There’s nothing Scar Bealey hates more than taking a penalty and putting his team down a man. However, Scar is incredibly good at internalizing that rage, knowing that a smartassed comment in the moment could potentially get him another penalty. Scar is very honest with his game, so he tends to know whether or not he tripped someone, or held them, or whatever else may have been called on him. It’s when a bad ref makes a bad call that really boils his blood. To Scar, it’s simple. You’re there to do a job, and while not all bad calls are the result of being bad at their job, there are DEFINITELY certain refs who don’t put the time into their craft and make lazy calls. That’s when Scar begins to get angry and yell. He has expectations for referees, and holds them accountable. Sometimes a ref may apologize and say “hey man, I called what I saw. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong, but I can’t go against my gut.” and Scar understands that. But the refs who get mouthy back to the players because they’re terrible? Those are the ones that might see an errant pass come at them later in the game. (204)