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You refereed Ipswich?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cbyccwngw4A/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Can anyone explain to me what happened here?

Would you still award a red card if this was a youth game?(u11/u12)

I had a situation where a 11 year old had to play with glasses or he would not be able to see. Normal glasses not sports glasses. Is it ok to let him play if I say it's his responsibility if anything breaks or he gets injured?

I'm a new referee what are county cup finals?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ca2UzrcojSp/?utm_medium=copy_link

Wow awful refereeing 🤦

If I don't feel well I won't be refereeing anyways. As most of the people are vaccinated I don't see COVID as a health risk for most people

Yes the link is not working

Hi, I have my first ever game on Saturday with neutral assistants. I know a big part of working as a team Is the pre-match instructions. As I have never done it I don't know what exactly I should tell them. Can someone please guide me on the list of things I should mention or a document that has...

What is spa?

Ok thank you for clarifying for me. I also had a situation in a u13 girls game where one team only had eight players out of nine. The other team had a few players spare is it possible for the team with extra players to transfer over to the other team to make it a fair game. Thanks

So would you allow this to happen. And at what age group do you think football is competitive

Hi, I had a situation in a u11 boys game when 1 team was winning by 7 or 8 goals to nil. The managers called me over and told me that they both agree to put one extra player on the pitch for the loosing team. Do I allow this? Thanks

Can you explain why this isn't a foul please

Ah i see. Do you normally treat youth players the same as adult. Or do you not give as many cards?

So if the player can't come back onto the pitch how do you let everyone know he can't return?

Ah I see one last thing for example in the second row if he commits a sin bin then a yellow card offence would you show the player a red card?

Ah I see so the devil's represent the sin bin offence and the yellow cards symbolise normal yellow card offences?

Can someone explain how the sinbin cheat sheet works please?