Refereeing question please ?

[bergamascho]

Read much??

I was quite drunk after the Canada game and ensuing celebrations somewhat confused at who your rant was directed toward since you mention WB but it appears as though you are chastising GEORDIE. Ya dig?

 

[The Franchise]

riverview called.. They want u back...

Science called... They want to run tests

speaking of kids...

How the hell did u ever find someone to consentually fornicate with ?

lmfao:d

 

[knaacks]

What geordie also failed to mention was that he sent the player who was sent off back into the game, because he didn't think you could give a sending off to a player at his level. Even though thay are ID'd and carded. Someone needs to learn the rules before raising a flap about it online

 

[Rangerforever]

Bingo again.

But more importantly, as MM mentioned, was the Mom hot or not?

 

[freddy]

Definitely need a posted picture. come on.

 

[GEORDIE]

What geordie also failed to mention was that he sent the player who was sent off back into the game, because he didn't think you could give a sending off to a player at his level. Even though thay are ID'd and carded. Someone needs to learn the rules before raising a flap about it online

I,ve never mentioned any names of teams or players involved. I have never experienced or witnessed a 10 yr old getting sent off. The ref normally asks the coach to substitute problem players.
This was not a dirty or rough game but it was spoiled by the referee and the mum incident. Refs need to show some common sense and judge the situation and not act on the emotions of parents.
The referee didn,t issue any yellow cards beforehand and he didn,t even flash a red card to dismiss the player.I have heard that only certain level refs are allowed to send players off and a card must be shown so technically i didn,t class that as a sending off which is why i sent the player back on.

The matters laid to rest now but it was certainly a learning experience for my players.
Good luck in the final.

 

[Mr Base]

Gordie all you need is three people to sighn a patition that ref showed no cards. And all of it is gone through the window. No ref with any respect for kids will send a ten year old off. There must be more to parent or some one saying things that pissed ref off. Ref must pull out the card before any one is sent off. If he/she does not show the card, than they are not fallowing the Fifa rules. Some clbs chairs add their on twis to it. Only way to solve that is to protest make sure you send a cheque with it. I think it is $100.00 to protest. Do not give in or you and your team is going to be picked on. Change your team name for next season and wash the paper trail.

 

[italian_stallion21]

I was waiting for that response forever. I knew you'd have the answer.

 

[Dude]

Exactly.

When in doubt, protest a U-11 game reffed by a 12 year old. That will surely fix all the misdeeds.

 

[Mr Base]

It really does not mater what age the ref is. He or she must fallow the Fifa rules. If they do not than they need more inclass help. People pay to play in any league.

 

[Dude]

Sorry, but the age does have bearing.

How much "classroom" can you give the kids? At some point, you need to give them real experiences to learn from, hopefully w/ out crazy soccer moms of undetermined hotness who come running out onto the pitch threatening a 10 year old.

You need to have a high level of tollerance for allowing the young refs to learn.

And, you're an idiot.

 

[Captain Shamrock]

I,ve never mentioned any names of teams or players involved. I have never experienced or witnessed a 10 yr old getting sent off. The ref normally asks the coach to substitute problem players.
This was not a dirty or rough game but it was spoiled by the referee and the mum incident. Refs need to show some common sense and judge the situation and not act on the emotions of parents.
The referee didn,t issue any yellow cards beforehand and he didn,t even flash a red card to dismiss the player.I have heard that only certain level refs are allowed to send players off and a card must be shown so technically i didn,t class that as a sending off which is why i sent the player back on.

The matters laid to rest now but it was certainly a learning experience for my players.
Good luck in the final.

 

[Mr Base]

Rest it is. Soccer here will never grow. From age 11 till age 17 is only time of development. We have so many senior people that could do a wonderfull job as refs and as AR's. Kids do not want to be there. they do not even dress as AR or refs. It runes look of soccer. Just look at Hockey and you will see why soccer will not grow.
Pay people charge more and do a proper job.

 

[Dude]

Rest it is. Soccer here will never grow. From age 11 till age 17 is only time of development. We have so many senior people that could do a wonderfull job as refs and as AR's. Kids do not want to be there. they do not even dress as AR or refs. It runes look of soccer. Just look at Hockey and you will see why soccer will not grow.
Pay people charge more and do a proper job.

OK, most of that made no sense. What a psychotic mum and a clueless coach have to do w/ helping develop the players, I have no idea.

Will comment on the hockey, though...

Shockingly, you get 13-15 year old refs officiating the Atom level (which this is the equivalent of). The difference is sometimes you do get some senior level officials out on the ice w/ the refs giving them instruction. Usually in tourneys or playoff games, and this is something that- if BCSA had the manpower and resources- should be looked into.

I will also say that these young hockey refs take more than their share of abuse from idiot parents, too.

Still, has nothing to do w/ a nutcase mom (hockey has PLENTY of those), and idiot coaches who actually would consider protesting a U-11 result due to a debatable call.

 

[GEORDIE]

The matter is laid to rest.

 

[GEORDIE]

I,ve never mentioned any names of teams or players involved. I have never experienced or witnessed a 10 yr old getting sent off. The ref normally asks the coach to substitute problem players.
This was not a dirty or rough game but it was spoiled by the referee and the mum incident. Refs need to show some common sense and judge the situation and not act on the emotions of parents.
The referee didn,t issue any yellow cards beforehand and he didn,t even flash a red card to dismiss the player.I have heard that only certain level refs are allowed to send players off and a card must be shown so technically i didn,t class that as a sending off which is why i sent the player back on.

The matters laid to rest now but it was certainly a learning experience for my players.
Good luck in the final.

This matter is laid to rest now.

 

[freddy]

Hey, we are still waiting for a picture of the mother. Please post before we put this thing to rest.

And, if there was any form of "discipline" on her, please elaborate.

 

[Tuna]

YouTube - Streaker On The Pitch - Havant & Waterlooville vs Dorchester

Deserved of the red card?

 

[Bronco]

I suppose if you apply the letter of the law, technically it is violent conduct. Common sense probably should prevail I would argue.

 

[whataboutbob]

Yup, Letter of the law. Yet, if you go with that excuse - and yes it is an excuse for bad refereeing - then all games would be abandoned for lack of players on the pitch. LotL is a fcuking cop out for defending the stupid actions of some bad referees.