u/TheBiggerMan2

Former high level refs could I get advice?

I’m 16, I started this season (3 months ago now due to being in australia) and I’m currently doing a mix of u13-17 in the middle, and then semi professional u18, and u23s (NPL 18s and 23s for Australians) and I’m trying to get better. I’ve always loved refereeing and I’ve fallen in love with it but don’t know if I’m too late into the game, there are people my age who are far ahead of me, could I still make it to the top level or am I too late? what are some small things which you think make the difference in being the best referee I can be?

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u/TheBiggerMan2 — 4 days ago

Refereeing someone I know

it’s a u17 Girls game and the captain is in my physics class. not like friends but we’ve chatted because shes right in front of me. I’m not going to be biased at all but I feel like people might perceive that I am. how do i manage this?

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u/TheBiggerMan2 — 6 days ago