The Football Referee

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 104 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, Joined by Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:This was an episode of "The Football Referee" podcast where Emmy Hickens and Jerome (referred to as "The Brummie King") discussed various football topics including World Cup updates, player performances, and recent news stories. They discussed Donald Trump's comments about renaming American football, debated whether Jeremy Doku made the right decision to leave the World Cup to attend his child's birth, and reviewed players who scored braces during the tournament including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Cristiano Ronaldo. The conversation covered team progressions in the World Cup, with several teams including Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, and Norway advancing to the round of 32. They also discussed manager appointments, particularly Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid, and debated whether players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Andre Onana should still be in their respective teams. The episode concluded with a brief discussion about Alexander Isak's performance for Sweden in the World Cup.American Football Naming DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Donald Trump's suggestion to change the name of American football to avoid confusion with the international sport known as football. Jerome expressed skepticism about the need for a name change, arguing that the current system works well and has never caused issues. Both agreed that while the distinction between American football and international football is clear, there is no immediate need to modify the existing naming conventions.Doku's World Cup ControversyEmmy and Jerome discussed a controversy surrounding Man City player Jeremy Doku's decision to leave Belgium's FIFA World Cup camp to attend the birth of his first child. A French journalist named France Pierron criticized this decision, leading to Doku being suspended from his job. Jerome defended Doku's choice, arguing that family comes first and that players should be supported in personal matters, especially when their country, teammates, and coach provide understanding and support.World Cup Performance DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Vinicius Junior's claim about a promise made by coach Anceletti to give him a gift if he scored a header, which he did. They agreed that if the coach made such a promise, it should be fulfilled. The conversation then shifted to notable World Cup performances, including goals scored by various prominent players like Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Ronaldo, and Vinicius Junior, with Jerome noting that the competition for the Golden Boot is becoming very competitive.Football Tournament Progress UpdateEmmy and Jerome discussed football tournament progress, focusing on players who haven't scored braces yet and highlighting teams that have advanced to the Round of 32. They confirmed several teams that have progressed including Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Cote d'Ivoire, Netherlands, and Japan, with Emmy noting that Germany had already advanced before their last game. The discussion ended mid-conversation about Scotland's status.World Cup Football DiscussionJerome and Emmy discussed Scotland's football team, noting their recent loss to Brazil and their chances of advancing in the tournament. They also talked about France's strong squad and potential to win the competition, though Jerome emphasized that surprises can happen in football. The conversation concluded with a discussion about Lionel Messi's record-breaking World Cup goals.Football Performance and Strategy AnalysisEmmy and Jerome discussed various football topics including record-breaking performances, player selections, and team strategies. They analyzed the competitive dynamics between younger and older players, particularly focusing on potential record breakers like Kylian Mbappe. The conversation also covered coaching decisions, with Jerome emphasizing that team selection and strategy ultimately depend on the coach's game plan rather than individual player preferences. They discussed specific players including Andre Onana's transfer situation and Cristiano Ronaldo's continued effectiveness at his age, concluding that coaching decisions and team strategies are the key factors determining player performance and team success.The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Ruben Amorim's AC Milan Appointment The group discussed Ruben Amorim's appointment as head coach at AC Milan, with Tony expressing optimism that Amorim would receive better support there than he did at Manchester United. Trevor and Tony noted that while the exact difference between "head coach" and "manager" remains unclear, Amorim's performance at Sporting Lisbon and his ability to identify talented players suggest he will succeed at AC Milan if backed by the club's management.Football Player Selection and Performance The group discussed several football topics, including player performances and tournament observations. Tony expressed criticism of Brazil's selection of Neymar over Joao Pedro for the World Cup squad, arguing it was selfish of Neymar given his fitness concerns. Trevor defended Neymar's inclusion, noting that while the player couldn't fully train, he might provide valuable leadership in the dressing room. The discussion also covered Kylian Mbappe's performance, with Tony suggesting his career declined after joining Real Madrid from PSG, though both acknowledged his potential to break Olivier Giroud's France scoring record. The conversation concluded with Trevor's observations about American stadiums, particularly