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How to observe a moment of silence before a recreation soccer games as a referee?
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<blockquote data-quote="HulaHoop" data-source="post: 2585593" data-attributes="member: 878889"><p>I'm refereeing my first game this weekend, and I got an email from the soccer association to try and observe a moment of silence before all games on 9/11, but that you can't FORCE it. It also said there aren't specific instructions and to use discretion. The game is U8 so it's all little kids. Do I ask the coaches? Also any advice on your first time refereeing? Thanks. If it makes a difference I live and work in NY minutes from NYC so I really think a moment of silence is important. A moment of silence is one minute right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HulaHoop, post: 2585593, member: 878889"] I'm refereeing my first game this weekend, and I got an email from the soccer association to try and observe a moment of silence before all games on 9/11, but that you can't FORCE it. It also said there aren't specific instructions and to use discretion. The game is U8 so it's all little kids. Do I ask the coaches? Also any advice on your first time refereeing? Thanks. If it makes a difference I live and work in NY minutes from NYC so I really think a moment of silence is important. A moment of silence is one minute right? [/QUOTE]
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