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Good luck mate :)

Lol, so your a level 6 now?

Do Womens games also count as part of the 20 games for promotion on only Men's games?

I was just wondering if Women are allowed to referee in Men's matches and if Men are allowed to referee Women's matches?

Oh woww that's great. What did the promotion seminar entail and how did your test go?

How did you manage 100 games in 2 seasons? Thats 50 games a season. Were you refereeing in two different leagues?

Do you mean to say that you’ve never applied for promotion until now after 3 years?

There is a referee mark sheet which the home team marks. Do we get to see what mark we achieved from a particular game?

And what about the referees marks? Are we expected to achieve a certain number of marks over the 20 games?

Oh wow. And how many games have you refereed over the 3 years?

Does the 20 games include those games on the line too or only games as a referee?

Lol I’m sure you’ll do better than that. What level are you on at the moment?

No. Seriously how many games in the season would you need to referee to move up to level 6?

Okay, so how many games are we expected to do within that one year to gain promotion from level 7? And do referee games only count or assistant referee games too?

Hi. Starting from a level 7 referee how long does it take to move up to level 6 and then level 5? Does this depend on how many games we do or just how long our tenure has been as a referee?

That's exactly what I was querying, accidental instead of careless clipping of the heels. Seems like you read my mind, but yeah it's a tough one. If the player falling over was no where near the ball I'd let play go on but like you said the law expects a foul in any case right. But if he was...

When two players are running for the ball and it is clear that one of players ACCIDENTALLY gets tripped over by the other whilst they are running, is this a foul or should play be continued?

That's actually a very handy tip :)

Yes, that's exactly what happened in my first game. The time was up, the ball was in the attacking 3rd and I decided to allow that last attack to go ahead and a goal was scored, but like you said the situation demanded a restart to avoid any trouble and that's what I did.

What about if a goal has been scored in the last few seconds of injury time at the end of the match. Can you blow for the full time whistle immediately after the goal has been scored or must play be re-started from the centre mark before blowing for the fulltime whistle?