gettıng match day coach by select gruop match offıcıal

[cancan]

Did anybody have a sımılar expreınce to thıs hıs level ıs massive so ım quıte nervous but what ıs key poınts for observers lıke thıs

 

[ARF]

The level that the MDC operates at doesn't affect the match you're refereeing in any way, shape or form, so don't worry about it. Key point is exactly the same as for any time you're being watched by a MDC or observer - forget they're there, and don't referee any different to how you usually do. Afterwards they'll tell you what you're doing well, and what you could improve on. Trying to change your game to try and impress a MDC/observer will likely lead to making mistakes during the game and not refereeing as well, because you're too busy worrying about what you think they want from you, instead of focusing on what's actually happening in the game.

 

[socal lurker]

I'd add that changing what you do means you don't get as useful of advice. Getting advice based on your normal practices can be very valuable in thinking of how to improve.

 

[Gabriel]

Agreed with the above. I ran the line for a former football league referee 2 years ago and changed some elements of my style/approach, which led to me having an absolute howler. Don't risk it, stick to what you know works well for you

 

[DavidObs]

The level that the MDC operates at doesn't affect the match you're refereeing in any way, shape or form, so don't worry about it. Key point is exactly the same as for any time you're being watched by a MDC or observer - forget they're there, and don't referee any different to how you usually do. Afterwards they'll tell you what you're doing well, and what you could improve on. Trying to change your game to try and impress a MDC/observer will likely lead to making mistakes during the game and not refereeing as well, because you're too busy worrying about what you think they want from you, instead of focusing on what's actually happening in the game.

Spot on comments.