Working In Unison
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The document discusses the importance of teamwork and cooperation among match officials. It emphasizes that the referee makes final decisions but relies on assistance from assistant referees. Key aspects of officiating as a team include leadership, trust, goal setting, handling fouls and misconduct, communicating with signals and eye contact, and evaluating performance after matches. Working as a cohesive unit allows the team of officials to correctly apply and interpret the laws of the game.
Working In Unison
- 1. Working in Unison – Manuel López
- 2. The Team of Match Officials Aim : How to put into practice the team spirit among the Team of Officials. Basic : Laws of the Game Common knowledge of the Laws Common interpretation of the Laws Every member of the Team of Match Officials has specific duties for a match Referee Assistant Referee Often a question of techniques for various specific “duties” and roles.
- 3. The Team of Match Officials But main task : Knowledge of the laws Interpretation of laws Respect for the roles
- 4. The Team of Match Officials Teamwork For the team of officials: getting it right so that the right decision is made at the right time. Co-operation and understanding (The assistant referee "assists", the referee makes final decisions)
- 5. Points for reflection Leadership Trust...reliance Goal setting Synergy Modesty Conflict Team harmony
- 6. Positioning and teamwork kick-off goal kick penalty kicks goal situations corner kick
- 7. Cooperation Fouls and misconduct in his immediate vicinity out of referee's vision any violent conduct any other serious foul, or other clear situations that must be called In any other situations... wait and see what, who,...restart ?
- 8. Cooperation Fouls outside/inside penalty area Mass confrontation Consultation Free kicks and walls Throw-in, corner kick, goal kick Goals Penalty kick
- 9. Signals and Communication (between the team of officials) Various flag signals…and “beep”/others Discreet signals (specially in tight situations to make clear to the referee alertness and confidence) But remember: Flag as priority n1 Eye contact Wait and see
- 11. The Team of Match Officials Pre-match instructions Post-match evaluation “ You earn respect by being respectful” K. Ridden 31/01/06
- 12. Team spirit: ...a closing reminder “ In the end, it is upon the quality and commitment of individuals that all group movements depend" GOOD LUCK!!