Marking performance

[pdhmobile]

Hi everyone

I'm only 2 games into this refereeing thing and I'm wondering if the clubs have to submit a score for your performance after each match?

I'm only doing older youth league games at the moment. One of the club secretaries was asking for my full name, she said was for the app ( whatever the app is).

Can we get access to the scoring, if it exists?

Cheers

Paul

 

[Gabriel]

They do have to mark us, but typically we only get an average once or twice a season if we’re lucky. I’ve personally never been told my averages.

 

[The Gump]

Never seen a club mark in three years though have had a couple of comments from coaches as to what they'd be - ranging from 100 to 60, neither of which I deserved - so it's why I'm not bothered and don't referee at a high enough level where they matter.

What I did find online, which is useful generally as a guide to considerations as a referee as opposed to being worried about score, is the attached file from a league somewhere. As a referee operating almost exclusively on their own, I found this very useful and still do as a reminder at times.

 

[Steve Fall]

AT a guess it is Matchday the app that is being referred to. It allows teams to input the data from a game and have it synced with Full-Time. e.g. goal scorers - referee's name etc.