Ladies Gaelic Football

Digital Referee Handbook 2022

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13 It is important that referee's work on their positioning to ensure they can make the correct call. Being in the correct position also builds confidence for a referee. Below is some advice in relation to positioning: Kick-outs Take up position 'off-centre' ready to move towards the area where the ball is dropping and giving yoursefl a lateral view. General Play Move parallel to the play giving yourself a lateral (side on) view and being able to see players behind other players. Think in terms of a 'wide-lens camera' view. Free-Kicks Free-kicks likely to reach the large rectangle: Take up a position 'off-centre' giving yourself a lateral view of the players, looking along the 13m line and well positioned to judge fouls in that area. Free-Kicks Free-kicks likely to reach the small rectangle: Take up a position 'off-centre' giving yourself a lateral view of the players looking along the front line of the small rectangle and well positioned to judge fouls in that area.

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