If you want to have the opportunity to be involved in Football, keep fit, get paid, and make new friends, then you should consider becoming a referee with Ku-ring-gai & District Football Referees Association (KDFRA) in 2018.
KDFRA will be running four introductory referee courses in the lead up to the start of the 2018 winter football season. The dates of these courses are:
- 17 February
- 4 March
- 17 March
- 8 April
KDFRA has a diverse group of members, which include up-and coming referees who are in the Football NSW Referee Development Panel, NSW State League Football Referees Association, as well as on the Foxtel Y-League and Hyundai A-League.
To become a referee in 2018, visit www.kdfra.com.au/join
KDFRA veteran Tony Thompson taking charge of the 1st Grade trial this afternoon at Cammeray
Pre-Season trials are well underway. Here is Nick Kour, who officiated the friendly in the Premier League Reserves between North Sydney United Football Club and Dee Why FC
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Adelaide coach Kurz wants improved talks with referees
theworldgame.sbs.com.au
Adelaide United coach Marco Kurz says relations between A-League coaches and referees could be improved with greater communication.
I’d be cautiously optimistic about something like this. I can definitely see some benefit. Given the behaviour of some coaches and staff towards referees, all ideas should get some consideration time.....
