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10 Things That Happen in Football When The Referee is a Woman Mind Read is the place for all your heart warming stories about amazing people that will inspire you everyday. Make sure to subscribe and never miss a single video! 10 Things That Happen in Football When the Referee is a Woman Football is sometimes also called soccer, depending upon where you’re from. This is a cool sport, and it's well-loved by millions around the entire globe. In fact, some supporters are so fanatic that they don’t ever miss a game, and they love everything about the team they follow. You could even go on to say that they’re addicted to it, in one way or another. Welcome to Mind Read, everybody! We’re just so happy you could join us today, and we know that some of you are back after being here before, so we’d like to thank you for being with us now! This very exciting countdown is on the cool topic of: 10 things that happen in football when the referee is a woman, and we’re going to take you there right now… Number 10: At the tenth spot, we’re going to speak about time reminders. Here we can see the referee being reminded of the time. This seems that this is a case of gender pushing to a degree, so some might say. Or is it just a push of ego that’s not influenced by a battle of the sexes? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section, because we’d certainly love to hear your take on it. Some fun facts about football: The main referee is known as the center referee, and the other match officials usually include two assistant referees who are often unofficially referred to as linesmen, and the fourth official, is the one who monitors substitutions, among other things. The real reason most referees at the top levels wear two watches is to keep track of extra time that will need to be added at the end of each half of the match. One of the two watches is continuously run and the second watch is stopped during injury, time-wasting, during substitutions, and during the giving of cautions and red cards. And this takes our number 10 spot in the countdown today. Number 9: At spot 9, we’re going to show you inappropriate interaction. Let’s take a look now so we can get your opinions on this interaction. Tell us if you believe it’s inappropriate, and if not, why? Some fun facts about football: It’s played by 250 million players in over 200 countries, worldwide. And this makes it the world's most popular sport, hands down. No one knows exactly when soccer was created, but the earliest versions of the game can be traced back around 3000 years. This fascinating and highly addictive team sport is played with a spherical ball between two teams of 11 players. It’s known for its vibrancy and for its crucial moments, like penalty shots and goals that are unbelievable. Some of the best players in the world are loved and revered by fans who have a must-win kind of attitude and a passion for the game that is unmatched in other types of sports. Number 8: At the eighth spot, we’re going to bring you provocative clothing changes that no one saw coming. This one’s a little risqué, but we’re going to show you anyway, because this definitely wouldn’t happen with male referees, or would it? Let us know your thoughts in our cool community below. We love hearing what you think! Some fun facts about football: Records trace the history of soccer back more than to ancient China. And Greece, Rome, and parts of Central America also claim to have started the sport, as well, but it was England that transitioned soccer, or what the British and many other people around the world call “football,” into the game we know in modern today. One of the reasons why soccer and the World Cup are so popular is because they have such a great time being played, which has helped develop a big culture and a tradition that has been passed generation through generation, right up until today. Some followers are known as fanatics, in fact. But are they really? Or is it just a fueled passion and a love of the game? Let’s get to the next spot right now! Number 7: At spot number 7, we’re bringing you comradery slip-ups. Let’s see what’s going on here. Oops. It doesn’t look as though this occurred on purpose, but you can never be 100 percent certain. Some fun facts about football: According to one legend, it was first played in Newgate Prison (in London), and this was way back in the early 1800s, and then it was said to be developed by prisoners who had had their hands cut off. Ouch! This game was later played under the title of “Association Football,” and was later changed to “soccer” in the US by the 1860s. It should be no surprise, then, that the real occurrence of hooliganism in the United Kingdom is also noted here. 10 Things That Happen in Football When The Referee is a Woman