If it is less than 45 mins, we don't even complete the observation report at L4 and above.i came off injured 5 to 4 promotion match at about 70 mins and my mark still stood (happily as it was more than enough to keep my average up!)
as Chas says, if it's less than 45 mins you've got no hope of the mark standing, but once you blow the whistle for half time it'll be with your CFA to confirm.
Depends how/why etc...you could have smashed it!If it is less than 45 mins, we don't even complete the observation report at L4 and above.
But in an Abandoned match, would you want the report to stand. Abandonment are difficult at all times, so getting a report on development issues may be not be you want.
Agree. Sometimes abandoning a match is the demonstration of the high level of competence--but sometimes it has been helped a long by poor choices by the referee earlier in the game.Depends how/why etc...you could have smashed it!
I think as others have said, it very much depends on the reason (and the timing) for the abandonment. As early abandonment will reduce your opportunity to demonstrate a full range of competencies. But a late, well handled, abandonment for circumstances outside your control could work in your favour. As it happens, my highest mark in the middle as an L3 (73.25) happened on a game I abandoned because of a freak player injury deep into stoppage time ...If it is less than 45 mins, we don't even complete the observation report at L4 and above.
But in an Abandoned match, would you want the report to stand. Abandonment are difficult at all times, so getting a report on development issues may be not be you want.