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I'm in Ross!

Clattenburg, Oliver and Atkinson also have a UEFA summer course coming up too.

I've used and sent the misconduct forms just recently, as my account on the WGS wasn't working properly... They're still in operation as I received correspondence when they were sent.

Indeed, 15 metres. http://www.college.police.uk/en/19834.htm http://www.college.police.uk/en/19833.htm

The FA have charged Mr. Olsson with misconduct. http://www.thefa.com/news/governance/2014/aug/martin-olsson-charged-110814.

My advice would be to get into contact with the a East Riding FA (http://www.eastridingfa.com). They will have all the answers to your questions. All the best.

I started officiating Adult football a season after I qualified, and have never looked back. I find it more enjoyable and a better 'platform' to exert my skills, and also to further develop as a referee. However, only you know within yourself if you are ready... Having said that, my advice is...

I would recommend speaking to your local County FA about your specific 'predicament'.

My County appointed me as an assistant referee on a Football League Youth Alliance game that was meant to take place in the 9th August. However I found out yesterday that it had been postponed to next year, and thus, the match officials' taken off. I'm also an assistant referee on a Supply...

Reiterating what @HullRef said about what is right in Law and what football expects. If the players' don't 'expect' it or don't see it as a issue; why make it one? You will just be bringing hassle upon yourself. Try to become aware of the type of match and adapting to it, and officiating the...

We all have 'those moments' as referees, no matter if we've passed the course the day before or officiated a World Cup Final. We are human and mistakes (no matter the size) will be made from time to time. I am a firm believer in reflection and the ways in which I can better myself, especially...

I think they're a very beneficial. I have friend who has something similar and he really likes it - especially looking at the data after a match, etc.

Indeed; that would apply to any player other than the GK! ;)

You could always keep the player waiting at the touchline after you've restarted play... :D Obviously won't go down well with the Club though!

They seem excellent. I have spoken to several referees who have the watch and they've really recommended it!

Finally! :D

Carballo's game plan failed miserably. He tried to allow the game to flow, but both teams were taking chunks out if each other. My favourite, other than Webb, are Geiger and Kuipers. Big fan of Rizzoli too!

Yes, indeed. Silly question really; wasn't thinking straight. :confused::D:p Nonetheless though, thank you.

I'd recommend, as it is your first season, to get your County FA badge embroided onto your referee shirt. I say this mainly because your County will appoint you to County Cup matches; where the County FA badge is required to be worn on your referee shirt. Then in future seasons, possibly...

@Brian Hamilton, if that were to occur in my game and a player was to commit a challenge worthy of a red card, but the ball suddenly goes in; would I be correct in still cautioning the offender? Thank you in advance.