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[quote=Anonymous][quote=RantingSoccerDad][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do referees ref Hispanic kids differently than the other kids?[/quote]

Btw ... we did not have this problem in EDP.[/quote]
Just luck. Same refs in NCSL, CCL, NPL, etc as EDP.  You can go get certified and the following week center ref a U16 EDP game.[/quote]

Not “just luck” it was an issue at many, many games. I documented them at the time snd sent complaints.

I think maybe the training is lacking somewhere. You seem to have little understanding of the game.

Then go get certified is weak sauce. My 2 sons are certified and it’s an issue.

Maybe they only understand long ball soccer and not true possession.

Are you the OP? [/quote]

No, I'm the OP.

You may see some of the same refs because of geography. I have 3-4 venues that are nearby.

But there's no inherent "understanding of the game" that's different if a game is reffed in Centreville instead of Annandale. We all get the same training. We all get the same desperate emails from ref assignors. If your sons sign up with those assignors, they'll get the emails as well. Depending on their age, they may not be eligible for every open game, but if they want to work this weekend, they can. I count more than 40 openings on Sunday.

I'm trying to wrap my head around how a ref would call things differently if that ref "only understood long ball soccer." [/quote]

If you take the same meds as the guy asking the question I think you will find the task of wrapping your head much easier.[/quote]

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