Ford was plagued with unofficial strikes - in 1970 and 1971 there were two serious official stoppages, followed by unofficial action.
The referee tells the fourth official how much stoppage time to display on the electronic board.
The Cavan official gave the stoppage-time free for a jersey pull on Armagh's Aaron Kernan, and Rory Grugan slotted over the levelling score.
An average American football game takes about three and a half hours, but after you cut out all the referee huddles, official reviews, timeouts, injury stoppages, commercials, booth chatter, and endless shots of players standing around waiting for something to happen, you're left with just about eleven minutes of actual gameplay.
A senior Israeli official acknowledged that the building stoppage was also aimed at the Obama administration, which had demanded a settlement freeze last spring.
When the fourth official signalled eight minutes of stoppage time – the consequence of Everton losing their goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg to injury and a Ross Barkley foul on Jordan Henderson that should have resulted in a dismissal – Liverpool sensed opportunity.
But on March 14, the first day of business after the N.F.L. lockout began and the union prepared for what could be a long and costly work stoppage, a union official called Schwager's son and said the aid would cease immediately.
It was a late stoppage by the official, as Sanchez was just getting repeatedly hammered on the feet and was clearly in no condition to defend himself.
The monitor timeout — sometimes referred to by announcers as "taking another look" or "going to the table" — is that unexpected stoppage when the officials converge near midcourt to look at a video replay of a disputed or potentially disputed sequence.
The National Football League initiated its first work stoppage involving its game officials yesterday when it officially locked them out, beginning with this week's schedule of exhibition games.
