10/05/2010 - We can all relate to indecisive refereeing calls. In the middle of a tight tussle you call a let, only to have the referee dither about the call, say “let”, then “hang on...no a stroke” before consulting the marker to make the final call. Then, an argument usually erupts from your disgruntled opponent towards the referee and the game turns into a shambles! |
Indecisiveness and inconsistency are rife in refereeing, however every referee makes mistakes, the important thing is to move on and focus on the next point, easier said than done sometimes!
In an article by Rod Symington in Squash Magazine, he discuses this problem and poses some do's and don'ts when refereeing. To read the article, click on the link below.
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www.squashmagazine.com/vcm/squashmagazine/RULES/Rules_of_Game/Let_Or_Stroke.html
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