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Well done Dan and yes absolutely always check the pitch, because there may be damage to it following the first game, wee ankle breaker divets etc. The ball watching is one of those thins you will gain with experience as you try and get into position you will find it happens less and less, just...

I would stand myself on the sideline, inline with where the offence occurred. :angel:.....Seriously though, in line with where the offence occurs or he becomes active, to me if he starts in an offside position and starts to run straight away he is becoming active flag up. As an untrained Asst...

6.01 seconds actually :p

Good luck with your game and welcome to the world of Men in Black!

Leave the ball where it is, inform the player taking the kick to place it on the penalty spot and only to go on the whistle, shout to the keeper to stay on his line, check ball is on spot..take position and blow whistle. Don't care if ball is at my feet or twenty yards away not my job to...

Ok lads....ignore the rule books policies and procedures drop the LOTG during matches and do what you like when you like! The guy isn't able to ply his trade because they didn't fulfil the obligations within the set timescale..I just ran the red light officer, yes I was 14 seconds late but it's...

I know a few physios/nurses who play and they will always be the first to help someone no matter which team they are playing for!

Excellent teamwork well done!

Can I ask did you just award the goal or did you on seeing the flag talk to the Asst?

Put it like this if I leave work for a match if it is closer than my house I charge from work to match back to house, If house is closer then I charge house to match to house, I would never charge work to match to work as I don't live there. In your scenario you charge from B-C and then C-A as...

Just wait to teams catch on to this, no doubt everyone official in the dug out will be the physio! - The referee (…) •• takes action against team officials who fail to act in a responsible manner and may expel them from the field of play and its immediate surrounds; a medical team...

Ditto

Clearly off/ins/abus behaviour questioning your authority and calling you cheat isn't that right @Padfoot well that's what is implied! :wall:

D Do you not find your opinion being called utter dribble offensive?

@Ciley Myrus - this coming from someone who would allow players to play in slippers :wow:.....I have seen your ramblings on another thread and quite frankly your opinion on any subject is relevant to me. I don't value it in the slightest nor care for it other than to dismiss it as utter dribble.

As I said @Padfoot a player says to you "ref you're a....." doesn't finish the sentence but you know exactly what he is/was going to say or thinking you carding him? Red you are off! you were going to call me something and I have therefore taken offence or maybe he was going to say nice guy? My...

Will you continue to wear it now? Whilst you tell the players they can't wear theirs?

I wasn't called a cheat, I was asked to put a different shirt on and I am happy with my actions and under similar circumstance would do it exactly the same. Given your attitude towards the game I find it hard to imagine you ever actually finish a game with the number of cards you must issue...

Sorry apologise for that I assumed most people on here were from UK and didn't think of the international brethren. Saw a ref pitch up at weekend, 15mins before kick off went to changing rooms kit still dirty from previous match changed his foot wear came out blew whistle and started match, no...

So did I Tino but on another thread here was reliably informed that no you don't have and players can where and do what they like, but hey ho wonder what other things are ignored?