1 / 57

THE DUAL REFEREE SYSTEM (TWO WHISTLE)

THE DUAL REFEREE SYSTEM (TWO WHISTLE). SCOPE OF THIS MODULE REFEREE PRE-GAME CONFERENCE DUAL SYSTEM MECHANICS. SCOPE TO BE COVERED…… NECESSITY OF THOROUGH PRE-GAME POSITIONS AND DUTIES TRAIL AND LEAD … COORDINATION RESTARTS SUBSTITUTIONS POST-GAME DUTIES. GENERALLY…

bjorn
Download Presentation

THE DUAL REFEREE SYSTEM (TWO WHISTLE)

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. THE DUAL REFEREE SYSTEM (TWO WHISTLE)

  2. SCOPE OF THIS MODULE REFEREE PRE-GAME CONFERENCE DUAL SYSTEM MECHANICS

  3. SCOPE TO BE COVERED…… • NECESSITY OF THOROUGH PRE-GAME • POSITIONS AND DUTIES • TRAIL AND LEAD … COORDINATION • RESTARTS • SUBSTITUTIONS • POST-GAME DUTIES

  4. GENERALLY… • Need to work as a team, not two individual referees • Need to adjust to each other’s styles, as needed and as per pre-game • Monitor the players’ attitudes and game temperature and make adjustments as a TEAM.

  5. REFEREE PRE-GAME CONFERENCE

  6. PRE-GAME CONFERENCE • ALWAYS, ALWAYS, …. Never “Blow-off” Pre-Game, it is vital • Head referee to conduct • Goal of pre-game … no surprises • Go over head referee-referee interaction • When should I help my partner?

  7. PRE-GAME … SUBSTITUTIONS • TEAM BENCHES ON SAME SIDE • TEAM BENCHES ON OPPOSITE SIDES • ALL STOPPAGE WHISTLES … MAKE EYE CONTACT • RESTART WHISTLE … MAKE EYE CONTACT AND LOOK FOR “READY SIGNAL”

  8. PRE-GAME … SET PIECES • Cover positioning mechanics • Free Kicks • Trail responsible for setting up each free kick • Free Kicks from near penalty area • Lead will take a position as agreed in the pre-game

  9. PRE-GAME … OFF-THE-BALL INCIDENTS Go over each referee’s responsibility to keep under surveillance • Watching after the ball leaves • Understanding where play will go • Listening to the players • Knowing what happened earlier • Preventive refereeing … work as a team

  10. PRE-GAME … Bench Misconduct Caused by incidences that occur right in front of the benches • Benches on same side … on both sides • Must prevent bench entry onto field • Referees to have no physical contact whatsoever • Write, write, write • Consult with each other before carding • Shall we terminate?

  11. PRE-GAME… ADVANTAGE Biggest problem in dual system, if no understanding between referees The importance of pausing … when Trail is looking through play, Lead needs to pause before whistling for foul Trust … when play is in front of partner Over-calling your partner unnecessarily discredits the referee team

  12. PRE-GAME …. TEAMS • Share info from recent matches • Teams’ styles • Teams’ formations • Teams’ tactics • May require referees to adjust mechanics and coverage

  13. PRE-GAME WITH SCORER & TIMER • GIVEN BY HEAD REFEREE • STARTING CLOCK, TIME-OUT, GOAL • 10-SECOND COUNTDOWN AT END OF PERIODS • OVERTIME PROCEDURE, WHEN APPLICABLE

  14. OTHER PRE-GAME ITEMS • Pre-game inspections … field, goals, game balls and players • Intro to coaches … ask coaches whether players are to be properly equipped • Collect each team roster prior to game • Referee to conduct a pre-game with the ball holders

  15. PRE-GAME WITH TEAMS • Both head coaches + all captains • Review pertinent rules • Address good sportsmanship • Conduct coin toss Referees Shall Enter Game As A Team

  16. DUAL REFEREE SYSTEM MECHANICS

  17. DUAL SYSTEM POSITIONS AND DUTIES + TRAIL-LEAD COORDINATION • Make eye contact on every dead ball. • Use hand or verbal signals to communicate

  18. DUAL SYSTEM The Dual System is based upon the simple concept of a LEAD Referee and a TRAIL Referee Both officials have equal authority

  19. LEAD - TRAIL LEAD R Game Flow Box in play between the two officials at all times R TRAIL

  20. GENERAL MOVEMENT • CHANGING LEAD TO TRAIL & VICE VERSA • Reverse offside responsibility • Reverse off-the-ball coverage • OFF-THE-BALL COVERAGE • Position of the ball will dictate responsibility • Alert off-the-ball coverage is a hallmark of the Dual System.

