Junior/Youth "i'm a qualified ref!"

[Kent Ref]

Under 16s today and the blue team are getting hammered 8-0 in the first half.

I've warned the blue capatain already over dissent and then he has a go over a blatant penalty.

I show him the yellow and he says "i know the rules, i'm a qualified ref!" and then he starts the clapping routine.

I then show the second yellow and said "you know how this ends then!".

Only the second time i have had to do that since sin-bins began.

 

[BCMilan]

Under 16s today and the blue team are getting hammered 8-0 in the first half.

I've warned the blue capatain already over dissent and then he has a go over a blatant penalty.

I show him the yellow and he says "i know the rules, i'm a qualified ref!" and then he starts the clapping routine.

I then show the second yellow and said "you know how this ends then!".

Only the second time i have had to do that since sin-bins began.

He should know better, then !

 

[santa sangria]

We have a lot of (very good, well qualified) refs playing locally and most are pretty mouthy and complain a lot! They are good as gold and apologetic after. I’ve red carded a Uefa ref and given a raft of yellows to top flight ARs. So, it can be true!

 

[The Ginger Ref]

Under 16s today and the blue team are getting hammered 8-0 in the first half.

I've warned the blue capatain already over dissent and then he has a go over a blatant penalty.

I show him the yellow and he says "i know the rules, i'm a qualified ref!" and then he starts the clapping routine.

I then show the second yellow and said "you know how this ends then!".

Only the second time i have had to do that since sin-bins began.

Might sound a bit busy, by maybe a little email to the RDO regarding his conduct?

I think I would've been inclined to say "but you aren't the referee on this football pitch"

Or this;

He should know better, then !

 

[Tealeaf]

Might sound a bit busy, by maybe a little email to the RDO regarding his conduct?

I think I would've been inclined to say "but you aren't the referee on this football pitch"

Or this;

Not sure now how it works with match based suspensions, but used to be the case that if a player totted up enough caution points or even gets a red then that suspension would prevent officiating until it was served.

 

[GraemeS]

Might sound a bit busy, by maybe a little email to the RDO regarding his conduct?

I think I would've been inclined to say "but you aren't the referee on this football pitch"

Or this;

Yeah, I think that is a bit busy. If he is a ref, it will be on his whole game account and the CFA will know already. If he isn't, they won't punish him for it so what's the point?

 

[Gabriel]

I had this one with a "level 3 ref" in October, but with a few discriminatory words chucked in as well. He is still banned.

 

[Gabriel]

I’ve red carded a Uefa ref and given a raft of yellows to top flight ARs.

Sorry, I can't not ask. Who?

 

[RustyRef]

We have a lot of (very good, well qualified) refs playing locally and most are pretty mouthy and complain a lot! They are good as gold and apologetic after. I’ve red carded a Uefa ref and given a raft of yellows to top flight ARs. So, it can be true!

Also the reason why refereeing a game between two teams of referees is a really bad idea.

 

[santa sangria]

Also the reason why refereeing a game between two teams of referees is a really bad idea.

The worst tournament I officiated was with emergency services and repo-type quasi-legal companies. Carnage. Like they thought they had landed in the hunger games!

 

[socal lurker]

Also the reason why refereeing a game between two teams of referees is a really bad idea.

Hmm. In my experience that seems to be every game!

 

[BCMilan]

The worst tournament I officiated was with emergency services and repo-type quasi-legal companies. Carnage. Like they thought they had landed in the hunger games!

Playing against the Met Police was always a challenge. People that are supposed to respect laws and play fair ?