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An Introduction - The Match Record

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The Match Record

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Hey Team, Greetings from Australia!

We write with a quick introduction to The Match Record. A new offering in match recording equipment.

The Football All Conditions notebook was built (selfishly) to find a solution to replace my previously scrawled, messy notes with a clean, structured system that fits right into your pocket.

Key Features & Highlights​

  • Water and tear-resistant pages. Engineered Materials used in the book will record anywhere
  • Structured Match Templates: Purpose-built pages for recording kick-off times, team names, kick offs, goals.
  • Streamlined Discipline: Dedicated sections to easily record yellow/red cards, specific misconduct codes, minute of offence, player numbers with a notes section for each team.
  • Substitutions Clear layouts to track substitution windows,
  • Pocket-Friendly & Durable: Compact size designed to easily slide into referee shirt or shorts pockets.
  • Clean & Professional: Keeps your match notes neat, professional, and audit-ready when filling out official post-match teamsheets/reports.

Don't just trust the Aussie, Check It Out​

If you're looking to upgrade your matchday setup or want a cleaner way to record match events on the pitch, check out the official website for full details and ordering:

The Match Record or Our instagram
 

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Looks top quality. Too pricey for me and I suspect many other referees, especially at grassroots. Hope you dont mind the feedback. Wish you all the best to succeed.
 
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Looks top quality. Too pricey for me and I suspect many other referees, especially at grassroots. Hope you dont mind the feedback. Wish you all the best to succeed.
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Thank you for your kind words and your much-appreciated feedback. Just curious, what do you use now for your match recording?
 
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300gsm paper. Can be used in or out of a wallet. Difficult to work in rain but with a little care and using the right pen it is workable.
 
In my fair corner of the universe I use the thick ref cards but never use the given colour coded layout. I should make my own really.

If AR I need starting numbers, sub numbers, room to list max 7 bench names, then to be able to log 7 sub events.

If ref, just numbers/times for goals and cards, and captain names. (If ref alone, then it’s flying subs, wahay).
 
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