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Referees at UEFA EURO 2004™ have been asked to clamp down on unsporting behaviour and to help the matches flow wherever possible. Related ItemsOlsson support for Portugal officialsReferees' seminar under wayEURO referees prepare in PortugalFrisk handed showdownMeier the man in the middleFour-day seminarThe 12 referees, 24 assistant referees and four fourth officials appointed for EURO 2004™ have been in Portugal for a four-day seminar to help prepare them for the finals. And today they received a series of instructions from the UEFA Referees' Committee, which stressed the importance of fair play, co-operation between officials and consistency in decision-making. 'We want to see excellent football'Committee chairman Volker Roth said: "Football is the most brilliant game in the world and at the championship we want to see excellent football, excellent players and outstanding referees who are contributing to the entertainment. The spectators want to see goalscoring opportunities and not fouls or mass confrontation of referees by players." Unsporting behaviourThe [url=http://www.blackhillsproperty.com/seller.aspx]cheap youth soccer jerseys[/url] committee "reaffirmed" to referees the need to show a red card for any "brutal unfair challenges", with the same punishment required for "any violent tackle, whether from behind or [url=http://www.bancroftstatebank.com/privacy.html]cheap nfl jerseys china[/url] not, which risks injury to an opponent". Officials were also told to show red cards following mass confrontations, if "physical excesses were involved". Yellow cardsA number of the instructions related to offences worthy of a yellow card. The officials were told to show yellow cards if defensive walls did not retreat 9.15m at free-kicks and if players removed their shirts fully in goal celebrations. Players will also be [url=http://www.kotaradio.com/fckeditor/]http://www.kotaradio.com/fckeditor/[/url] cautioned for any instance of simulation or for holding an opponent. Recent problemsThere was also special mention for the technical areas, with the fourth official having extra responsibility to ensure the correct conduct from team representatives. Ken Ridden, vice-chairman of the committee, said: "We've covered the problems that referees have faced in recent matches where [url=http://www.kolorforkids.com/Wausau/]cheap nike nfl jerseys from china[/url] certain actions have tarnished the reputation and image of the game. We feel that the referees must be forewarned to be able to react if such actions happen in the championship." Offside ruleRegarding offside, referees were shown a FIFA-approved intepretation in connection with 'involvement in active play' and 'interfering with an opponent' when in an offside position. The officials watched a DVD to illustrate a number [url=http://www.philatelie.qc.ca/pic/news/]cheap nike nfl jerseys[/url] of different match incidents and this will also be supplied to the national teams involved. Assistants were reminded that "it is better to be slightly late and correct, than to be too quick and wrong" when ruling on offsides.
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