Anyone interested in being a ref, please contact Melissa Hardy at 712-242-5807.
“Murphy’s Law”
• Murphy’s Law #1:
Knowing the game isn’t enough without knowing the Laws but knowing the Laws is not as important as knowing the game.
• Murphy’s Law #2:
Referees let the game flow by giving up control but referees who lose control ruin the flow of the game.
• Murphy’s Law #3:
Referees allow players to take advantage of advantages but advantage can be to the referee’s disadvantage.
• Murphy’s Law #4:
The obvious is obvious but knowing what’s obvious isn’t.
• Murphy’s Law #5:
Offside is well understood by players, coaches and spectators but their difficulty lies in convincing the referee.
• Murphy’s Law #6:
Persistent infringement is not allowed but players need not persist to be guilty.
• Murphy’s Law #1:
Knowing the game isn’t enough without knowing the Laws but knowing the Laws is not as important as knowing the game.
• Murphy’s Law #2:
Referees let the game flow by giving up control but referees who lose control ruin the flow of the game.
• Murphy’s Law #3:
Referees allow players to take advantage of advantages but advantage can be to the referee’s disadvantage.
• Murphy’s Law #4:
The obvious is obvious but knowing what’s obvious isn’t.
• Murphy’s Law #5:
Offside is well understood by players, coaches and spectators but their difficulty lies in convincing the referee.
• Murphy’s Law #6:
Persistent infringement is not allowed but players need not persist to be guilty.
