This score sheet has been designed to accommodate all referees, those who prefer the current vertical form as well as those who use the horizontal version. This will eliminate the need for 2 sided printing, and will also avoid the situation where a particular event provides only one of the current two sides, leaving some referees feeling uncomfortable with the side provided. At present, any flagged reports (which the referee can choose to include to highlight priority of their report) will show as having a red flag next to the "View referee Report" button within the results tab as well as being highlighted at the top of the report FUTURE ENHANCEMENT: Please be aware we are planning to add a seperate filter to highlight only flagged reports in the near future At the bottom of the form, the referee will also get the option to "Flag the report as important" - this will then display clearly to the league from within their dashboard if any reports have been flagged. Please note: where the "my referee reports" tab is shown, this is for any reports you need to submit as a referee. This tab will not display referee reports submitted to your league Along with these required field information to be filled out, there are a few more information that are also needed to complete the assessment process. These information include the following:

The referee will firstly be asked for a confirmation of the score and then be asked if club assistants were provided by both clubs Unfortunately, players are like sharks and smell what they perceive as fear. If you're uncertain and aren't dealing with them then they will keep going, and it will get louder. The way to deal with it is to be strong. Guidance on how to add a referee to your Full-Time system is here: Adding a referee to FA Full-TimeWhen you call the captains in for the coin toss, blow the whistle really firmly. That sets the scene because it's the first impression they have of you as a referee. If you stride out to the middle rather than strolling out looking like you don't want to be there that does the same thing. Please be aware - referee match reports are not currently included within the system however are currently being built and alongside new "Flagging features" will be available for the beginning of next season. Upon opening the referee report, the referee will have a set of "FA Questions" to answer alongside being able to answer any custom questions asked by the league.

a game using PAR to 15. Please note that “set 3” was chosen in this last game and the number 3 at the bottom of the column is bolded. In practice, the 3 should be circled for easier reference. Referees upon login will now be able to create match reports for any games that they are assigned to. As far as I remember my first game was awful, but I got better (at least, I think so!). I believe I actually called for an offside, before remembering that I was meant to blow the whistle! I think that told the players it was my first game! All information written by the referees should be beyond their knowledge with regards to the applicant.Of course, if you need anything or require advice then see your mentor, but otherwise, as a fellow newbie, I've found this forum to be incredibly helpful (and cathartic). Referees should be honest when evaluating the applicant, and that they should note in the form if they do not know the applicant well enough. If you're 5'6" try to look 6'. It's easier for me being 6'5" and built like the proverbial, but we can all make ourselves look bigger. You did your first game - massive achievement to stand in the middle and be ridiculed by those around you so well done.

I have read the law book so match wise feel fairly comfortable and will learn the ropes as i gain more experience, its more to do with match reports i am unclear on. Although a referee should get a copy of the team sheet as best practice i am just wondering if its best to write down so substitutions and cards are monitored appropriately. I completed a referee course and am looking to get my 5 games on board so applying for local leagues. To be honest i took this course on as i am not always the most confident of people but improve once i get going, and I am really interested in refereeing. I am a bit nervous to get started and admittedly taken a while to register due to this but i have now bitten the bullet and i am going for it. I went to watch a game for the league i applied for just to get a general feel of what goes on. I'm not going to sit here and tell you the same stuff everyone else has said ... you already know everyone on this forum has been in your shoes etc. and you know we all congratulate you getting out there ... big old world isn't it? scary? hmmm I still get nervous going out on a Sunday on my own, it is a lonely world mate - but push through all that and you'll find yourself out with NAR's every week in a nice set up stadium. You recognise where some of your weaknesses are and will be able to change your mind set next time - well done

The affirmation of the referee is to certify that all information are true and correct, that the results are accurate and based on the records and observations. As for the applicant, the confirmation is to certify that the report is discussed with him or her, and that he or she agrees with the records. You may also see sample business report forms This score sheet can be used for point-a-rally (PAR) to either 11 or 15, hand-in, hand-out (HiHo) to 9, and for singles and doubles, both international and hardball. first of all @Tom Gibbins - well done for game one! everyone starts here ... I believe even Mark Clattenberg once had a game number one!