So apparently this is what this panel’s primary role is:
“The Premier League, which co-owns PGMOL with the Football Association and the Football League, introduced assessment by former players for all the major decisions given – and not given – in the course of every game. Known as the “key match incident” (KMI) panel, it sits every week to vote on whether the major decisions were correct – and the score feeds into the overall rating which dictates an official’s place in the merit table and his bonuses.”
Am I wrong? or does the panel’s function, to determine the refs bonus, completely negate it’s creditability? 🤷♀️ I mean did we learn nothing from Mike Dean admitting that the “old boys club” help each other out 🙄
So apparently this is what this panel’s primary role is:
“The Premier League, which co-owns PGMOL with the Football Association and the Football League, introduced assessment by former players for all the major decisions given – and not given – in the course of every game. Known as the “key match incident” (KMI) panel, it sits every week to vote on whether the major decisions were correct – and the score feeds into the overall rating which dictates an official’s place in the merit table and his bonuses.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2023/03/29/key-match-incident-panel-referees-karen-carney-rob-green/
Am I wrong? or does the panel’s function, to determine the refs bonus, completely negate it’s creditability? 🤷♀️ I mean did we learn nothing from Mike Dean admitting that the “old boys club” help each other out 🙄