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The FA has revealed Arne Slot's X-rated rant that led to him being shown a red card after full-time of Liverpool's 2-2 draw at Everton last month.Slot was handed a two-game touchline ban plus a £70,000 fine after his dismissal by referee Michael Oliver at the end of the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, which saw James Tarkowski score a 98th-minute equaliser.Written reasons published by the FA read: "It was reported by the Referee that following the full-time whistle, he was approached by LFC's Arne Slot ("AS") who had entered the field of play to confront the Referee and the Match Officials team. Tensions were running high.Liverpool news & transfers🔴| FREE Liverpool PL highlights▶️Got Sky? Watch Liverpool games LIVE on your phone📱Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW 📺"It was alleged that AS' manner was confrontational and aggressive. It was alleged that he initially used abusive words whilst shaking the Referee's hand including that the Referee had 'f****** give them everything' and that AS hoped that the Referee 'was proud of that performance'."The Referee thereafter confirms (having reviewed the video footage to clarify) that he was approached again by AS around one minute later. In this exchange, AS once again shook the Referee's hand and said 'If we don't win the league, I'll f****** blame you'. It is then further alleged that AS turned to the Assistant Referee and shouted twice that it was 'a f****** disgrace'. "As a result of AS' conduct, he was shown a red card by the Referee." Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Kaveh Solhekol breaks down the full story after The FA revealed Arne Slot's X-rated rant that led to him being shown a red card after full-time of Liverpool's 2-2 draw at Everton last month. Liverpool boss Slot admitted the charge but disputed the language used. Also See: Liverpool fixtures Liverpool news & transfers Stream Sky Sports on NOW Live Premier League table The written reasons continued: "In his submissions AS, whilst admitting the Charges, disputed the language alleged to have been used and suggested there may have been confusion between what AS and SH [Sipke Hulshoff, Liverpool assistant head coach] said to the Referee."It was alleged that AS said whilst shaking the Referee's hand, 'if we don't win the league, I'll f****** blame you'."Instead, AS asserts that he in fact said,

Captains to remedy situations before they become a problem 30PREVENTIVE OFFICIATINGDeny a second substitution during the same dead ball or time-out Correct improper substitution without penalty unless excessive On a close, but legal, back row player violation, give safe sign DO NOT ignore the coach have a quick answer ready for a questioning coach DO NOT let preventive officiating get in the way of the flow of the match Diffuse small unsportsmanship issues quickly 31INFORMAL (Discreet) SIGNALS used by second refereeMake sure to discuss the use of these signals with your partner prior to the contest Given as discreet signal to first referee DO NOT BLOW THE WHISTLE To increase visibility during a rally, step further to the side of the standard ball handling calls out of the sight of the first referee down ball vs. pancake save back-row player foul this can be a delayed call 32INFORMAL SIGNALS used by second refereetouches by the receiving team on a ball going out of bounds four hits position of setter prior to serve ex. discreet signal with his/her hand on each leg to identify position (front or back row) game/match point place index finger flat against the shoulder closest to the serving team 33 Just because you make this discreet signal does not mean the first referee will make that call. He/she may have seen something differently. These situations should be discussed after the game. Some officials, as second referee, prefer to blow the whistle and make the illegal back row player call. This should be discussed with your partner. Either way, the call should be made. 34INJURY TIME-OUTFirst referee stops play at earliest possible time Second referee has timer start clock for 30 seconds Before 30 seconds expires, coach is asked for decision injured player remains in game injured player

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설명 Score WT (World Taekwondo) kyorugi (sparring), traditional poomsae (forms), and freestyle poomsae all in one app! Contains referee and judge resources to help you learn how to score and referee competition-style taekwondo events. Made by a taekwondo enthusiast for taekwondo enthusiasts.Can be used for dojang/club training, collegiate teams, coaches, team trials, training referees and judges, preparing tournament volunteers, and/or assisting with scoring online tournaments. Includes built-in features designed to help educate athletes, parents, and tournament volunteers about competition-style taekwondo and scoring guidelines. Not intended for in-person, full-sized tournaments. Currently no feature for real time syncing with other devices or with a head table device.SCORINGScore kyorugi, traditional poomsae, and freestyle poomsae with your phone. Designed to mimic handheld scoring devices but with a clean, modern twist. App will adjust buttons onscreen if phone is held sideways.KEEP TRACK OF STANDINGSEnter names of competitors and keep track of kyorugi matches and poomsae standings.LEARNING MODERead information about how elements of a competition are scored when learning mode is turned on. Great for educating athletes, parents, instructors, volunteers and referees/judges-in-training. REF MODEAccess referee commands while using a scoring screen when ref mode is turned on. Great for training referees and instructors.REFEREE DICTIONARYProvides charts displaying referee commands in Anglicized Korean with corresponding English translations and hand signals, including gam-jeom signals.

In a death match at Heaven's Arena. As soon as the fight begins, Chrollo activates Shalnark's ability and takes control of the referee, using him to attack Hisoka while, the latter reckons, preparing to stick a second antenna in him. However, the second antenna was a feint and Chrollo kicks down Hisoka, then proceeding to stomp on him. Hisoka frees himself by hurling the referee at him. Chrollo then commands the referee to attack Hisoka again, but explodes before the two can make contact thanks to a new ability stolen by Chrollo, who is now also capable of using two abilities at the same time or one without needing to touch his book. Hisoka gets more and more excited as the fight progresses, but feels Chrollo is still holding back. The two then briefly discuss the latter's new abilities, with Hisoka rejoicing due to his opponent's newfound power.Chrollo combines two abilities, Order Stamp and Kortopi's Gallery Fake, to attack Hisoka with a copy of the referee. However, thanks to Chrollo's explanation, Hisoka easily deactivates Order Stamp by beheading the puppet. Chrollo finally shows the last ability he has prepared, Convert Hands. Much to Hisoka's annoyance, before the two can trade blows again, Chrollo reveals that one of his abilities belongs to someone who is already dead. Hisoka instantly realizes it is because the user's Nen has become stronger after his death, and improves his guard. When he learns that, thanks to the creator's resolve, once affixed, the marks of Sun