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Month into it now and the abuse from sideline at underage games has been a big surprise. Not saying I've been perfect ref, far from it but it's been a real eye opener. Can't be a good example for young players going forward
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 42 - 13/04/2018 22:52:07Very hard to deal with it in correct fashion.
If its a coach or the terms i never use as from my experience thats all or thats not at all what they were for me in GAA "mentor", "selector"
If its a coach, "mentor", selector then then have a word if the abuse gets out of hand and sanction them if necessary.
ormondbannerman (Clare) - Posts: 13473 - 13/04/2018 22:46:04
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Month into it now and the abuse from sideline at underage games has been a big surprise. Not saying I've been perfect ref, far from it but it's been a real eye opener. Can't be a good example for young players going forward
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 42 - 13/04/2018 22:52:07 Are you referring to abuse from coaches/players on sideline or "fans"? Big difference. You can or at least should be able to sanction/penalise coaches/players on sideline who are giving you abuse
unfortunately that's not gonna change, some parents and coaches at underage should be ashamed of themselves, don't let it get to you and keep the head up.
reffingmad (Roscommon) - Posts: 136 - 13/04/2018 23:16:54You could say the same about coaches and supporters at adult level.
Pack it in and do something else. Its not worth the aggravation and abuse.
Gaillimh_Abu (Galway) - Posts: 734 - 13/04/2018 23:26:21If every new ref was told that then what would you do?
ormondbannerman (Clare) - Posts: 13473 - 13/04/2018 22:57:10
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Replying To ormondbannerman: "Month into it now and the abuse from sideline at underage games has been a big surprise. Not saying I've been perfect ref, far from it but it's been a real eye opener. Can't be a good example for young players going forward
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 42 - 13/04/2018 22:52:07 Are you referring to abuse from coaches/players on sideline or "fans"? Big difference. You can or at least should be able to sanction/penalise coaches/players on sideline who are giving you abuse
unfortunately that's not gonna change, some parents and coaches at underage should be ashamed of themselves, don't let it get to you and keep the head up.
reffingmad (Roscommon) - Posts: 136 - 13/04/2018 23:16:54You could say the same about coaches and supporters at adult level.
Pack it in and do something else. Its not worth the aggravation and abuse.
Gaillimh_Abu (Galway) - Posts: 734 - 13/04/2018 23:26:21If every new ref was told that then what would you do?" To the first question, it's mostly parents or people not involved with coaching set up of either team. Get some shouts from managers, selectors but not at level of other people at games.
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 91 - 13/04/2018 23:06:59
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To the first question, it's mostly parents or people not involved with coaching set up of either team. Get some shouts from managers, selectors but not at level of other people at games.
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 43 - 13/04/2018 23:06:59 All you can do is ignore it but if whats said goes in your opinion too far above the top then report the club/person involved.
ormondbannerman (Clare) - Posts: 13473 - 14/04/2018 00:08:06
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Replying To leftandwide: " Replying To ormondbannerman: "<b>Month into it now and the abuse from sideline at underage games has been a big surprise. Not saying I've been perfect ref, far from it but it's been a real eye opener. Can't be a good example for young players going forward
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 42 - 13/04/2018 22:52:07 </b>Are you referring to abuse from coaches/players on sideline or "fans"? Big difference. You can or at least should be able to sanction/penalise coaches/players on sideline who are giving you abuse
<b>unfortunately that's not gonna change, some parents and coaches at underage should be ashamed of themselves, don't let it get to you and keep the head up.
reffingmad (Roscommon) - Posts: 136 - 13/04/2018 23:16:54</b>You could say the same about coaches and supporters at adult level.
<b>Pack it in and do something else. Its not worth the aggravation and abuse.
Gaillimh_Abu (Galway) - Posts: 734 - 13/04/2018 23:26:21</b>If every new ref was told that then what would you do?"</div>To the first question, it's mostly parents or people not involved with coaching set up of either team. Get some shouts from managers, selectors but not at level of other people at games." Was at a GAA seminar recently regarding underage protection of players and this actually came up. If you get abuse from supporters whose kids are involved you are entitled to contact the juvineille laission officer of the offending club. He in turn has a duty to have a word with the offending parent/parents. If the club is a progressive one that can see the wider picture they should clamp down on these types. As these parents have signed a form to adhere to club rules when they register their kids to play. Hope that helps.
Bon (Kildare) - Posts: 2571 - 14/04/2018 18:28:02
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On referee course years ago the tutor (a ref himself) said "I don't care if you are crap just so long as the crap is consistent". You won't please anybody so don't even try just do your job as honestly as you can, very few will clap you on the back.
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On a similar topic, while taking an U14 match, the manager of one team roared one of his players name and told him "he's f***ing useless". Should a ref take any action at this?
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 91 - 15/04/2018 21:18:34
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On a similar topic, while taking an U14 match, the manager of one team roared one of his players name and told him "he's f***ing useless". Should a ref take any action at this?
leftandwide (Meath) - Posts: 44 - 15/04/2018 21:18:34 I dont know the GAA rules but yes a ref should take action because that is disgraceful and a coach of kids team should never be allowed coach again if acting like that. That is disgraceful
ormondbannerman (Clare) - Posts: 13473 - 15/04/2018 22:24:00
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Replying To leftandwide: "On a similar topic, while taking an U14 match, the manager of one team roared one of his players name and told him "he's f***ing useless". Should a ref take any action at this?" Absolutely , that's verbal abuse of a minor. We want kids playing our games, not turning away from them.
Bon (Kildare) - Posts: 2571 - 16/04/2018 08:20:05
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Replying To leftandwide: "On a similar topic, while taking an U14 match, the manager of one team roared one of his players name and told him "he's f***ing useless". Should a ref take any action at this?" yes id put that coach off the pitch...its abuse
AnCeisCLG (Fermanagh) - Posts: 38 - 16/04/2018 13:41:53
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Replying To Bon: "Absolutely , that's verbal abuse of a minor. We want kids playing our games, not turning away from them." furthermore the county board should be getting a report on the "performance" of such coaches after games... that has to be eliminated
AnCeisCLG (Fermanagh) - Posts: 38 - 16/04/2018 13:43:42
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Replying To leftandwide: "On a similar topic, while taking an U14 match, the manager of one team roared one of his players name and told him "he's f***ing useless". Should a ref take any action at this?" why?you cant beat constructive criticism......
perfect10 (Wexford) - Posts: 3929 - 16/04/2018 14:50:22
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Replying To AnCeisCLG: "furthermore the county board should be getting a report on the "performance" of such coaches after games... that has to be eliminated" Definitely.
Bon (Kildare) - Posts: 2571 - 16/04/2018 19:46:54
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