  21. TRAIL - LEAD TRAIL R Game Flow Lead and Trail should ALWAYS be looking thru the ball at each other R LEAD

  22. DUAL SYSTEM The LEAD referee is almost always either behind (recovering) or in front of the ball. Expect that the close offside calls will typically be missed.

  23. Where Should I Be?? DUAL SYSTEM Width epth No Exact Right Answer!!

  24. Width R TRAIL R LEAD

  25. Width R TRAIL R LEAD

  26. Width TRAIL R R LEAD

  27. Depth R TRAIL LEAD R

  28. Depth R R TRAIL TRAIL R TRAIL TRAIL R R R R LEAD LEAD LEAD LEAD R

  29. AS REFEREES …… • Focus on the field … no ball-watching • Keep a wide view of the area of play at all times • Lend assistance by penetrating into partner’s half of field • Trail referee often has better overall view of play • Watch your partner’s back … watch players behind and around partner in setup of wall • Eye contact with each other on each dead ball

  30. KICK-OFF AR1 LR R TR AR2

  31. CORNER KICK – LEFT SIDE AR1 LR R TR AR2

  32. CORNER KICK – RIGHT SIDE AR1 LR R TR AR2

  33. GOAL-KICK AR1 TR R LR AR2

  34. PENALTY-KICK AR1 LR R TR AR2

  35. DROP BALL – AWAY FROM GOAL AR1 LR R TR AR2

  36. DROP BALL – NEAR GOAL AR1 TR R LR AR2

  37. DYNAMIC PLAY AR1 TRAIL R R LEAD R AR2

  38. Dynamic Play - Field Concepts R TRAIL R LEAD

  39. Dynamic Play - Field Concepts TRAIL R R LEAD

  40. Dynamic Play - Field Concepts R TRAIL R LEAD

  41. Total Coverage “Coffin Corner” “Coffin Corner”

  42. MAKING THE CALL • LET THE WHISTLE DO YOUR TALKING • VISUALLY SIGNAL FOUL OR STOPPAGE • GIVE DIRECTION • INDICATE IF INDIRECT FREE KICK • INDICATE SPOT IF NECESSARY • LEAD GIVES 2ND WHISTLE, WHERE NEEDED

  43. MAKING THE CALL … IFK BOTH REFEREES GIVE + HOLD SIGNAL UNTIL: • Ball goes out of play … or • A second player is seen to touch the ball by either referee • Maintain eye contact with each other

  44. FREE KICK NEAR GOAL • Option 1 … trail referee manages restart and takes offside and nearby fouls • Optiion 2 … trail referee manages restart … lead referee takes offside, nearby fouls and goal line

  45. DYNAMIC PLAY – NEAR GOAL AR1 TR R LR AR2

  46. THROW-INS • Positioning … on goal side of thrower • Legality of Throw-In … foot and hand responsibility (pre-game) • Ball back in play … both referees responsible for subsequent play

  47. THROW-IN A1 LEAD R R TRAIL R AR2

  48. SUBSTITUTIONS FROM SAME SIDE OF FIELD • Beckoned by referee on that side of field • Both referees to give sub signal • Make sure defensive players have taken their positions before giving the restart whistle • Referee responsible for the re-start will sound the whistle

  49. SUBSTITUTIONS FROM BOTH TOUCHLINES • Both referees hold sub signal, until the substitutions are completed • Make sure defensive players have taken their positions • Referee with the restart blows whistle, after receiving the ready from partner

More Related