Point deductions for clubs: Hessischer Football Association draws consequences!
Point deductions for clubs: Hessischer Football Association draws consequences!
The Hessian Football Association (HFV) has introduced a new set of rules with immediate effect, which for the first time results in point deductions for clubs if the referee duty is not fulfilled. This measure focuses on current discussions about the referee supply in Hesse, where a total of 1440 clubs are obliged to fill referee positions. Unfortunately, 610 of these associations did not comply with this drastic decision, which was accompanied by reports of the In the two previous years, defaulting clubs only received fines, but they were replaced in the current season due to the more stringent regulation. 487 of the clubs concerned are also repeat offenders. These topics have already been discussed in the new game regulations, which came into force at the beginning of the season 2022/23. The HFV refers to a variety of new criteria for calculating the referee duty, which are also brought closer to the clubs by information videos.
consequences and effects
So far, 33 contradictions against the resolutions have been lodged nationwide, six of which were fully or partially accepted. The point deductions are documented in the online portal "Fussball.de". In the Werra-Meißner region, the number of punished clubs fell from 24 to 19. The fines also decreased from around 4500 euros to around 3500 euros, which some clubs regard as a sign of positive development. Nevertheless, a total of 17 points were deducted, with more than half of them being hit by teams in the district league.The situation has a direct influence on the course of the competition. The SG Wehretal slips to the last place with a deduction of two points. In contrast, the leaders VfL Wanfried enlarges his lead, since the SG Herleshausen/Nesselröden/UlfGrund also loses two points. The SG Werra Valley also has to lose two points in the district league A, while further deductions meet several teams in different leagues, including SC Eintracht Germerode and SV Schwarz-Weiß Epterode.
referee obligation and new regulations
The challenges in referee care are not new; The introduction of the referee duty was already underpinned with various assistance. In this way, clubs can use Excel files to determine the necessary game cables and have the option of editing the "SR-Soll" file rider accordingly. In addition, in the case of playing communities, the leading association is responsible for specifying what the organization further complicates.
A new aspect in the referee work is expected to introduce the DFB stop concept from the 2024/2025 season. This innovative concept allows referees to interrupt the game for calm breaks if there are disorders or outbreaks of violence. The background is worrying figures: In the 2022/2023 season, 961 games were canceled due to violence or discrimination cases, which makes up 0.075 percent of all games. The three -step of the "calming break" is intended to calm the players and spectators and to prevent violent incidents.
For the clubs and referees, it will be crucial in the near future to familiarize yourself with the new regulations in order to be able to react to possible conflicts in good time. Consulting the referee obligation is not only an organizational challenge, but also a fundamental premise for the smooth running of the game operation in amateur football. The initiatives of the HFV could thus have far -reaching effects on the future structure of football in the region.
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