Instant regret: referee drops to his knees after failing to play advantage
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2021
- A rare outburst of emotion from an official in the Danish first division as a referee drops to his knees after failing to give an advantage. Playing away to Vendsyssel FF, FC Fredericia were on the break after winning the ball in midfield, only for the ref to blow his whistle just as they created a goalscoring opportunity. After realising his mistake, the referee puts his head in hands then drops down to his knees, and the game finished 1-1.
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Fair play a ref with integrity
Human error is real .. Ish happens
69th like :)
He just lost his bet 😅
Most refs won't admit their mistakes but he's not just admitting it but doing do publicly so all can see. That's very admirable.
The players are more accepting of it aswell patting him on the back
Money is the reason why.
Top league referees are compensated well, as they should be, however it becomes a catch 22 situation as they all band together to protect each other and are unwilling to admit mistakes at the cost of demotion to lower leagues and less pay.
Most refs won't admit the team they support, he is cheering publicly so all can see. Very admirable.
@@Carefreeblues your bang on
@@Skidy123 - BUMMMMMM SQUUUUUUUUAD
Love how the players console him
That’s the player of the other team 😂
At 0:26 player patted the referee
@@fabian911able “there there ref!”
@@borismuller86 lol
Okie
This reaction is like remembering the answer to a question a second after I submit my exam paper .
Lolol funny
*Realizing that there was a back page too* *after finishing the exam*
Hahahahaha! Best comment ever! Hahahahaha
@@reflect-sb2bm hahaha! True!
Or coming out confidently then finding out everyone else has the same answer on one of the questions but it's not what you put down lol
He didn't just own his mistake. He raised it, took it in as one of his own and taught it how to play piano
🤣🤣🤣
I love you think 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha brilliance
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fair play to him for showing he’d made a mistake ,who would be a ref
PL refs should take notes
Me, for some reason
@@liamhackston2507
Maximum respect. People don't seem to realise, without you guys, our game goes away
My lad plays U9s.
The abuse parents and coaches give the refs is appalling.
Most are only kids themselves.
Circa £100k a year says otherwise
Me!
It’s amazing how an immediate and simple admission of the mistake turns the affected players from angry to understanding. There are lessons to be learned here.
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
@@bzibubabbzibubab420
There is a handball of the opponent player but instead of giving an advantage to the attacking team, he whistled for a handball foul 😢
Societies are constantly learning.
I mean sure, but then imagine this happening in an important game, and causing a team to win or not win, suddenly this isnt the reaction from the players
@@bzibubabbzibubab420 Blue team did a handball which is a foul and a free kick to the black team. But since the team in black had the advantage he should have played on. Black team could have scored a goal but the referee blew his whistle for a foul. Once the referee makes a decision like that it can't be undone.
Honesty. Admitting to mistakes. Humanity. We appreciate that.
Humility. Classy
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
@@bzibubabbzibubab420there was a foul for the blue team, but since they kept ball possession he should allow the play to continue. since he blew the whistle before realizing the blue team kept possession, the foul had to be given and the play was stopped. the blue team had a pretty clear chance of scoring if the play kept going
No forgiveness for those who promoted the vaxx.
Ref reaction = Pep Guardiola whenever Sterling misses an open goal
It's not often but sure Pep is a tad theatrical
My heart will go on! IYKYK
*Werner
@@r3zaful werner doesnt play for city bro
@@plasteredbastard A tad? Lol only surpassed by Klop, Mourinho and Simeone, all extremely histrionic managers.
Fair play to him, in our league the referee makes a "mistake" on purpose and still has the balls to say he was right.
They do that stuff just to show authority man. It's just sad.
I assume you mean the EPL...
Which league is that?
@@V12F1Demon probably just some fun in their town
If he called it then its right.
A genuine football man, people respect honesty.
I love this. One of the biggest problems with refs in the English game is that they don't seem to have to recognise when they make mistakes. This ref not only recognises his mistake but it bothers him. It bothers him that he made the mistake. That shows integrity imo. Fair play.
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
What’s the big deal, the guy missed the goal
@@nofurtherwest3474 he missed because of the whistle if youre not blind. The whistle was blown before the shot
@@niehoe3048nope
Haha, refs are just as human as the players and have a difficult job. They should get more praise and support than they do.
