Why there is a season criteria for promotion for going 7-6 it says you should referee 25 games etc and when you did that additional one season criteria like small details on tv advertisement tricky no one told you there is such criteria but when you did 30 games in 2 month applied for it and boom kinda anoying
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This misunderstanding may be on you, it may be on your County FA Referee Development Officer, or a combo of both, but when our CFA invited promotion candidates it was made clear in advance what the full criteria was not only in terms of games but also CPD, LOTG test and Match Day Coaching visits, plus what we had to do in terms of keeping them updated with our matches both in advance (in order to facilitate match day coaches) and after completion.
This isn't my CFA but is similar to what we received in the invitation to promotion pathway email - https://www.hampshirefa.com/referees/development-and-courses/referee-progression-pathway
This isn't my CFA but is similar to what we received in the invitation to promotion pathway email - https://www.hampshirefa.com/referees/development-and-courses/referee-progression-pathway
it looks same there is no part saying referee at least one session that was my point
ChasObserverRefDeveloper
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Your wording is a little confusing. Did you start the application process with your County FA before the 30 games you refereed? Have you met the criteria laid down in the FA Referee Progression Pack?
You mentioned "one season" in your opening post, then "one session" in post #3. Are your County FA insisting on a full season before you can apply for 7 > 6?
Excuse me for that it was very late night
. Yes my Cfa said that due to Fa regulatıons I should referee at least one season for promotion and yes I met the criterias
ChasObserverRefDeveloper
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In the FA criteria there is a requirement to have done 20 middles before starting the 7>6 attempt. Had you done that?
30 games in 2 months is wild. I hope your shins forgive you.
I did 31 games since 25 of January all of them is middle
I mean 4 games at weekends and usually 2 games in wednesday and friday so that happens when your only income is refereeing and wants to go to a holiday with your girlfriend
so maybe you had to do 20 for even considering promotion then +25 is that what you mean
You're averaging a game a day? Where are you finding all these games?
Edit: Just read above, so ignore this, but that is crazy! You'll be fit at least (if you're doing much running during games)
my bigest advantage is being uni student and living in accomdation so there is lot of games in uni pitches so they bassicaly assing you to those games because you are close and there is uni league fa acredited
ChasObserverRefDeveloper
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That's right.
Have you done you 5 assistant referee games.
But you seen well keen. You'll get there. Need those coaching reports!
But you seen well keen. You'll get there. Need those coaching reports!
no but I believe that not a requirement for level 7-to 6
Doing 5 lines is now a requirement for 7-6 from this season onwards. It’s so that they can have more experienced Lino’s once they get to Step 6 and up.
then I will never be a level 6 there are no ar appointments in my county
Runner Ref
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What county are you?
east riding
See I've been thinking about this. Why can't you just run the line for a mate.
But the more common sense approach is speak to your RDO as I doubt east riding has ceased all referee progression.
But the more common sense approach is speak to your RDO as I doubt east riding has ceased all referee progression.