Guidance notes say:
Complete a minimum of 15 Assistant Referee appointments. Priority will be given to competitions below when considering nominations:• FA Competitions• Step 5/6 Leagues of the National League System• Tiers 3/4 of the Women’s Football Pyramid • County FA Cup Competitions (open...
You are correct in law.
Many players would not know the relevant bit of law, and to judge a run-up to the touchline that accurately would be similar to a long jumper judging their take-off . . . for minimal benefit . . .
Congratulations on your promotion.
You may be asked to assist a Level 4 in a Step 5/6 match.
Once you are registered as an AR with a league, you should be added to MOAS.
Sorry to hear that it has affected you so badly. At the end of the season many games are important in respect of promotion and/or relegation for one or both teams, which creates tensions, often before the start.
If you are a Level 7 in England, you are not "assessed" but may be watched by a...
Not sure how it works in Scotland but in England the folks who trained you should make the introductions and the League Appointments Secretaries should contact you.
However, the season is finished here, so no games to give you.
Is that also the case in Glasgow?
Please feel free to tell IFAB to amend Law 4, then:
The players must be inspected before the start of the match and substitutes before they enter the field of play.
The usual brief is:
1)I see it, I give it
2)I see it, I shout "No" and cut the grass
3)I look at you with "Help!" written on my forehead. If you think it is, signal it. If you think it's not, shake your head, call "No" or make it clear. Only if 100% sure, give it.
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