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New Ref - First situation*Resolved*

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simk6

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Level 7 Referee
Morning,

New ref, learning every day, and was faced with a situation at an amateur's match recently. The team went to make a sub but had the wrong shirt number on and did not have a shirt with the no. that matched my team lines. I did not let the sub happen, was this the right decision?
 
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Yes, it's the coaches fault for not properly recording the team sheet (at least that's my opinion I don't know much as I'm a new ref as well, but I would guess this)
 
As I said, I'm not really experienced so I'm a bit unsure, but either way it would be alright. Just as long as you inform the coach of the importance and they respond showing they understand I don't think you would be obligated to
 
So long as the substitute was named then he should have been allowed to play.
Allocated numbers and team sheet completion/accuracy is a matter for the competition rules and so should be reported afterwards.

The only basis in law not to allow a substitute, administratively, would be where they were not named prior to kick off.
 
JamesL said:
So long as the substitute was named then he should have been allowed to play.
Allocated numbers and team sheet completion/accuracy is a matter for the competition rules and so should be reported afterwards.

The only basis in law not to allow a substitute, administratively, would be where they were not named prior to kick off.
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Thank you.
 
Oh, I didn't know that I would've done the same, I've learnt something as well I guess thanks
JamesL said:
So long as the substitute was named then he should have been allowed to play.
Allocated numbers and team sheet completion/accuracy is a matter for the competition rules and so should be reported afterwards.

The only basis in law not to allow a substitute, administratively, would be where they were not named prior to kick off.
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