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    Junior/Youth Young referee – intimidating behaviour from manager & linesman. What should I do?

    Hi @level7_16 yr old ref I trust you are ok after this. The best thing to do is report it to your RDO first. They may recommend you formally report it to the CFA or the league. Not to disagree with @CaptainsPlease , but I wouldn't do an extraordinary report with the RDO advice. It may not...
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    Man Utd vs Man City

    Yes, they can - it was Enzo so anything is allowed 🤣
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    WSL Crystal Palace v Everton rules breach

    I think the officials are in trouble for this...
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    pre-season delusion

    I think you give the players a chance, once they won't to play "silly buggers", then normal refereeing takes over. You can always explain to the captains, when they are close to "crossing the line".
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    Expenses

    Check with the referee, as there maybe joint travel to consider.
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    pre-season delusion

    I would also apply a higher bar for persistent infringement - using the Capt / coach more. In a friendly, there are more inclined to substitute the player than get a YC. But bad fouls and and RC should be dealt with as you would normally do.
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    Expenses

    Yes, normally the expenses are per mile and any toll charges. Is it a friendly or not? If a friendly, I would check with the Home club about what is normal for them.
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    England v Argentina

    To confirm, If anybody heard Ken Aston speaking, this was the incident that brought in the yellow and red cards. He was sitting at a set of traffic lights and they went amber / red, so the idea was formed.
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    West Ham v Arsenal

    So, added time - was it a foul on Raya? I think so, as the West Ham player was holding Raya before the challenge, so prefect decision by VAR.
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    SkySports reporting of the proposed new IFAB laws

    You would still be able to punish for reckless challenges, it just means that careless challenges don't receive a yellow card. Holding the opponent, etc would still be a mandatory yellow,, so if the goal had seen scored in the Liverpool v City match recently, the offending Liverpool player...
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    Open Age Un...bloody...believable

    Normally, they call off a couple of days before.
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    Level 4 & above fixtures

    In the very old days (when I was refereeing), if you didn't get a match in your league (we were assigned to leagues rather than levels), you could only referee at local level. So, there are many stories of Football League referees turning out for a "Dog and Duck" match in a Saturday afternoon...
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    Open Age Un...bloody...believable

    That's happens half the time. Players appeal hoping that you can't attend, so they get off on a technicality. So, they lose their appeal deposit (it's only money), get costs awarded against him and can get a larger fine. You know to chak it up to experience (And to nobble the ba****d next...
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    Veo Footage

    Send the video to the CFA, they maybe interested in social media content which alledges dissent to an official
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    West Ham v Liverpool

    Just watched the sending off of Lucas Paquetá, with 2 yellow cards. And then the sarcastic clapping off the decision. If this was a grassroots match, a second report would be going in and an extra ban issued. So, I hope the FA stand by their respect campaign and add another match to his...
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