Forget all that handshake lines and build out lines and all the other lines that cause aggravation about was it a pk+red, I never knew about the first two until after reading on this forum. The language of football, the game, as many know, transcends all cultures, national lines and many other things. I found the experiences of the dramatis personae herein a documentary about referees poignant, and a validation of 'see, it is same there too,' - http://bit.ly/2m2DTKc Here's wishing yet another year of whistling, mine season already heating up.
Thank you for posting this. To others, please note, there's about 25 seconds of test pattern (and signal) at the start.
Wonderful piece. Truly enjoyed watching it. Glad I don't referee Sat. morning games in England as my red card would be probably worn out, lol. thanks so much for posting!
I find this one day when I look for video - http://bit.ly/2F1tRB5 Many things said I not understand (english), but I know what the referee meanings. I like how hard referee work with players, supporting system. It is more than two year ago, but experience is same today. Enjoy.