kierokiero

It's actually not possible to tell, if the referee's been wrong or right.

DJ

Only if they make a blatant mistake when judging off-side, I make a comment. Otherwise, I keep my mouth shut. There is no way to tell if one little blob pushed another little blob, so how could I comment?

dafuge

whs

Although every now and again I let rip through sheer frustration and end up getting banned.

yankee_ram

I tend to keep quiet but like dafuge, from time to time I have to let loose and usually get banned. It's not a proper season unless I have had at least one touchline ban.

Riza

Like the rest, I don't comment simply because it has no positive outcome for me. Either my players become ticked off and lower morale even lower, or I am warned or banned from the next match.

A part of the game that needs overhaul in my opinion.

kierokiero

For the first time I disagreed with the referee, and no sanctions followed.
I relied on the fact that the player saying there was no foul in my penalty area was very close to the accident. But earlier such logic didn't work.

T-Bag

Just ignore it like all the other media.

Even if you get it 'right' there isn't really any benefit.

sergent21

Ignore atall times, theres nothing to gain if you get it correct anyway.

Personally seems like a waste of time if you can't gain anything from it.

kierokiero

Well, there is a benefit: some players tend to like you more, especially if you disagreed correctly.
It's the same as putting down opposition manager after a good game. (I got commentaries like "player x thinks he and his manager have similar characters and can work well together). Shortly, staying on your team's side is good for player-manager relations.

Chas (Psyatika)

I make up my mind quite easily.

I don't comment. Same as I would in real life (i'm both a referee and a coach).