Script
(Piece
to camera)
Hello,
I’m Kassem Berraies, and today we are looking into the abusive and negative
remarks Sunday league football referees receive during the matches and whether
there should be a more strict disciplinary to those who do abuse referees, to
minimise the hostility.
(End
Piece to camera)
As you
can see today, there is a lot of hostility between players and referee’s, as
many believe it should be cut out of the games, we together should try and do
this, Kassem Berraies from Manchester, News at 7.
(Voice
Over)
Sunday
league referee’s get roughly 20 to 30 pounds a game, which is no where near
enough to live on as you can do 4 games a week maximum due to most games being
played only on Saturdays and Sundays at roughly the same time, which won’t
bring in enough to live on. Most referees do this as a hobby as they enjoy the
sport, and enjoy refereeing.
(Vox
Pops- questions)
- Have you witnessed a
football referee receive negative or abusive remarks in a game?
- What are your views on
this matter?
- Do you think there is
any way of cutting this out of games?
- Would you agree with a
new disciplinary fining players and fans more than they already are?
(Interview
– questions)
Hi, and
thanks for allowing us to interview you (Name). Firstly you’re a referee for a
Sunday league football matches,
- Do you enjoy refereeing
football games?
- Per game, how many times
do you usually receive abusive remarks from players?
- How do these remarks
affect you during your job?
- Would you agree with a
new disciplinary to players, fining them for abusive remarks?
- If a player shouts abuse
at you during a game, how do you approach this situation?
- Would you give a player
a red or yellow card if he shouted negative comments to you, or would you
give them a warning?
- Do you think that the
amount of negative abuse referees receive will create a shortage of
referees for Sunday league football games?
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