Signal for Direction of Throw In

[one]

One thing to note on this. If the referee is facing the AR (who is normally left-back position) it would be left hand for attacking throw. Unless you arer referring to the AR signal and I've misunderstood in which case you are right that it is left for defending throws.

Yeah. Just got it mixed up, as evident per the last few words in that paragraph. Corrected it now. The point is still valid though on the hand used should give away if corner or TI

 

[Runner Ref]

There's a lot you can learn from watching SG referees. Some of it is good, and some of it is bad.

I'd say signalling is one of the bad things, as they don't tend to signal too often, and when they do, they're not the greatest. Oliver always has his arm bent and Taylor points- I've seen a few referees picked up for pointing over the years.

Martin Atkinson was always good at signalling.

 

[Big Cat]

I usually just signal the wrong way. Parallel to ground though so getting something right at least