Every league should have team sheets, but not every league is required to present them before k/o.
If you book someone and he/she decides to be clever and give a false name, and on looking at the team sheet at the end the name and number does not match up you must request the correct name from the club and remind them that it is in their interest to be honest, if they refuse, I write it all in your match report, it goes to the county and hey presto the club get punished heavily!
Regardless of you decision red or yellow I think you need time to think replay the incident in your head as you approach the player, because a yellow could be all he deserves, when you are about to show a red, which could be a harsh send off!
Remember some are straight reds and their is nothing that can be done, no matter how sorry you feel for the player.
For example I watched a game as mine was cancelled, two foot challenge, off he goes, but its how he went that did it for me, he knew what he had done, because he bunched the pitch, people were giving him unnecessary crap!
I could hear the conversation with the ref, as it was only a few meters away, and it went!
Ref ref I am sorry I don't know why I did it, when I realised both feet were there it was to late, please don't send me off it was just a moment of madness, I'm sorry I really am. ( but you could see and feel this guys remorse ) and the opposition calling him a disgrace to the game etc!
The referee replied, I accept you apology, and we both know what happened there, and you know I can not give you anything less than a red, I wish I could, as I can see you did not intend to go in with 2 feet but you did.
A red card was show the player respectfully shuck the refs hand? I could not believe that, but he did.
I seen the referee at work, (we are both in the navy) I said that was weird, he agreed I asked if he wrote all of that conversation in his report, as he is level 4 and I am still learning and he did.
He said if the player was f'ing and blinding he would write all of that in to give the player a hopefully hefty fine, but as he showed remorse, and respect for the laws and my decision, I would like to think the board would be more lenient.
If you book someone and he/she decides to be clever and give a false name, and on looking at the team sheet at the end the name and number does not match up you must request the correct name from the club and remind them that it is in their interest to be honest, if they refuse, I write it all in your match report, it goes to the county and hey presto the club get punished heavily!
Regardless of you decision red or yellow I think you need time to think replay the incident in your head as you approach the player, because a yellow could be all he deserves, when you are about to show a red, which could be a harsh send off!
Remember some are straight reds and their is nothing that can be done, no matter how sorry you feel for the player.
For example I watched a game as mine was cancelled, two foot challenge, off he goes, but its how he went that did it for me, he knew what he had done, because he bunched the pitch, people were giving him unnecessary crap!
I could hear the conversation with the ref, as it was only a few meters away, and it went!
Ref ref I am sorry I don't know why I did it, when I realised both feet were there it was to late, please don't send me off it was just a moment of madness, I'm sorry I really am. ( but you could see and feel this guys remorse ) and the opposition calling him a disgrace to the game etc!
The referee replied, I accept you apology, and we both know what happened there, and you know I can not give you anything less than a red, I wish I could, as I can see you did not intend to go in with 2 feet but you did.
A red card was show the player respectfully shuck the refs hand? I could not believe that, but he did.
I seen the referee at work, (we are both in the navy) I said that was weird, he agreed I asked if he wrote all of that conversation in his report, as he is level 4 and I am still learning and he did.
He said if the player was f'ing and blinding he would write all of that in to give the player a hopefully hefty fine, but as he showed remorse, and respect for the laws and my decision, I would like to think the board would be more lenient.
