Sentence examples similar to go to referee from inspiring English sources

"Managers get sacked because of things like that and he [Atkinson] is going to referee next week?

"Managers get sacked because of things like that and he's going to referee a game next week," said Ferguson after the sixth-round tie on March 8. "He [ Hackett is not doing his job properly and he needs to be assessed.

GR: "The referee comes in an hour before kick-off, and talks to the front row about how he's going to referee the scrum.

Among the other changes in the league: the N.B.A. went to Graceland after the Grizzlies moved from Vancouver to Memphis, and the illegal defense rules have gone to referees' heaven.

Why did I not go to the referee's room myself?

2.21pm GMT 78 min: Ramires is booked, not so much for the common-or-garden foul he concedes in the centre circle, but for refusing to go to the referee and receive his lecture.

I will go to the referee and wish him a good year and tell him he will be ashamed".

When Jim Lehrer takes the stage in Denver on Wednesday night, the tens of millions of people watching will see the same imperturbable voice of reason they have come to know in his quarter century as the country's go-to referee for the presidential debates.

The go-to referee of his era, Richard Steele, had little to do but watch and occasionally slip his arms into the middle of a breathing buzz-saw as the fighters skated over the Budweiser logo disputing the belts of the three recognised scallywag ruling bodies – the WBC, WBA and IBF – in an all-American cliche of which Norman Mailer would have been proud.

"My question is, we go to the video referee for every little decision with regards to points - why couldn't we go for that?

Huddersfield got themselves back into the game when a deep cross into the area saw Luke Chambers and Holt go to ground and referee Richard Clark pointed to the spot.