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JUst finished, in the last few day's "Whistleblower" By Mark Clattenburg Warts and all Don't know if anyone else in here has read it, if so, what are the opinions ????? I Really enjoyed it as an insight into what it takes to get to the top of both the domestic and European Games

Had a real good training session with my RA last night Shown below are my HR time in zone stats Session time was 1hr 15 minutes Can anyone in the know tell me are these stats good, bad or indifferent

Have Fun & Enjoy your games BE CONFIDENT

Will do :):)

Not Yet It is on the to read list

Sounds Like DOGSO (Denying an obvious goalscoring Opportunity) to Me PK & R/C

I Find repeating Colour & number of the offender(in My Head) works for me in the identifying the offending player when am playing an infringement advantage

That is where the confidence comes in. Make what you believe to be the right decision and get on with the game in my experience, if players see a hesitant referee when it come to decision making, they will play on the fact that the referee has seen to be hesitant

MY point is that the call has been proven, by an independent tribunal to be incorrect. After have seen the footage of the incident, coupled with my knowledge of the LOTG, I had no doubt that the R/C would be rescinded

That is fair and valid comment, Martiju Don't know about anyone else, If I find myself second guessing, am letting play go

I Propose making any individual "Convicted" of referee Abuse be made do the introductory course and then must referee 12, so they understand that it is not the easy number many believe it is :):):)

IMHO the referee is looking through bodies and then making a call on what he believes he has seen The ball is loose and IMHO both players are entitled to go for it NEVER A R/C I could understand why M/o's may have gone Y/C in this situation But Never in MY opinion a RED CARD

Had the Image below posted to me via Social media, after saving a game from postponement this Morning Outside my local area Thought it was a nice touch from the coach involved What are the views of other members on the image shown

Confidence is a big thing as you start out There are so many things you need to be confident in doing when you start out Be Confident in your knowledge of the laws of the game and the big one for me when I started out almost 20 years ago Be confident that the decision you made was the right one

Welcome on board. You will find that we are an approachable bunch when it comes to situations you may need advice on Remember, there is NO such thing as a silly Question The only silly question is the Question NOT asked

I find myself giving the defending teams 2 chance to comply with my "No Hands" instruction first one is when the ball is being retrieved for F/k or C/K Second is before the ball is returned to play

Match Referee in Blue, I assume???

Surely in this time of Blood Borne viruses, the referee need to take a common sense approach to blood on kit, or am I Yet again thinking outside of the box??????

If the referee notices the bleeding wound, he is obliged to request that the player leaves FoP to have bleeding stopped The referee must be sure that the bleeding has stopped/been controlled before allowing the player to return to FoP

cheers, will advise if I enjoy it