@Cian MacGana the premier league refs are the worst
they get praise and support but only when it's deserved
Not the Premier league one's, they are worst refs in Europe.
Talk about unappreciated jobs lol
Completely disagree with this statement. Refs need to be held accountable.
Admitting mistakes when in authority is one of the hardest things... Kudos to him... He deserves all the respect...
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
@@bzibubabbzibubab420you won't understand, coz in football, there's something called "Advantage" and I'm not in the mood to explain it to you ..
? @@alextouthang7
@@alextouthang7 You're a jerk
The mkstake is blowing the whistle@@bzibubabbzibubab420
At least he knows he made a mistake and will keep this in mind in the next matches some referee's won't even bother cause of their big ego
Not that easy buddy, you make one mistake and can have hundreds of voices coming at you at the same time, and all at the same time trying not to have a panic attack and look proffesional on the pitch
Also if you dont have a big ego you cant handle big egos
@@Dangeled oo interesting point
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
Ref made a mistake but I love his humility. No ego at all. Attacker missed the shot anyway. No harm done.
He missed the shot after the whistle. He might have tried harder if the play was still on.
@@zork999 wtf are you talking about.
@@mattyhickman3995 exactly what he said
@@mattyhickman3995if you actually believe a whistle sound won't distract you and you aren't able to comprehend that it might have distracted the player, then i'm actually sorry for you
Fair play to the ref, had the balls to show his emotion and admit his mistake. An honest man can't be faulted. 👍🏼
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
@@bzibubabbzibubab420dude I’ve seen you comment this 7 times already
@@Rr-rb9uv bbro wanted answers 😂😂
Interesting fact: this ref also moonlights as the local grade school drama teacher
The ref was like:
"Oh man I left the stove on at home.... I'm done 😓"🤣🤣🤣
Great act from the referee and great act too from both players, as to say "don't worry, it happens".
That's not acting, that's real.
@@hiseverest9074 to do an act is not the same as acting.
@@hiseverest9074 action
@@hiseverest9074double digit IQ
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
Props for him to admit the mistake, props to the players that consoled him, props to the people that applaud the situation. Wonderful moment right there
You can NOT be mad at someone if he does something like this. that was so genuine. you dont see anything like this too often.
How could you be mad at the ref after his reaction?
We need people like him!
Notice how the players stopped being angry as soon as they saw he was genuinely remorseful. If only more refs did it, they could probably significantly reduce the amount of abuse they get.
Yeah because the referee abuses themselves
So what's the mistake really ? He blew the whistle without something happening or he caught cheering the blue team ???
I love how he showed regret for his mistake and the players admired that and didn’t argue with him. Now if this was in Argentina that would be different.
As a ref, this man is very admirable. Wish more were like him.
Just goes to show the more money you earn the more lies there are😊
I don’t get it. The shooter missed on goal so why is it a big deal? Now the black team gets a free kick right? They won’t be happy with that?
When a ref admits he’s wrong that’s very Human
Very few people take their job seriously. We need more people like him
Thats pretty cruel. He was sure the number 3 had the ball so advantage was lost but it slipped by and fell nicely to the striker by which time he had already committed to the whistle to bring the ball back. With that said he's still admitting it as a mistake. Hats off to him
You're correct. He made his decision and then the ball was poached away. Thanks for the analysis
The striker didn't hit anyway so way should be happy about the whistle.
That’s beautiful to see a ref publicly admitting his wrong
I rate that massively from the ref. Clearly knows the importance of his decisions and hasn’t got to big an ego to admit when he’s mistaken.
Well he missed anyway lol
His reaction is like remembering the answer to a question a second after I submit my exam paper .
I like how the number 19 went up and was like, "it's okay boss, we all make mistakes"
but the striker missed the shot 😂😂😂
Atleast they get a free kick now.
Love how the guy who got fouled is the only one who looks like he didn't forgive the ref.
That man clearly loves football and doesn't see his job as just a job!
On the contrary, he might be thinking that decision just cost him his job
Just got recommended this today... great timing
Me, when I blunder my queen after thinking for 15 minutes
# 17 was about to go off on him but then didn't know how to react when the ref owned up to his mistake🤣
Imagine Obrevo having this reaction after every mistake
Pov: you studying for an exam and you failed to answer an obvious quistion.
