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And yet it did.

You haven't read the post have you?

Because it either requires an extra misconduct charge or it doesn't. They can't just add an extra day onto the original suspension without adding an extra misconduct charge. They can't ban somebody for two games for S7 because he didn't quite leave the field fast enough, but they can ban someone...

It seems like you want both things at once.

I've often found that if you put it on the same report your CFA are more likely to coast over it and just issue a ban for S7. If you submit a separate report there more likely to issue a second charge.

If he refused to leave play significantly then write a second misconduct report. If he lagged a bit to protest his innocence and with a bit of persuasion from his team mates left then I wouldn't bother.

False, I've operated on a league that acted without team sheets.

This was one of the great advances that came with WGS. There was never any need to write anything other than "I cautioned X for X in the X minute, I cautioned X for X in the X minute, I therefore sent him off for S7" essentially, yet because it was a full report it felt like it expected a long...

And there in lies the confusion. It's not an IDFK for circumventing the LOTG, it's an IDFK for endangering the safety of himself or other players.

And with that post I question whether or not you even referee. No matter what the decision is, a reaction similar to that is NEVER justified. The player is in control of his own actions, not the referee. The player choose to act in such a way. Making excuses for players is wrong in situations...

Who did you nab the cards off?

My first assessment was Standard Expected so I would have still gotten 3 anyway.

For 5-4 you do have to meet a certain criteria but you're also compared to your fellow 5-4 candidates. The demand for new 4's also comes into it. If an area has excess 4's and there's little movement away from 4 (down to 5 or up to 3) then very few, if any, from that area are going to get 4.

Park Run is very mixed ability. People walk, job and run it and they record your time and text it to you. It's not a 5K race. The idea is that you get out, give it a go and try and improve week in week out.

It will depend where you naturally keep certain pieces of kit. I keep my book in my right short pocket.

It was reported to the competition afterwards but as I found out, they already knew. If it was open age I'd have probably kicked up a fuss about it. It was a fair bit back when I was newly qualified and still doing junior football, it was U13's.

I once encountered a junior team, good few years ago, for which the league were fully aware that they had no shirts with numbers and had allowed it temporarily. Imagine it chaos had broken out, mass confrontation etc.

I've found there are two types of referees who can officiate a game well. There are those that are fit and use this to achieve great positioning. There are those that are unfit but somehow, often through experience, always seem to be in the right place at the right time. If you're lacking...

I got promoted to Level 5 with 2 x Above Standard and 1 x Standard Expected in a challenging game. For a while there were a few arguing that you were been marked according to your current level and you need to be Above Standard to be promoted but I'm pretty sure that's not the case. Assuming...

I've made a few modifications to the original but it was definitely a great spreadsheet.