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Laws of the Game Quiz 2024-2025 #3 December
Laws of the Game Quiz 2024-2025 #3 December. The final quiz of the year. With 1 clip, then 8 questions that were used in the 2024 big referee quiz on this blog. Good luck with the quiz!
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Positioning learnings from the Klassieker
Positioning learnings from the Klassieker Ajax vs Feyenoord. Clips from my game.
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Laws of the Game Quiz 2024-2025 #2
The second Laws of the Game Quiz of 2024-2025. I try to maintain the clip, but might publish a quiz less frequently. This is a test with 10 questions instead of 5. And a few clips this time. How is that for you? Plus one of the video questions will also be published as case study to explain the situation. You can always practise previous quizzes on this overview page. And after submitting your answers, you can see the correct answers immediately. The video is added to the form. Laden…
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Referee protests – Only the captain can approach the referee
The new guideline in most countries for referee protests is: only the captain can approach the referee. It started at the European Championships and was successful. And as Björn Kuipers, now UEFA Referee Committe member says in a video message: “We need to take bad behaviour seriously”. But how do you apply this in your games? In this blog post some practical guidelines and advice for match officials.
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High-intensity exercise #8 from Switzerland
High-intensity exercise #8 from Switzerland. This exercise is run by Swiss referees in the 3rd and 4th Division and was suggested by a blog reader.
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KNVB fitheidsmeting – a Dutch fitness test for referees
This blog post explains the KNVB fitheidsmeting, a Dutch fitness test for referees. This new fitness test is introduced in the season 2024-2025, because they want to create a test that connects with refereeing at every amateur level.
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High Intensity Training #7
High Intensity Training #7: a new exercise that I tried during a training session with fellow referees in The Hague. Make sure you don’t do too much, because it’s quite a hard one. It looks like an Uefa exercise, but the timing is a little different.
