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Assistant Referee

Position

“Better Officials, Better Game….”RFU REFEREE EDUCATION

Assistant Referee

Principal Duties

“Better Officials, Better Game….”

1.1 Principal Duties

• Touch

• Touch-in-goal

• Kicks at Goal

Assistant Referee

1.2 Definition of Touch

• The ball is in touch when• It is not being carried when it touches the touchline or

anything or anyone on or beyond it• When it is carried and it or a player carrying it touches

the touchline or the ground beyond it.

1.2 (a) In Touch?

1.2 (b) In Touch?

1.2 (c) In Touch?

1.2 (d) In Touch?

1.2 (e) In Touch?

FIELD OF PLAY TOUCH

1.2 (f) In Touch - Player in the Air?

TouchPitch TouchTouchTouchPitch Touch

Assistant Referee

Touch In-Goal

1.3 (a) Touch-in-Goal - Decision?

Team A

Team B

1.3 (b) Touch-in-Goal - Decision?

Team A

Team B

KICK OFF

1.3 (c) Touch-in-Goal - Decision?

KICK OFF

Team A

1.3 (d) Touch-in-Goal - Decision?

OPEN PLAY

Team A

1.3 (e) Touch-in-Goal - Decision?

Team B - Defender

1.3 (f) Touch-in-Goal – Decision?

GOAL LINE

TOUCH LINE

TOUCH- IN - GOAL LINE

1.3 (g) Touch-in-Goal – Decision?

ATTACKER?GOAL LINE

1.3 (h) Touch-in-Goal – Decision?

GOAL LINE

DEFENDER?

1.3 (i) Touch-in-Goal – Decision?

Goal line

In-goal

ATTACKER CARRIES BALL INTO IN-GOAL?

1.3 (j) Touch-in-Goal – Decision?

Touch in-goal line

In-goal

DEFENDER CARRIES BALL INTO IN-GOAL?

Dead Ball line

1.3 (k) Touch-in-Goal – Decision?

Goal line

Assistant Referee

Signalling

1.4 (a)

Signal when the ball is in

1.4 (a)

1.4 (b)

Signal when a quick throw in can no longer

take place

1.4 (b)

1.4 (c) Signalling Touch for a lineout

• _____ on the Line of Touch• As the player who is going to _____ in approaches, mark the place of

the line of touch on the _____ line

• Move back at least one _____ from the mark

Mark Line of touch

Touch Line

1.4 (c) Signalling Touch for a lineout

• Stand on the Line of Touch• As the player who is going to throw in approaches, mark the place of

the line of touch on the touch line

• Move back at least one metre from the mark

Mark Line of touch

Touch Line

1.4 (d) Signalling Touch

• Keep flag raised:

– If the thrower puts either _____ into the field of _____– When the team not entitled to _____ in does so– If a quick _____ is taken illegally i.e. if a replacement ball

is used or if the ball is touched by any person except the player throwing in

1.4 (d) Signalling Touch

• Keep flag raised:

– If the thrower puts either foot into the field of play– When the team not entitled to throw in does so– If a quick throw is taken illegally i.e. if a replacement ball

is used or if the ball is touched by any person except the player throwing in

1.4(e) Touch In-Goal Signals

Touch in-goal

1.4(f) In-Goal signal

Signal for a successful

penalty kick or conversion

Assistant Referee

The Throw-In

1.5 (a) Quick Throw Allowed

• From __________ where the ball went into touch and the

thrower’s goal line

• Must be before a ________ has formed

• Same _____ must be used

• Only the ________ has touched the ball

Quick Throw In

Goal line

Half way

1.5 (b) 1 Place of Throw In

Goal line

Half way

Throw in here

Goal line

Half way

Takes ball into own 22

Goal line

Half way

Throw in here

Goal line

Half way

Goal line

Half way

Throw in here

Goal line

Half way

Goal line

Half way

Throw in here

1.5 (c) The Throw-In

• From a _____________, awarded outside the kicker’s 22, no gain in ground:– throw-in in line with where the ball was kicked or where it went into touch,

whichever is nearer the kicker’s goal line• From a _____________, awarded inside the kicker’s 22, gain in ground

– throw-in where the ball went into touch• From a _____________

– throw in is taken from where the ball went into touch (the kicker’s team to throw in the ball)

Assistant Referee

Positioning

2.1 Leading and Trailing

41Delivering the programmes of the Rugby Football Foundation

and the Rugby Football Union

Positions for a Try

2.3 (a) Positions for Kick Offs

2.3 (b) Positions for lineouts

2.3 (c) Positions for Penalty/Free Kicks

2.3 (d) Positions for Penalty Kicks to Touch

2.3 (e) Positions for Kicks at Goal

2.4 How else can you help the Referee?

• Support his decisions• Keep his confidence up• Keep his concentration• Be decisive• Be prepared to accept being over-ruled• Look after him before and after the match

Assistant Referee

Pre-Match Duties

2.5 (a) Pre-match Communication

• Referee will contact Assistant Referees in the week before the match to confirm:– Kick-off time and desired time of arrival– Colour of kit to be worn

2.5 (b) Stud Check• Referee will agree a convenient time with both captains• Assistant Referees will examine both teams’ studs• Players should be asked to change illegal and

dangerous studs• If in doubt, ask the Referee to check

2.5 (c) Assistant Referees’ Brief

• Referee will inform Assistant Referees of what he requires of them during the match

• Each Referee’s brief will be different in places• Remember your principal responsibilities i.e. Touch, Touch in-goal

and Foul Play• Don’t be afraid to ask questions if you are unclear

2.5 (d) Captains’ Brief

• You will be invited to attend the Captains’ brief • Remember that you are an integral part of the “Team of Three”• Opportunity for the referee to build rapport with Captains

2.10 Dealing with Foul Play

• If foul play is observed, Assistant Referee should open up his field of vision and look for retaliation

• Assistant Referee must then signal foul play• Assistant Referee must then continue with his normal duties• Assistant Referee must concentrate on what he has seen to form the

words he will use in his report to the Referee, including a sanction if asked for one.

Signalling Foul Play

2.10 Reporting Foul Play

• Assistant Referee may be invited onto the field of play by the Referee to report his observations

• The Assistant Referee should not report to the Referee until asked to do so

• The following should then be reported:– Who – Number(s) and team(s) committing offence(s)– What – The nature of the offence(s)– Where – The place of the offence(s)

• Concentrate on WHO did WHAT to whom WHERE• It may be a minute or more before you are able to report to the

Referee• If you are not sure, DO NOT MAKE IT UP

• When reporting foul play, the Assistant Referee’s verbal communication should be:– Calm, Accurate, Concise (CAC),

• His non-verbal communication should be:– Relaxed, Assured, Confident (RAC)

• The Referee may ask the Assistant Referee for a recommended sanction, which will be either:– Admonishment– Caution or– Sending from the field of play

• Please be aware that the Referee may decide upon a different course of action

• Remember that you are only advising the Referee of the incident and that it is his responsibility to make the final decision.

• If the Referee has not seen the incident, he will invariably be influenced by the Assistant Referee’s report

Assistant Referee

Communication

“Better Officials, Better Game…”

2.11 Advisory signals• Can be given for:

– Knock-on– Forward pass– Off-side– Incorrect binding– In-goal decisions

• Should only be given when the Referee is looking at the Assistant Referee

Assistant Referee

Post - Match Duties

1. Responsibilities to each other?2. AR development – giving feedback?

The end – you have climbed that mountain!

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