criticizing FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks during games.FIFA Hydration Breaks Discussion Trevor and Tony discussed their concerns about FIFA's implementation of hydration breaks during World Cup matches, arguing they are unnecessary when stadiums have air conditioning and primarily serve advertising purposes rather than player welfare. They noted how these breaks can disrupt momentum for teams that were performing well before the interruption. The conversation also included positive remarks about the quality of American stadiums hosting the tournament, though Trevor pointed out that soccer remains a minor sport in America compared to other popular sports. World Cup Performance Discussion The group discussed Lionel Messi's performance during the World Cup, with Tony criticizing him as a "lazy player" who doesn't make defensive runs, while Trevor defended Messi's talent, noting that while he doesn't track back, he creates incredible moments with the ball. They also discussed the increased number of red cards in the tournament, with three cards shown in the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, and the stricter enforcement of rules by referees. The conversation concluded with Emmy asking about the "golden ball" award and the group discussing the AI-generated meeting minutes feature.FIFA World Cup Rule Changes The group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match. FIFA Penalties and VAR Discussions Trevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match Analysis The group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards Discussion The group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music:Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI& Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear, Jerome Agbaru-John and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

Trevorgear emmyhikins probetheact dremtgi deepstuffrecords deepstuffradio deepstuffradiopodcast thealienspaceship deepstufftv ilovecappucinobytrevorgear lovejoyandheartbreakbydremtgi musicmarket meddiebaddie medlinebradley talkshow podcast London bradford femimadariola footballThis is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 103 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:FIFA World Cup Rule ChangesThe group discussed new FIFA World Cup rules, focusing on three key changes. They examined the rule preventing players from covering their mouths when confronting opponents, with Tony and Trevor agreeing it would help address abusive behavior and clarify incidents through lip reading. The discussion also covered the rule against players leaving the pitch in protest, with Tony expressing concerns about referees potentially showing bias and the importance of maintaining neutral officiating. Trevor noted a potential issue with referees from rival nations officiating matches, citing the example of a Brazilian or Argentinian referee in the Mexico-South Africa opening match.FIFA Penalties and VAR DiscussionsTrevor discussed FIFA's decision to implement penalties for teams that walk off the pitch as protests, arguing this prevents potential riots and maintains game integrity. The group then explored VAR's role in checking mistaken identity cases, with Tony sharing an example of a successful VAR intervention in a recent match. The conversation concluded with discussion about whether Somali referee Omar Artan should receive his full World Cup fee despite being denied entry to the United States, with Trevor suggesting the decision depends on the specific circumstances of the refusal.Football Strategies and Match AnalysisThe group discussed football strategies and recent matches, particularly focusing on player development and team tactics. Tony emphasized the importance of players making their own names rather than just being setup pieces for star teammates, while Trevor provided insights on Harry Kane's natural positioning abilities and the weight of expectations on high-profile transfers. The conversation then shifted to Spain's surprising 0-0 draw with Cape Verde, with Tony and Trevor praising Cape Verde's exceptional goalkeeper performance. The discussion concluded with predictions for England's upcoming match against Croatia, with Tony predicting either a draw or a one-goal victory, Trevor predicting a 2-2 draw, and Emmy confidently predicting a 3-0 England win.World Cup Player Awards DiscussionThe group discussed player of the match awards for various World Cup games. They agreed that Van Dijk deserved the award for Netherlands' match against Egypt, while Trevor and Tony both selected Messi for Argentina's game. The conversation then shifted to football management, particularly focusing on Leicester City's coaching changes and Pierre Sarge's new appointment as Crystal Palace manager. The discussion concluded with analysis of Mark Cucurella's transfer to Real Madrid, with both participants expressing skepticism about the move, and an evaluation of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez's performance, where Tony criticized Martinez's temperament and noted his history of own goals.