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But it doesn’t become the norm. I’ve had it a few times and If I was expected to caution everyone who did it I’m issuing between 5-8 yellows. Ain’t gonna happen. I give them a few seconds to celebrate then whistle and ask them to get off the pitch and players to get ready to restart. If at that...

A Agree and I’m finding on donut occasions I’m counting before I whistle because it’s habit from last seasons GK count. Will take a few games to settle in

So far in my previous season friendlies it’s causing the most challenges and questions “but the physio didn’t come on I don’t need to go off” ….. it’s gone take some time and consistency from refs to settle in

Never been a problem for me, as long as it doesn’t delay the restart for too long And they are not provocative.

I completely agree. Mistaken identity is when yellow no.2 has committed the offence but the ref mistakenly punished yellow no.6.

This is the FA guidance ………. https://www.canva.com/design/DAHOPx_j0vE/52VSBAP-lFm5i4_KJjsGbg/edit

When roughly was that in the match? Was it Norway match?

The L4 Referee is wrong and should be pulled up by someone if they are giving that advice

If you have stopped play or delayed restart because of the injury the player has to leave pitch for 1 minute except for the exceptions that there before (yellow, GK, pen taker, 2 players same side collide).

If you are a Referee, I really urge you to read the changes to the Laws of the Game for this season

There are a few scenarios where a player receiving treatment or causing the referee to stop play would not have to go off: 1. The restart is a penalty and they are the penalty taker 2. They are the goalkeeper 3. The challenge that led to the Injury resulted in a card for the opposition 4. Two...

Yep. So many good things about this law change. I like it.

Evening all. First senior pre season friendly today with new law changes, step5 vs step7. All went well but this particular law change is causing severe confusion, challenge and misunderstanding from players: Injuries An injured outfield player who causes play to be stopped due to an actual or...

For me this season was less as I was out Jan- end March with a hip joint replacement, so this season 58 11a side miles, previous season 79. I also switch focus from end Nov to futsal as weather gets crap.

Question on cards stats. I'm a happy L5, Been reffing 3.5 seasons. My middles are majority senior county league prem men's (step7) and good level youth boys mostly 16s and 18s. This season across 58 middles: Yellows 97. Average 1.7 per match. Plus dissent sin bins: 3. Reds: 9. Average 0.9 per...

Used REFSIX in over 300 matches now. Many more if I include tournaments and no never experienced what you describe. Might be worth checking battery performance on your watch?

Some good advice on this thread but I would also steer you towards the 3Ps principle. P - Personal P - Public P - Persistent I ref in leagues where there sin-bin is in play. If I hear dissent that is persistent (but hasn’t been personal or public) and continues after a warning then I’ll sin-bin...

Well according to this thread it sounds like all CFAs will mandate it

Thanks and I appreciate your support and opinion on this matter. Will be interesting to see what comes from the FA and counties to the grassroots leagues. Hope you have a good pre season James.

Ok. I guess we will see what trickles down. But I’ve already heard leagues saying they don’t want to implement it so let’s see. Four things I would say are: 1. The first link in the FA email which is a 20slide presentation gives guidelines yes but does not state that it is mandatory in all...