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Why is the registration fee so high?! Seems a lot to me. Although it sounds like for even a new ref match fees are quite high. Considering we get paid about £25 for an adult mens game.

When I'm doing juniors you rarely see the ball go very deep unless maybe at U16, so I generally stand at the front post with CARs no matter where they are. I just think if you are stood in a position where only the CAR (that probably isn't paying attention) can see say a handball. You have to...

He's clearly trying too hard to be the referee when that is not his job. I'm not even sure how he managed to inform the referee correctly from how close he was and was surprised the other assistant didn't say much.

You spotted everything but one, if you look just after the confrontation started to the top right of the screen you might spot something that if the other assistant hadn't been so square in his view might have spotted. To be fair to that assistant though he did the right thing in staying out...

I was shown this by a former FIFA assistant ref in a meeting last week, it has good officiating and some bad. I'm sure many of you have seen this before but it is a good resource.

What is the most matches you have done in a single week? I am currently down to do 5 next week... :D

I mean it is an attempt to kick the ball which isn't an offence. If he genuinely thought it was an attempt to kick Jagielka studs first I think he may have produced a card

Trying to explain to my dad at the minute why Moss should have not only seen it but noticed that the player didn't go down holding his head. I think it was clear contact was not made, he seems to think that Moss may have missed it.

Free kick given on the edge of the box for high foot, Alan Smith seems to think the controversy comes when Jagielka brings his hands up to protect him self from the high boot, but I believe that the offence of the high foot comes first and is therefore punished by Jon Moss. However I believe it...

Saw this comment on facebook on a post about the West Ham penalty shout (handball) "ask yourself this question - If the ball hadn't struck his hand, would it have been a shot on target? In such close proximity to the goal, it has to be a penalty regardless of it being intentional or otherwise...

Yeah, I've always understood that, I just find it strange that anyone would take them into the box when you can leave them out.

This is strange, on my course I was told to shorten steps to prevent a penalty. They said why go through the process of a penalty when you can prevent it by taking a slightly shorter 10th pace.

Wouldn't you want to do it so they aren't in the area?

That is quite far isn't it...

When you say the CAR wasn't in line... How far are we talking?

Strange that he either made up the rules or has read them wrong, the fact he set out the extra time as two 10 minute halfs gives the illusion he thought he was doing right which is certainly bizarre. :confused:

You can jump over it ;):p Additionaly what about the situations in which the player is still within the perimeter fence but can still reach fans.

Well if you're talking about delaying the restart from an opposition free kick, this did happen however they did move once I told them to move back. It's just like a normal football match really you can still threaten players with a talk to the coach if needed and in the end it was enough to...

Is this in law?