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 102 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fan also Jerome John a system analyst from BirminghamIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Graham Potter Sweden Appointment DiscussionThe meeting focused on discussing Graham Potter's appointment as manager of the Swedish national team. Trevor and Tony agreed that while Potter has managerial ability, he lacks visible passion and his tenure at Chelsea and West Ham was disappointing. Jerome noted that Sweden's World Cup group includes strong teams like Netherlands, Japan, and Tunisia, making their chances of progression unlikely. The discussion also included casual conversation about weather and podcast introductions before transitioning into the main football discussion. Sarge Head Coach NegotiationsThe group discussed negotiations between Crystal Palace and ROC Lens for Pierre Sarge to become the new head coach, with Trevor explaining the distinction between "manager" and "head coach" roles and expressing optimism about the potential appointment. Trevor highlighted Sarge's track record in France and praised Crystal Palace's due diligence in finding a replacement for Glasner, who left in October. The discussion also touched on other potential candidates like Frank Lampard, though Trevor noted that Sarge appeared to be the most serious contender for the role. FIFA Rule Changes and ModricThe group discussed Luca Modric's impressive performance at age 40 for Croatia, with Tony and Jerome praising his skill and leadership while Trevor noted his slight frame might allow him to play into his mid-40s. The conversation then shifted to FIFA's new rule requiring substitutes to leave the pitch within 10 seconds to prevent time-wasting, which all participants agreed was a beneficial change for the sport. Football Rules Discussion MeetingThe group discussed new football rules, focusing on throw-ins and goal kicks. They agreed that the 5-second countdown rule for throw-ins would help reduce time-wasting, though Trevor and Jerome expressed concerns that it might be too short, preferring 10 seconds. The discussion also covered rules about players receiving treatment on the pitch, with participants agreeing these changes would help stop time-wasting tactics, though Trevor noted an exception for goalkeepers might need consideration. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of VAR reviewing second yellow cards and corners.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear 

This is a Sports Talkshow and a Podcast mainly Focusing on the beautiful game of FootballThis is the Season 102 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, And an Avid football pundit Tony Gusani also a Manchester United fanIn This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss:Graham Potter Sweden Appointment DiscussionThe meeting focused on discussing Graham Potter's appointment as manager of the Swedish national team. Trevor and Tony agreed that while Potter has managerial ability, he lacks visible passion and his tenure at Chelsea and West Ham was disappointing. Jerome noted that Sweden's World Cup group includes strong teams like Netherlands, Japan, and Tunisia, making their chances of progression unlikely. The discussion also included casual conversation about weather and podcast introductions before transitioning into the main football discussion. Sarge Head Coach NegotiationsThe group discussed negotiations between Crystal Palace and ROC Lens for Pierre Sarge to become the new head coach, with Trevor explaining the distinction between "manager" and "head coach" roles and expressing optimism about the potential appointment. Trevor highlighted Sarge's track record in France and praised Crystal Palace's due diligence in finding a replacement for Glasner, who left in October. The discussion also touched on other potential candidates like Frank Lampard, though Trevor noted that Sarge appeared to be the most serious contender for the role. FIFA Rule Changes and ModricThe group discussed Luca Modric's impressive performance at age 40 for Croatia, with Tony and Jerome praising his skill and leadership while Trevor noted his slight frame might allow him to play into his mid-40s. The conversation then shifted to FIFA's new rule requiring substitutes to leave the pitch within 10 seconds to prevent time-wasting, which all participants agreed was a beneficial change for the sport. Football Rules Discussion MeetingThe group discussed new football rules, focusing on throw-ins and goal kicks. They agreed that the 5-second countdown rule for throw-ins would help reduce time-wasting, though Trevor and Jerome expressed concerns that it might be too short, preferring 10 seconds. The discussion also covered rules about players receiving treatment on the pitch, with participants agreeing these changes would help stop time-wasting tactics, though Trevor noted an exception for goalkeepers might need consideration. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of VAR reviewing second yellow cards and corners.The Football Referee would also available in Visual Format on youtube and tiktok and in audio on all major online podcast market like Spotify, Audible/ Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, JioSaavn, Spreaker and links on all Social major media platforms.Music: Play Right (singles) by Drem TGI & Let's Do it Again (from the Album "Hold my Hand") by Trevor Gear Appearances In This Season: Emmy Hikins (drem tgi), Trevor Gear and Tony GusaniSources and pictures credit:Sportskeeda.com, google.com, bbc sports, and Wikipedia, Kickoff, sky sports, bt sports / TNT, Athletic, football daily, tall football, football world ent, fox sports Argentina, opta, fabrizio Romano, times sports, telegraph, Palermo official, L’Equipe, @petehall86, Barcelona official fc, Liverpool Echo news, @JoanPoquiEraso, transfer news live twitter, Santi Aouna / Foot Mercato, @yagosabuncuoglu, Cadena SER, Daily Star Sports, sky sports,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-football-referee--6204198/support.The Football Referee Was Brought To You By Deepstuff Radio Of Deepstuff Records Ltd. The Football Referee Is A Weekly Talkshow And A Podcast. The Football Referee Is Available In Audio Format On Amazon Audible And Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Deezer, youtube.com and The Visual Format is available on youtube music.Both the visual and audio versions of the show is hosted by drem tgi (Emmy Hikins) and co-host Trevor Gear