Don't know about rest of Scotlandshire but I can see the reasoning behind it for development and the retention of younger referees. It can be a culture shock going from refereeing 14 year old kids to refereeing their parents lol
should take the ring off. Id be more concerned that your association are letting you referee open age amateur football after only 13 games. Up here in Sunny Scotlandshire our association its Age 13-14 for season 1, Up to Age 16-17 season 2, Season 3 U19s, Season 4 open age
Still got it lol, never lost it ..... whats more embarrassing is the hotpotch of kit I'm wearing lol 2013 SFA Referee shirt, 2014 shorts and a pair of old black socks
This will be my next purchase
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Adidas-Football-Training-Rugby-Kit-Bag-Sports-Gym-Team-Travel-Weekend-Holdall-/171462826982?pt=UK_Tickets_Travel_Luggage_CA&hash=item27ebfb1be6
Happy with the reds for the confrontation. Only thing I felt he took too long to administer the cards, he pfaffed about talking to Collins and one of the Utd players before calling over Thomson and the Utd Centre Half
Well up in not so Sunny Scotland I managed to get 3 games in this weekend, despite the snow, rain, hail and gale force winds, no cautions, no red cards, very little dissent and scores of 1-0, 20-0 and 9-1 lol
Yellow Card for a choice of leaving the field of play without permission (to get the phone) or a for unsporting behaviour due to the excessive celebration.... I know I'm a miserable git lol but in a local derby such as Roma-Lazio, it could be perceived as rather imflammatory
I'm a bit confused. Does the SFA and FA have different gradings for Referee's. I'm whats called a Cat 6 in Scotland, which allows me to referee any youth or womans game but I also do amateur/open age games too. In Scotland Cat 1-4 are whats called listed officials, they do the professional...
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