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Debrief

Debrief. DUAL SYSTEM. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN. Debrief. DUAL SYSTEM… TWO REFS…. NOT A REFFEREE ADDED… …A REFEREE SUBTRACTED. WHICH REFEREE IS MISSING?. Two linesmen with whistles?. L. T. T. T. L. Debrief. EVEN WITH S2LD OR THE BALL WHICHEVER IS CLOSER TO THE GOAL LINE.

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Debrief

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  1. Debrief DUAL SYSTEM NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

  2. Debrief DUAL SYSTEM… TWO REFS… NOT A REFFEREE ADDED… …A REFEREE SUBTRACTED WHICH REFEREE IS MISSING?

  3. Two linesmen with whistles?

  4. L T T T L

  5. Debrief EVEN WITH S2LD OR THE BALL WHICHEVER IS CLOSER TO THE GOAL LINE. CLOSE TO PLAY NOT TOO CLOSE PLAY BETWEEN REFS SEE BETWEEN PLAYERS DIFFERENT ANGLE FROM THE OTHER REF NOT IN THE WAY

  6. Debrief DUAL SYSTEM… TWO REFS… WHICH REF IS MISSING? RUN RUN A LOT RUN SMART HOW DO WE COMPENSATE FOR THE MISSING REF?

  7. SO WHAT’S THE PROBLEM? Debrief L DUAL SYSTEM COVERAGE ISSUES T

  8. Debrief DUAL SYSTEM COVERAGE ISSUES L CAN YOU STAY OUTSIDE LOOKING IN AND APPLY THE PRINCIPLES REQUIRED? T T T L

  9. Debrief COFFIN CORNER T T L

  10. Debrief ATTACK DOWN THE MIDDLE T T L

  11. Debrief L WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO T

  12. Debrief TRAIL UP 10 YARDS BEYOND COMFORTABLE CHEAT IN AS FAR AS PLAYERS ALLOW GET IN THE GAME

  13. Debrief BLUE ATTACK MIDFIELD LEAD REF L LEAD REF OFFSIDE+ GET IN THE GAME T L

  14. Debrief BLUE ATTACK MIDFIELD TRAIL REF GET IN THE GAME L TRAIL REF CLOSE TO PLAY T T T

  15. SUPPORT LEAD HAS IT TRAIL MAKE THE CALL? DOES GAME NEED IT? T T LEAD REF VIEW BLOCKED? L

  16. Never call a trifling foul near your partner. Not even a borderline trifling foul. Calling Fouls

  17. Use your view of “trifling” on fouls near you, but your partner’s view of trifling on fouls outside your immediate area. Calling Fouls Near Partner • Don’t call a screened foul in front of your partner that you don’t think your partner would have called.

  18. TACTICS GAME-CRITICAL PLAY IN PA AND YOU ARE WHERE? NOW WHO HAS IT? WHY ATTACK DOWN SIDE? T T L

  19. Debrief ATTACK DOWN THE MIDDLE HAVE DIFFERENT ANGLE FROM PARTNER? T T L

  20. Debrief COFFIN CORNER T T L

  21. SUPPORT LEAD HAS IT T T LEAD REF VIEW BLOCKED? L

  22. Debrief DUAL SYSTEM FREEPLAY POSITIONING GET IN THE GAME

  23. Debrief WHAT IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN? WHAT IS GREATEST RISK?

  24. Debrief THE SECRET OF BEING A GOOD TRAIL REF… …ANTICIPATEWHEN TO BECOME THE LEAD REF

  25. Debrief BALL ADVANCING… PURSUE BE CLOSE TO PLAY 10-15-20 YARDS

  26. Debrief ATTACK STOOD UP… HOLD, PLAN RETREAT (ease out?)

  27. Debrief DEFENSE WINS BALL… BACK OUT NOW! Turn and RUN?

  28. Debrief T L BLUE ATTACK INTO PA TRAIL REF PARTNER HAS YOUR BACK

  29. Debrief T L REF TEAM COORDINATION DURING BLUE ATTACK INTO PA PARTNER HAS YOUR BACK LET’S WATCH

  30. Debrief A COUPLE OF COMMON MISTAKES

  31. Debrief COFFIN CORNER RUN ANGLE IN TOWARD PA CLOSER TO WHERE CRITICAL PLAY IS GOING T T L

  32. Debrief BREAKAWAY RUN DON’T RUN AWAY FROM PLAY ANGLE IN TOWARD PA CLOSER TO WHERE CRITICAL PLAY IS GOING T T L

  33. Debrief EYE CONTACT with PARTNER at EVERY stoppage of play

  34. There is no “head referee” You are both equal. You must work together. Partners

  35. You must work together. Ignoring those little traits, mannerisms, habits which may annoy you. Partners

  36. So, you may see things differently.

  37. There is no “head referee”. If you disagree with a call - - Partners

  38. There is no “head referee”. If you disagree with a call - - On judgment calls Partners

  39. There is no “head referee”. If you disagree with a call - - On judgment calls, trust your partner. Partners

  40. There is no “head referee”. If you disagree with a call - - On judgment calls, trust your partner. BUT…. Partners

  41. There is no “head referee”. If you disagree with a call - - On judgment calls, trust your partner. If you believe you have additional information which would persuade your partner to change his call, let him know. Partners

  42. Quietly talk to your partner about the call. Let your partner decide and announce any change in decision.

  43. There is no “head referee”. If you disagree with a call - - On rules decisions, the REFEREE TEAM must get the call right. Partners

  44. If you disagree with a call - - On rules decisions, the referee team must get the call right. If you believe your partner is about to apply a rule incorrectly, your duty is to make it known. Partners

  45. Quietly talk to your partner about the call. Let your partner decide and announce any change in decision.

  46. Choose the touchline each will work: Where is the sun now. Where will the sun set. Past experiences with the coaches. Crowd location Pregame

  47. Pregame. Discuss a signal for: Partners • Ready for the restart. • Hold up for substitutes from this touchline. • “I have additional information for you.”

  48. Who whistles restarts? Pregame: Required Kickoff Penalty Kick Substitution When Required Corner Kick Goal Kick Free Kicks Throw-in TRAIL REFEREE WHISTLES ALL RESTARTS

  49. Pregame. Coverage for free kicks near the 18 Who will set the wall? TR will whistle for the restart Partners

  50. TIME ALLOWANCE LOTG HSR O T I S               Other When refs orders clock stopped Timewasting Injury Injury Subs               Team subs to waste time Goal Card OTIS PK PIGC

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