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Author Topic: The debate of the colour of a referee kit  (Read 694 times)

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Re: The debate of the colour of a referee kit
« on: Fri 11 Nov 2022 17:55 »
At the risk if coming across as a grumpy old(ish) man, where has this nonsense about the referee and the goal-keeper having to have different shirt colours come from. 

I get that it is possible for the referee to be confused with an outfield player but its never going to happen with a goal-keeper.  One of the reasons for this is that the referee rarely goes into the penalty area and the goal-keeper rarely leaves it.  In addition, the specialist role of the goal-keeper further reduces the already miniscule changes of any confusion.

If we can get rid of this make-believe rule, then the number of shirt colours needed can be reduced and - perhaps - yellow need no longer be seen?

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