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AFA and Lonsar AFA & Lonsar, the largest Referees' Society in England, exists to support referees and refereeing in

The AFA & Lonsar, one of the largest Referees' Society in England, exists to support referees and refereeing in the London area and beyond. We hold monthly meetings in central London with top level training, a great monthly magazine, other training and support across the year and we advise and represent our members at the AFA and to London County FA. Membership includes being in the Referees' Association which provides a free annual conference with training from Premier League referees and insurance against personal injury and theft at games. We're here to help and support you to enjoy your refereeing.

13/08/2019

Lining skills Part 2

13/08/2019

Law Changes (Part 2)

13/08/2019

Law changes in Action

13/08/2019

Lining skills

13/08/2019

Positioning then decision making.

19/01/2018

Welcome to our February Training Session.

Date:- 08/02/2018
Time:- 6pm - 9:45pm
Location:- Civil Service Club

As one of England’s largest Referee’ Society, we take pride in the training and social activities we provide for our members.

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19/01/2018

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE
Aggression can often be avoided, deflected, subdued, managed or controlled by remaining calm and applying practical psychology. Never incite or provoke violence.

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As an outdoor sports official, it is most likely you have or will have to deal with lightning matters. These matters sho...
19/01/2018

As an outdoor sports official, it is most likely you have or will have to deal with lightning matters. These matters should be approached with the utmost seriousness and safety in mind... So click here for more...

It’s a warm, humid early September evening as two traditional soccer rivals take to the pitch. Late in the first half, lightning flashes several times. Despite clear protocols that any visible lightning causes a suspension of play, the game continues. The two-person officiating crew acts oblivious...

In a series of rule changes that will come into force for the 2017-18 season, players at all grassroots and youth levels...
18/01/2018

In a series of rule changes that will come into force for the 2017-18 season, players at all grassroots and youth levels will now receive an automatic and minimum five-year ban from football if they assault a referee. https://t.co/8qsYwIFTCu via

The Football Association have introduced a series of tough new mandatory bans for grassroots players who abuse referees following a strike last season of officials and a Telegraph campaign for action.

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