Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Different league but we have seen what could be racially motivated calls. When we travel to some areas some refs seem to only pick on the one minority kid on the field at the time. Everyone will be fouling left and right and then some crash happens and it will be blamed on this child or the other child. The other players can be flagrantly pushing and pulling on shirts and nothing. These are conservative areas.
If there is demonstrable measurable difference, these referees need to be disciplined.
Anonymous wrote:Different league but we have seen what could be racially motivated calls. When we travel to some areas some refs seem to only pick on the one minority kid on the field at the time. Everyone will be fouling left and right and then some crash happens and it will be blamed on this child or the other child. The other players can be flagrantly pushing and pulling on shirts and nothing. These are conservative areas.
Anonymous wrote:I hope the refs keep up the yellows for back talking kids, parents and disrespectful coaches
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone noticed a high number of yellow and red cards issued this fall ? Not sure if its being directed from the league to issue them more or just players being more reckless.
Just one anecdote here, but this season I saw the first red card (in a house game) and the first yellow card (in a travel game) after 5 years of watching my kids play soccer.

Anonymous wrote:Has anyone noticed a high number of yellow and red cards issued this fall ? Not sure if its being directed from the league to issue them more or just players being more reckless.