He probably thought the ball would be intercepted so there would be no advantage, but somehow the defender missed it
Defender looked like he had it
Yeah I wouldn't be too mad as the attacking team lol, who can expect that
A genuine and real reaction in football is unique
I actually really appreciate that reaction from the referee and also the players.
Ah so this is what Mike Dean is like in a parallel universe.
For a moment, I thought he was just disappointed that the player couldn't score that opportunity. haha
Fair play to the ref here. He noticed his mistake and instantly felt regretful and apologetic for it. Most refs wouldn't give a toss and they'd shrug it off because they're the ref and what they say goes 🤷♂️ So fair play to him for showing some emotion about it and admitting he was wrong, thats very admirable!
Total respect for the ref and the players consoling him. We are all humans and we make mistakes in life who doesn't?
Is this still on this planet? Really exceptional
Actually didn't expect to love this as much as I did!
That’s true passion to be the perfect referee. You love to see it.
As a ref, I have done this before, it is the worst feeling ever
That's how a ref should be. RESPECT.
That's the first ref ive seen that admitted to their mistake on the pitch
Football and life need more people like this
This referee showed more accountability for his mistake than some top league refs do.
When the protagonist of an anime has a break down in the middle of a fight with the bad guy and starts summoning flashbacks.
Props to a ref for showing remorse. Very professional. Most are too arrogant or pretend they made the right call to prevent their future calls from falling into question.
He's so honesty. He should referring the world cup tournament
i like how the players were so chill about it, it makes me wonder are danish people generally chill like that?
Eres un grande Arbitro 💖💖💖🐐🐐🤝
The guy who missed the goal was probably relieved lol
They should be allowed to overrule their own decisions or be allowed to check a replay to see if the goal should stand or not.
See this is the type of ref that all players want. No one is perfect but he owned up to his mistake quickly which players from both sides respect!
Acknowledged it and that counts the most. Nice to see the other team console him.
Ain’t this the difference between passion and pay check, I don’t know what’s more graceful the ref for acceptance or the players for not making it a problem.
In decades of watching Futbol I have never seen this, I just can't believe it!!!
shows you how much he loves the sport
Love the fact that he's taking his job really seriously
Black team was happy because their striker missed advantage anyways and they at least got another goal scoring opportunity in the form of free kick 😀 If the striker had scored then they would have been furious.
I think the whistle puts the attacker off from scoring
@@chuchuokeke exactly
BIGTIME. It would have made for a more entertaining video in fact.
@@chuchuokeke then he's trash.
@@AEdavirgin Your response could be a lot less vacuous. Try again.
The happiest person on the pitch for the referees mistake is that striker who still couldn't score.
2 years later, no one is gonna talk about the dude failing to score on a one-on-one
What was the final score?
Theres so much respect for the beautiful game goin on here
The players that messed the goal was probably relieved 😂😂😂
Perhaps this would happen less often if players wouldn't scream and flail their arms immediately. This obviously does have an influence on refs, even on the better ones.
Most honest ref I've ever seen
Give this man a promotion
“WHAT HAVE I DONE?” ahh reaction
Me every time I make a mistake.😅
Smoothest recovery
Keep this red in football. Has more passion in his left small finger than most put together
That ref is me the moment I realise I've just given up mate in 1 in a chess game...
He went full japanese with that apology! Loved it
"He who has never made a mistake, has never tried anything new..." Albert Einstein
It turns out the referee was new 🤣🤣🤣
Meanwhile that ligue 1 ref bumps into the player and show him red...
when morals, forgiveness and accepting mistakes are bigger than competition.
Bro prayed at ALL the gods at the same time.
That is a great gesture. For him to do that
Bro dropped to his knees like he missed a pen in a World Cup final
Ok I misread that and thought it said referee drops to his knees after FORGETTING to PRAY
One passionate ref right there
Can someone tell me what happened ? What does "to play advantage "mean?
Brilliant moment from both ref and player. Game needs more humility and understanding.
Pure Passion. He should go to the PL. Refs there are rubbish
Wow I have never seen that before hahah somewhat heartwarming
At least he’s honest
Refreshing to see a ref not consumed by corruption