The uninterrupted law is blocked

In the rising modern football, If the players express their identity with excellent hairstyles, tattoos and catalog beard, there is still a number, almost committed, empty canvas. This is the referee. In the uniformly, wise gestures and neutral presence, elite colleges look very rare, if not, look tattoos or chin. This is not an official rule imposed by FIFA or the UEFA, but is one of the most vulnerable laws that differ in the upper classes of the arbitration.

Referee, also appears to be neutral

“The referee is not only impartial, but it must also appear.” This Maxim, which is repeated in arbitration schools around the world, captures the philosophy of regulating the image of professional members. Unlike players, their vitality and style are often translated into brand recognition, the referees are definitely expecting the contrary: being invisible. Unidentified. Your presence does not condition the story of the party, not even from visual.

There are chin and tattoos to enter there. Although there is no official standard for prohibiting them, the recommendation in the highest level of arbitration is obvious: maintaining neutral, neutral image, neutral Without provocative, striking or understandable items.

Tattoos are probably quietly censored element. Although some referies have them, they rarely look. In fact, those who wear them in the hands or legs usually cover them with straps or long -sleeve clothing, even in extreme weather conditions. The reason? Tattoo, which is a form of personal or cultural expression, means that it can create unnecessary comments or judgments.

Beard, security problem

Beard, although it seemed like aesthetic, there is a very practical description behind: security. Most refers are shave in the face of facial injuries or wounds with whistle.

There are also those who take it to the mental field. The well -bound face transmits more power, more visual cleaning and less distractions. In short, more intensity. Surprisingly, in the European arbitration ACORT, young members are taught to look after their physical presence, including nails, hairstyles and shave.

UEFA, at the same time, does not have a specific criterion for tattoos or chin in its arbitration terms. Everything is about the image of the national committees and, in the end, every referee wants to seek or project.