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And if everyone was to be good enough to donate even just one half day a month to mentoring/Match Day Coaching, wouldn't that be great?

Yup - lots of different features in the recommended f. o. p. measurements at those ages.

Still 9.15 metres/10 yards for those age groups.

Competition Rules dictate where he needs to go after being sent off - often out of sight of the field of play until after the game.

I ran the line on a FA Cup game back in the day. Referee and two linesmen (AR's) turned up around 18.10/18.15 for a 19.45 k.o. Ten minutes later another AR/linesman turned up. Phone call to The FA: the later arrival was told he was no longer on the game as his confirmation postcard had been...

It was removed from Law 12. The "Football Rules" site is not updated regularly, sadly.

This used to be the case, but removed four years ago

but IFAB site states deflection off another part of body onto hand isn’t handball.

Offer the options: "Warm up or sit down" 😁

This to some degree is an issue which has grown because multiple substitutes are allowed to stand near the touchline watching the game and chatting rather than warming up - when a goal is scored, on they come . . .

Did he phone @JamesL for advice as to where in Law 11 "second phase" is mentioned? 🤔

A very long time ago, the club marks in my first game were very encouraging - a 10 and a 9 (before anyone comments, the marks were out of a maximum of 10!) Great to see the response you got - onwards and upwards now👍 QUOTE="Ori, post: 278743, member: 7692"] Just so nice to get that isn’t it...

Fellow referees may consider the player's comment as unsporting, as @pdhmobile has done. I do.

7 minutes in the second half as has already completed 3 of the 10.

SAL used to be one of the best for post-match hospitality; play it by ear. Re the match itself, get the balance between empathy and control right, and all will be well. Most importantly - enjoy the game!

Your international clearance documents will confirm your refereeing level.

W Welcome! Once you have all the necessary (political) approvals to relocate to England, you should contact the Greek FA to advise them of your move, and they will contact The (English) FA. Once you know where you will be living in England your local County FA will be easy to find on the...

"Demotion" ha... Reclassification 😁

Sorry to hear that - I wasn't thinking of Appointments Secs at that level, more those appointing to youth and grassroots.

Maybe have a word with the local Appointments Secretary to learn where to be to benefit new referees(?)