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U think I'm gonna forget!!!! NUNCA!! Im not Jesus 😑

my referee association chairman has many good phrases, one being, :- did he win the ball... was there contact? in case one, answer is no he did not and yes there was, penalty....

This is NOT a referee training video

The video's editing may need tweaking to ensure that the audience does not lose the essence of the lesson.

Amazing,this video is so amazing!!!!!!,Σ( ° △ °|||)︴

Don't agree with first DOGSO. The keeper doesn't touch the player and arguably there were 2 defenders who might have saved the goal and the attacker.

Don't agree with non intentional deflection. He clearly attempts to control the ball bit doesn't. It's an intentional touch.

I don't agree with play 1. A player is entitled to put his leg in a position to protect the ball from the defender. In real time play it looks like a clear foul.

So many fouls here could be prevented. But some team are alouding their players to do whatever it takes to win the game and this is putting the players in danger. That fouls by the goalkeeper hitting the players head should be considered a crime in soccer once he could kill that players. Why so many players act stupid like that ? Why not play safety so kids see that and want to play soccer. Some of this fouls will scare kids and parents from soccer. Just remember that fouls can be prevented. Play safety y'all please?

The first DOGSO example is a total dive LOL

thank you chuby don for this video it was really helpful i am a referee in the 5 session and i had a game the was pretty arergsive.

Did he even make contact at 5:51?

Great video! But wait why the hell it has champions league anthem in it😅😂

Annoying music. Couldn't finish watching.

Hello, do you know more channels like this to improve referee skills

Este árbitro debió ser expulsado del fútbol, por acuchillar a México

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What the hell, you can see perfectly at 0:33 that it was right call

5:05

My question is When a player is in an offside when his team's passed the ball and he didn't run. He waited for opponents to make him onside after the ball was passed. Can you pause your run on an offside to make it onside. How does it really work. Suarez once did it, the commentators said Suarez knew he was offside so he paused his run. I don't know which game it it though.

The CR's decision is correct in this case, as the defender deliberately stops the ball and the attacker who is already in the offside gained the advantage of being in that position. Deliberate attempt to stop the ball and Deliberate attempt to play the ball are defined separately by IFAB. For more explanation on this, please refer to "Laws of the Game" Law-11, section 2, 2nd paragraph.

And punching someone in the nuts is a red card but it feels good

Eres mexicano?

I hope you are just being sarcastic in this video. Otherwise, it is really harmful video. If you are a referee please do not try to educate anyone lol. In the first incident, obviously the player tries to award a penalty by shielding the ball and then he celebrates, because why wouldn't he? How can you be a referee if you are not empathize with a player? Naturally he celebrates it, not because of fooling the ref. Also if you still think that he celebrates it because of awarding a penalty, why would he demonstrate the joy of this if he really trying to fool you. Just think a little. Third position is also definitely a penalty, the player in yellow shirt step on the black shirted player's ankle for god's sake, how can you call this a ''dive''?

Why does 5:!6 look like a massive embellishment to me, if not a flop? I dont see the contact.

for everyone confused about the first example: red initiates the contact. white is going for the ball. red hits players leg by moving his leg towards the white players leg. if his leg was already in that position shielding you're correct its a penalty. but it wasn't he was moving it there and therefore red initiates the contact by virtue of moving to where he wants to shield. theres a good video from some California ref instructor that breaks down similar situations. this is what Fifa wants.

It's okay to claim mistakes where it is clearly written in the laws.. But to judge the reaction of the referee and the player, when we have absolutely no idea of what they are talking about or even thinking... THAT'S TOO MUCH....

He is one of the top mexican referee, he udually scored a 85 higher thud was probably a 70,but i ref myself and thus happens ti even the best.

I am a referee and I completely disagree with the first example of the video. The player may use his leg to protect the ball. Clearly a foul.

Being AR is very difficult!

3:22, the player wasn't offside!

Useful one

And of course the players have no responsibility do they?

Players won't get away with these type of fouls anymore with var 4:25

To everyone saying that the ChubyDon shouldn't be 'correcting' the referee here This video hasn't been made to have a 'dig' at the referee.... The title is very clear, Referee Training It's been made as a resource for referees to use and study. As a referee myself this video makes several very valid points that can be used. Referee's at the top level are more critical of themselves than any assessor, fan or competitor. He will have watched these key incidents and picked out sections where he could have intervened to keep the match under control more than we have. Referee's are human and all up the referee did what he could and reacted reasonably appropriately to the scenario in front of him. These players very clearly did not want to be controlled and ultimately if a player doesn't want to be managed and wants to misbehave there is nothing we as referees can do to stop them, management techniques can be used to coerce some players into working with you but those management techniques don't always work and on players like these I doubt they would have done much at all.... The player's have more to do with the mass confrontation and other incidents than the referee does.

@2:41 is a good example of why the offside call is hard. Interfering does not just mean touching the ball. If your movement causes a defender to react in a way that they may have not of and you are in the offside position, that CAN be called an offside offence. Different referees have different views on this. Typically referees who play soccer are more lenient. As far as I'm concerned, if you are in an offside position when that ball is kicked don't run, definitely don't sprint, toward the ball. You are gambling with the call.

Ok look buddy. First one, referee is meant to be that far away because the AR's are on that side of the pitch. Second video yellow card for fine, first offence and wasnt even that bad. Third video, yellow players didnt influence the referee cause it was a clear yellow and no influence is needed. Im not even going to bother with the rest. So look unless you ref yourself dont try correcting others work when u couldn't do any better.

Are you a referee? I would like to see you handle a game like this! Yes, he made mistakes, but to claim that none of this would have happened if he had handed out an early yellow is very naive!! Also, listen to pro refs, they will say to try not to give yellow cards too early in the game, as you then may have to hand out several reds later... Responsibility also lies with the players to control themselves and their teammates.

This vid is really helpful and thank u. I just started soccer and i play really well, however idk wtf they talk abt half the time so this helped out alot

I ref games with excellent ARs so I tell them to come to the field or call me and I will go to the side line, our unity of refs is what keeps the enthusiasm under control.

Nice

Great video man.

Very good bro!

The last one should be "Play On" (Advantage) because both the yellow and red player have equal opportunity to take possession of the ball. The hold was not mere enough to call for a DK (Direct Kick). I would play on unless one of the players was on top of the other player trying to receive the ball. Then we have a push penalty with IDK.

It is called football

This is the problem with soccer, they've made the rules to complex. If you are offside when you receive the ball, you should be offside, like in the old days. What the hell does "interfering with the play" mean? Why does offside not apply on a throw in but it does on a free kick? Why is charging allowed from the sides but not the front or back? Why is it illegal to strip the goalie of the ball if he has 2 hands touching, but not if the ball is on the ground or in the event where he is about to release it for a kick? Why can't a player pass the ball back to his own goalie's hands? (Stupidest rule of them all, goalies are allowed to use their hands but not if they get a back pass. It's just stupid. You are either allowed to use your hands or your not. Of course to make this rule even stupider if you head the ball back to the goalie or it deflects, well then hands are allowed, but no passes. Stupid.) Is a hand ball intentional or not? How the heck can you tell? They already had all the proper rules of soccer figured out 75 years ago, and all the changes have just been twits who think they are smarter than the people who invented the game.

Isn't 10:11 a foul against Tevez? Because the goalie had the ball in his two hands and Tevez scrapped the ball off.

At 3:00 does that apply to both hands or just one hand?

At 1:09 the defender definitely hits his knee first then the ball. Wrong call, even though he did touch the ball as opposed to his foot.

great offside video