Richard smith
Well-Known Member
My point exactly
If you can't get out of a situation by talking, You explain to the offender, why the card is being issued and then issue it
At what age group should you introduce cards
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If you can't get out of a situation by talking, You explain to the offender, why the card is being issued and then issue it
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With the 6 second, it's about do you think being the only one who enforces it without any warning be fair to the teams? (BC would know the answer 
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If you are going to be the odd one out (and I don't mean this in a bad way) the least you should do is to give the keeper a warning. If every referee was following the 6 second limit, I would have no hesitation to call it on 7 without hesitation or warning (just like I do in futsal on 5 seconds every time).
)If you are going to be the odd one out (and I don't mean this in a bad way) the least you should do is to give the keeper a warning. If every referee was following the 6 second limit, I would have no hesitation to call it on 7 without hesitation or warning (just like I do in futsal on 5 seconds every time).
It's not a requirement to fully explain every decision, so it might sometimes be smarter to follow his advice if he's not going to listen!
But yeah, I think yellow is probably the right level of sanction for that once he's said it.
Mooseybaby
Retired big bad baldy in all black!
I doubt most u18s know they can't enter the FOP without the referee's permission, so the chances an u11 will are highly unlikely. For me, the blame lies squarely with his manager. Regardless of the LOTG, the manager should be giving you a shout out of courtesy at the very least.
Whilst I started carding at u13s, had an u11s told me to shut up, wouldn't have hesitated giving them a yellow in return.
Youngest red was at u14. Following a last minute winner, goalscorer decided to goad the keeper. Called him over for "a chat", he continued to walk away whilst telling me to "F Off", responded with a loud blast of my fox40, followed by a shout of "no8 come here now" and gave him the walk of shame. Manager couldn't have been more apologetic after full time whilstle.
Whilst I started carding at u13s, had an u11s told me to shut up, wouldn't have hesitated giving them a yellow in return.
Youngest red was at u14. Following a last minute winner, goalscorer decided to goad the keeper. Called him over for "a chat", he continued to walk away whilst telling me to "F Off", responded with a loud blast of my fox40, followed by a shout of "no8 come here now" and gave him the walk of shame. Manager couldn't have been more apologetic after full time whilstle.
