The Ref Stop

Good luck, too....

haywain

haywain

the voice of reason
Level 7 Referee
....to all those who have just completed their promo year

Don't forget to get those completed promo sheets in ;)
 
The Ref Stop
Sussex promo committee meet march 12, results posted out on friday 13th :foot:
 
Congrats Matt!!!

What sort of interview do level 4 candidates need to have? I presumed they just got promoted like normal?
 
Thank you.

I used the incorrect term, they are now classed as meetings. I'm not sure of exactly what goes on but I believe there are match scenario questions to test laws of the game, find out motivations and availability etc and anything else that may affect their ability to operate as a level 4.
 
Matt said:
Thank you.

I used the incorrect term, they are now classed as meetings. I'm not sure of exactly what goes on but I believe there are match scenario questions to test laws of the game, find out motivations and availability etc and anything else that may affect their ability to operate as a level 4.
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Moving to L4 requires greater time input from the referees. They have to be available mid-week for some matches and for at least 2 weekends a month. There is also the greater travel commitment required. In Yorkshire, we have combined three leagues for the L4 so a referee may need to go from Huddersfield to Hull for a match - 75 miles & 1 1/4 driving time..

There are also reminded about closed dates, and that includes mornings, afternoons & nights.... Some Academy teams play at lunchtime and if you haven't closed the morning & afternoon you are liable for an appointment.

It is more explanation meeting, so that they know what is expected and they don't get a shock.
 
Hertfordshire results are out and I managed to sneak my 6 .. so straight onto 6 to 5 this year .. looking forward to the challenge :)

Good luck to all those still waiting to hear ....
 
If you're a level 4, when would you be likely to hear whether or not you've been nominated for promotion to level 3?
 
lincs22 said:
Moving to L4 requires greater time input from the referees. They have to be available mid-week for some matches and for at least 2 weekends a month. There is also the greater travel commitment required. In Yorkshire, we have combined three leagues for the L4 so a referee may need to go from Huddersfield to Hull for a match - 75 miles & 1 1/4 driving time..

There are also reminded about closed dates, and that includes mornings, afternoons & nights.... Some Academy teams play at lunchtime and if you haven't closed the morning & afternoon you are liable for an appointment.

It is more explanation meeting, so that they know what is expected and they don't get a shock.
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Surely all of this should be explained BEFORE the application for PROMOTION TO L4 is even accepted!!!
ie, 15 months earlier
 
deusex said:
Surely all of this should be explained BEFORE the application for PROMOTION TO L4 is even accepted!!!
ie, 15 months earlier
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Of course, it should have been explained but it still amazing the number who are put forward then:
- fail the fitness test;
- cannot do any mid-week AR roles;
- give short notice back word;
etc
 
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