if the ref would have liked to have a video assistant, that potentially could of cleared this all up.

No way did that stag-do affect his game, it's purely an unfortunate coincidence. Think of every time a referee has made a mistake, were they all on stag-do's prior? No. He's human. In his mind the last thing he saw was a handball by the defender, and to be fair to him I've seen far far worse decisions given. I think a fairer question would be to Nev and Carra, did partying and breaking curfew ever affect your performance as an athlete.. Props to the ref for an honest evaluation.

Because most things can be boiled down to simply being errors, it's only major, 'institutionalised' aspects of refereeing to discuss meaning I only have two real complaints of referees at the moment. 1. Diving and simulation being turned a blind eye to. Yes it's difficult and yes it's liable to get abuse and criticism but far too often do we see a ref simply wave play on to signal no foul when it's hard to understand in that particular event how the player hasn't attempted to cheat. "Contact" (that embarrassingly misunderstood word) doesn't mean the player hasn't attempted to cheat- anything that isn't natural (i.e. choosing to go down) should be classed as simulation. Also- an extra point- after the likes of Vivian Foé, Puerta, Muamba, Nouri etc. the idea that players would risk the lives of their peers by repeatedly feigning injury is disgraceful- we all shout "Play on! Ignore him!" because we know the player is faking it. That could risk someone not getting immediate treatment for a very serious incident. 2. Players being awarded free kicks for being weak/ "Too forceful" - no player should have to reduce their intensity to cater for an opponent. Players are now being rewarded for being weaker than the opposition just because the results look like a foul must have occurred- shoulder barges are perfectly legal still! The second part is something which I think has been influenced by commercial interests to keep big name players on the pitch as much as possible. The idea a challenge could be "Too Forceful" is antithetical to the concept of professionalised sport. It should be that as long as the technical aspects of the challenge are correct a player can put as much or as little force or effort into the challenge as they wish- otherwise surely a strong player has to consistently reduce their force to not exceed this imaginary, arbitrary line compared to a weaker player simply tackling as they wish. It's absolutely wrong and needs to be thought through a great deal more.

What's the correlation between referees and bald hair??

These analysis reports should be released.

What is this Stag duty Gary keeps talking about??

People need to have more respect as a referee like myself

Every football fan should watch this video. Referees are human. They make mistakes.

not sure whether he's Beckham or Taylor

If you look a Anthony Taylor and chef Marcus Wareing without a beard they do look the spit of each other

Do you automatically go bald if you become a professional referee?

How much do refs get paid

Can referees support a team?

@harismurad8343

6 жыл бұрын

they can but from what i understand, they cant referee a game of the team they support or their direct rivals

@toffeeoliver

6 жыл бұрын

Ryan Hallinan yeah they can, but they'll never ref that team or sometimes their rivals. recently a Leicester-based referee was taken off spurs v stoke because this was when Leicester won the league

@cddb5408

5 жыл бұрын

@Ryan Hallinan Yeah Martin Atkinson supports Chelsea.

@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr

4 жыл бұрын

@@toffeeoliver Yes it was Kevin Friend who (at least at the time) lived in Leicester and Spurs complained about possible favourable decisions towards Stoke due to his own background.

Nicky Nicholas

FUN FACT: All prem league refs have the same barber

The sooner video assistant referees are introduced the better

@paddymelon94

6 жыл бұрын

Doesn't mean they won't still get it wrong.

@choongii

6 жыл бұрын

paddymelon94 True, but at least the referees have more tools at their disposal. Anthony Taylor said himself in this video that he was looking for someone to help him out and give him a reason to change his mind.

Thats the beauty of refereeing, ......sadly its ruined by var now

999 like yay

When rugby has a better on the field decision reviewing system than football.

And all these poor bald referee's jobs could be much easier and less stressful if video replays were introduced

@usamahbukharia3023

6 жыл бұрын

Kane Dryhurst i agree

@Xaru93

6 жыл бұрын

Look at how well that's working out in Italy. Juventus are still being accused of cheating, whilst Napoli are getting lots of favourable decisions, and nothing is said.

@alid2507

3 жыл бұрын

@@Xaru93 this aged well

Great video. But do you have to be bald to be a referee?

Mike Riley the ref who ended arsenal unbeaten record shame and he is the Head of english refrees What a nonesense

Anyone here after the introduction of VAR?

@antistraveling3522

3 жыл бұрын

Terrible decisions are still being made

What is wrong with hairs of most refs?

@deoa6817

6 жыл бұрын

Stressful job

Hmm

How long before the balding takes place?

Psg just signed dani Alves!!!!!!!!!😡why did he not sign for Man city

@davetherave3511

5 жыл бұрын

How Random!

Big jamie in this a lil quiet no

I will never criticize refs anymore

They do mistakes but are they not supposed to consult the assistants??????

Still can't wait for VAR so teams don't be getting fucked over

Is there a dress code about being bald

Referees are bald because they are usually older men?? durrrhh

Do all referees have to be bald?