Pre-Play-off Discussion on Reffing; Call for Refs to Meet

Posted on Mon 21st, February 2011

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• #126

M_A_X

awesome, nice work lads, that's a great crib sheet for refs to go on.
• #127

JonoMarshall

Yeah could do, encourages consistency, etc. It may pad out the rules PDF though? Really every event should hold a referee meeting too where the "head ref" tells everyone what they expect from them.
• #128

eggpie

but chatting with others helps cement things in your mind.

Thats what was really useful about last night. Its really useful to have that "was that the right call" or "this is what I was thinking at the time" session, as well as trying to make sure everyone interprets the rules the same way. Thanks for making it happen.

there's no point winging at a ref unless you're prepared to do the job yourself.

This. 100%.

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