No, if you're a 4 you'd automatically be eligible I believe.
You would be eligible... Are you a specialist AR? Because usually this round is L4 with county referees on the line so as a 4SAR wouldn't be in the pool of ARs to be selected, I don't think.
Yes, I'm a 4SAR. Thanks for the response on that, now it makes sense
I'm in the same circumstances, my best guess is the 'SL' means 'Supply League'.
Hi all, new to the forum after a few months browsing. I have just received an FA Cup appointment, and have looked at the MOAS types I am down for. I have 40SL, 6a 6b and 6c. I now understand that 6a, 6b and 6c are FA Cup competitions, but does 40SL stand for supply league? Not had an appointment yet on Supply League and maybe overly keen to get one haha
You whould think by now there would be a key on MOAS to define all of these roles.
This is MOAS, powered by The FA. Give it a couple of years!
Iirc, you have to actively join a supply league as an AR to get appointments, same as joining Step 7 feeder leagues.
Hi Gabriel, yes I don't think I was clear. I have recently joined a supply league as an AR and I believe that's the reason behind my FA Cup appointment
No. The standard procedure is to come on Refchat in July and we all take turns to guess.
Haha! Sounds about right! I'll stick it in the diary!
Ok.. So after reading the "refereeing pyramid" sent yesterday.
3F = Assistant on Step 2 (e.g. National League north and south)
3A = Referee on Step 3/4 (e.g. Southern League)
4B = Assistant on Step 3/4
4A = Referee on Step 5/6 (e.g. Western League)
I have had codes 33 and 99 as well and I believe they are assistant on the Womens National League and Womens FA Cup.
3F = Assistant on Step 2 (e.g. National League north and south)
3A = Referee on Step 3/4 (e.g. Southern League)
4B = Assistant on Step 3/4
4A = Referee on Step 5/6 (e.g. Western League)
I have had codes 33 and 99 as well and I believe they are assistant on the Womens National League and Womens FA Cup.
And I think 3E is assistant on National League Premier