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  1. lincs22

    FIFA referees Claus and Abatti failed CONMEBOL fitness test

    Sounds like the FA are repeating the errors of the 1990's, where they want fit referees and thought they could teach them to be good referees. Left us with Durkin and Riley as our top referees - not a good sign. Yes, fitness is vital but ability is so much more needed.
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    VAR call to screen

    Yes, they wouldn't like being told they were possibly wrong......
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    VAR call to screen

    A school teacher who was head of refereeing at the FA ?:angel: A referee from Middlesbrough who quit in 2004? ;)
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    Junior/Youth keeper handball / crying

    This thread has gone soooooo much off topic, it is closed. If people want t discuss issuing cards in youth football, please start a new thread. If please want to discuss grammar on this site, then....
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    Junior/Youth keeper handball / crying

    Should you use cards for U12's and below - Yes, but depends on the offence. The players have idols in the EPL, so do understand about Red and Yellow cards. We should not refuse to use them just because they are "little children". They want to play like their hero's and be treated as proper...
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    Wheely Bag

    If not, superglue solves most problems
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    First time appointed AR. Etiquette, expectations, questions.

    Good point - I would have expected a MMA cage fighting match, but then I observe at grassroots football.
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    Fitness for Hopeful Future Referees

    This thread has passed. :lock:
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    VAR...learning from nfl

    The FA would use The Clangers for all the sense they would make explaining the handball rule.
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    Junior/Youth Injured players

    Why, that is the standard the parent expect !!!!!
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    Forest-Newcastle

    Sorry I don't disagree with you many times Santa; but NO. He was falling and left his leg in, not a penalty for me.
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    Teams not turned up

    Yes, you have to report to the league. If it was on Full Time, it would show as unplayed. They may have forgotten to advise the league (so fine there) and you could have been assigned another match (unlikely, but possible).
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    "Blue cards to be introduced for football sin-bins"

    With the managers backlash from the Blue card, they should be asked how they can reduce dissent in their team? Any answer would be acceptable. Otherwise, I think the EPL should start giving more YC for dissent to the end of the season. Once they realised if they won't deal with it, the refs...
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    "Blue cards to be introduced for football sin-bins"

    For all the comments, I think the blue card for SPA is a great thing. Too often (in the top level) we have seen teams trying to get the breakaway only for them to be deny by a cynical foul in the final few minutes, resulting in a YC and meaningless free kick. A SPA will now mean effectively...
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    “Foul Throw Ref”

    "Its legal, keeping going"
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    1st observed match

    You should have realised that all observers / coaches reference matches when they were either at their best or developing, as we are are too old and forgetful to change. 👴
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    Choosing FA County, need advice! Referee from abroad starting at level 5

    Of course, it is the best place....
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    Can you go from level y1 to level 7 if under 16, and what are the benefits of progression?

    No you can't. You remain a Youth referee until your 16th birthday. Also, you are not allowed to officiate at open age matches until you are 16 (per SCOR).
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    Port Vale v Portsmouth

    I think we are talking at cross purposes. A 10 year ban will effectively stop hi wanting to go to matches anytime in the future. What needs to be added to this is CFA to enforce, so he can't go and watch his kids (if he has any) playing football. Additionally, we should be looking to extend an...
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