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Just wondering how many fixtures Level 4 refs usually do in a season. I’ve done 22 so far and want to check if that’s a lot.

Correct for sending off the coach. After being sent off, the coach must not return to the pitch. If they wished to speak to their team, this should have been done in the changing room at half‑time or full‑time. I would include this in an extraordinary report, as the coach should have left the...

As you move up the non‑league refereeing ladder from Level 4 to Level 2, is it normal to not get an appointment every weekend? And when you don’t have a fixture at your level, do you usually drop down to grassroots

Just wear contacts, if fitted correctly shouldn't be any problems. I normally put them in for the day.

Silly comment. At the professional level it’s a different game, and I’d expect club stewards or the police if needed would deal with anyone who goes too far.

Just keep to the facts as in your report. The player and the club are just wasting the CFA time. They will probably end up with a higher fine and suspension.

I'm sorry but this never understandable.

This behaviour does not help any referee at any level.

This is exactly why we take control of the freekick straight away.

This is happening more often at step 6/5. Last week, I waved the physio on after getting no response from a player when I checked on him. As soon as the physio came on, the player started complaining that he didn’t want or ask for treatment. Well, he should’ve said something when I came over...

When should we begin the minute’s silence—this weekend (1st November) or next (8th November)? And should the home team request it, or should we suggest it ourselves?

No law to say they can't take a quick free kick however if the referee intervened to manage the wall or enforce distance which is what I would be doing. It would be on my whistle I wouldn't be allowing a quick free kick inside the box to the attacking team.

Unfortunately No. You need to complete 5 games youth or adult

What does your pre-match warm-up look like as a level 4 referee? What stretches, exercises, and sprints do you usually do and how long does your warm-up last?"

The average Mark in our area for level 4 this season is 72.3. So I would agree anything 73 or above would suggest you having a good game. Have the FA drop the average this season Last season it was 72 not 71.5 ?

I genuinely value all observer reports, as they provide fair and unbiased feedback. They help me understand both what I'm doing well and where I can improve. That said, when it comes to promotion, the average score is what ultimately counts.

First observation as a L4, positive feedback from Observer just asking what a respectful mark would be?

The parent actions were emotionally but they should not entered the field of play this should of been the clubs named 1st aid or physio to attend to the player As for Confronting you about a decision I would not got involved in any conversation and calmly asked the team manager to remind the...

I've heard that newly promoted Level 4 referees may receive some match day kit. Does anyone know what this includes?

You’ll be able to carry your games into the new season, but you’ll need to retake the LOTG test. After that, you’ll need to wait for one of the promotion windows likely in October for the 7-6.