Tag results for "referees"
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World Cup 2022 refs: A record five Americans and first women selected
Assistant referee Kathryn Nesbitt is among the first women to be select ...
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Men's World Cup: U.S. referees
1970. Henry Landauer (Sweden-Uruguay) 1982. David Socha (Scotland-New Zealand) 1986. David Soc ...
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'Your Show' reflects all the rhythms and contradictions of a pro referee's life
Novelist Ashley Hickson-Lovence writes about the life of the first and ...
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Time-wasting: why do we tolerate it?
It's almost 15 years since Venezuelan referee Manuel Andarcia sent off Colombia ...
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What They're Saying: Sergii Demianchuk
"You cannot see even on the news what I can when ...
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Mass brawls are what the fans want to see
"Children play at being soldiers. That is sensible," wrote the Austrian auth ...
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Sunday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Bad behavior drove a referee shortage. Covid made it worse By Eduar ...
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College Soccer: NCAA scraps golden goal
The NCAA has eliminated overtime in regular-season play. There will still ...
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Wednesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. San Jose Earthquakes’ Matías Almeyda fiasco is the latest example ...
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Tuesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Qatar will host a World Cup but not as we kn ...
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The three pillars of refereeing
Refereeing organizations should look for personality traits like leadership and courage ...
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Abandoned game in the Bundesliga -- it's not just the fan who's at fault
This was a really ugly matchup. Numerous nasty fouls, and a gre ...
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Saturday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. MLS media rights deal not likely to be a game-changer, sourc ...
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A ref's view on managing dissent
Not allowing running commentary removes an important item that builds negative pressu ...
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Absorbing ref documentaries reflect how VAR has changed the game
It's surprising to realize how quickly we've become accustomed to the Vid ...
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Tuesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Timothy Weah opens up on Lille's rough season ahead of Chels ...
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Sunday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. 'We're Filipinos': Women soccer players decry criticisms By Jim Gomez ( ...
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Friday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. USWNT, USMNT pay gap explained: Comparing their U.S. Soccer contracts ...
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Wednesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. U.S. Soccer honors St. Paul's Tony Sanneh for his work ...
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To face the crisis of its heading problem, soccer must consider changing its rules. A ban on long goal kicks is an obvious option.
We now know so much about the long-term effects -- particularly t ...
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Brian Hall leaves post as Concacaf's Director of Refereeing
Changes to Concacaf's Refereeing Department include the arrival of Italian Nicola Rizz ...
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Beware aspiring refs: Assessment starts young
A failure to concentrate on responsibilities and master the rules can dera ...
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How to stall referee abuse in youth soccer
Well-meaning campaigns, initiated by the state federation and the referees' association, me ...
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SA Interviews 2022: Voices from the soccer world
Our interviewees so far this year cover various areas of the ga ...
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PRO's Greg Barkey on Video Review's complexities, the evolution of American reffing, and his childhood in Argentina
Reffing in college to earn tuition money led to a career ...
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What They're Saying: Felix Zwayer
"You try to pack your knapsack and say goodbye to your wi ...
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Friday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Rocco Commisso bought a football club in Italy. Then the troub ...
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Haaland vs. Hinteregger: when abusive conduct is not properly punished
When the pro game legitimizes this kind of conduct, there's a knock- ...
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Thursday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Spurs forced to call off Rennes match after Covid outbre ...
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Ref shortage solutions: Straight red to abusive coaches, swifter response to parents, teach conveying authority
It's time to be the bad cop. Go straight to dismiss. ...
