February, 2010 PUBLISHED ARTICLES
ProReferee iTunes and Android App Now Available

ProReferee iTunes and Android App Now Available

ProReferee proudly announces the release of an iTunes App for iPhone and iPod Touch, along with an Android App. The application has been in development the past few months and delivers soccer headlines directly to mobile devices.

MLS Referees Don’t Cut It for World Cup

MLS Referees Don’t Cut It for World Cup

FIFA released the list of 30 referees from 20 countries who will officiate at the World Cup and the United States is not represented on that list, even as an AR. Putting aside politics and questionable selections such as Martin Hansson, the Swedish referee who missed Thierry Henri’s handball, the decision is a sharp indictment of MLS itself.

NZ Assistant Referee Suspended for Attacking Player

NZ Assistant Referee Suspended for Attacking Player

Assistant referee Paul Cook has been suspended for three rounds of the New Zealand Football Championship (NZFC) over an altercation with a player during a match between Canterbury United and Manawatu in Christchurch on February 7.

New Zealand Football (NZF) said today Cook will be suspended until March 15 for his part in an incident involving Manawatu player Cory Chettleburgh.

First female ref in English Football League would love to see more women in soccer

First female ref in English Football League would love to see more women in soccer

Amy Fearn, the first woman to referee a Football League match, has said that she hopes her chance breakthrough will help promote more female involvement in the game.

Fearn, 31, was an assistant referee for the Championship game between Coventry City and Nottingham Forest last night when she had to replace the referee, Tony Bates, in the 71st minute after he had strained a calf muscle.

Video Shows Scuffle On Soccer Field

Video Shows Scuffle On Soccer Field

The father of a Northwest Rankin High School soccer player wants a Gulfport High School player charged with assault after an incident on the field caught on video shot by a fan.




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