Match fees
- Thread starter Reffy
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North South divide - cost of living!In my league I get paid before the match, U11 £12, U12-13 £14, U14-15 £16, U16 and up £18 + 30p per mile expensesI feel ripped off compared to yours.
Yeah but my match fees aren't going up in proportion to the price of the pies that I eat for breakfast lunch and dinner, (with me being from "the north") in the words of voice over lady on Hirsty's daily dose ( breakfast show) on capital fm
"Everyone knows that god spent 6 days creating heaven and earth, but what most people don't know is that 5 and a half of those days were spent entirely on Yorkshire"
but can't you still buy a house for £20 in Hullrainertheref
Member
Our fees are paid out at the end of the season, when the refereeing administration costs have been deducted from match fees, and it usually works out to around $25. Which is a measly 13 of your pounds.
Sat AM under 7's for a favour for local team £10
OA football £30 all in unless round trip is 50+ miles and your entitled to an extra £10.
Kent youth league
U13 - u14 £25
U15 u16 - £28
U18 - £30
All as ref ~ + 35p mile
If in KYL U18 prem then is £40 all in
OA football £30 all in unless round trip is 50+ miles and your entitled to an extra £10.
Kent youth league
U13 - u14 £25
U15 u16 - £28
U18 - £30
All as ref ~ + 35p mile
If in KYL U18 prem then is £40 all in
frank_ref
Well-Known Member
Going back to the OP: maybe she just forgot? I've left games completely forgetting about the money, and it's possible that she may have assumed someone else paid you since you didn't come around asking. Often I have to ask, and different people may have the ability to pay me. Sometimes it even comes from behind the bar.
In a nutshell, I always assume it's my responsibility to find the money. Though if they refuse, of course, that's a whole different matter.
In a nutshell, I always assume it's my responsibility to find the money. Though if they refuse, of course, that's a whole different matter.
the walloper
New Member
Referee - £40 for youth football, £45 for amateur.
£20 of that is danger money for Glasgow and the surrounding area
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£20 of that is danger money for Glasgow and the surrounding area
.the walloper
New Member
Sounds like Scotland is the place to be for fees. How many games can you get a week? I was doing six or seven which was plenty enough for me to earn my living and not have to work 'a proper job'.
6 or 7? By god, you are keen
.It can range. Generally I will have 2 every Saturday, morning and afternoon. I will get an odd Sunday, say 1 every 3/4 weeks. And when the clocks go forward in 5 days time, no doubt i'll get mid week games, 1 or 2 at a push on a Tues/Wed.
MattyontheWhistle
RefChat Addict
Same in WaiBOP, although now that we are expected to buy our own gear, we do still get travel for one car (a team of three) and they reckon about $30-ish per game.
£30 for assistant ref at Ardingley College on Monday. That plus a beautiful backdrop, a top quality football pitch, an opportunity to enjoy watching the newly crowned u15's English National Schools Champions and tea in the refectory after the game.
on the downside - the carrot cake was way too sweet and creamy, as carrot cake often is
on the downside - the carrot cake was way too sweet and creamy, as carrot cake often is
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