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Re: Jared Gillett - Brentford v Bournemouth
DIR By: ACTref
Date: May 25, 2021, 7:19 pm
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> [quote author=Ref Fan link=topic=2504.msg32030#msg32030
date=1621932500]
> I've only seen snippets from the game but what struck me from
the posts above is the number of KMI's he had to deal with. And
it seems there isn't a consensus that he even got one of the
decisions wrong although some will have been more subjective
than others. I doubt there were many PL fixtures last season
with that number of key incidents to adjudicate on, especially
in such a vital game.
>
> Perhaps someone could clarify his FIFA status. He's been on
the list since 2013 apparently and is still only 34. What
category is he and does he remain as Australian listed? Or
could he become one of the English FIFA referees in certain
circumstances?
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AFAIK He is no longer a FIFA referee. He did retain his FIFA
status when he first came to England until the end of that year
(2019 I think) but as far as I know you cannot be nominated to
the FIFA list unless you are officiating in the top division of
the country in question so he dropped off the FIFA list at the
end of that year. I can see no reason should he be promoted to
the PL that he cannot be nominated again for the FIFA list.
In terms of his status as a previous FIFA referee, I don't know
how the categories within AFC work but he has officiated AFC
Champions League group games but no KO so I am guessing he was
in their equivalent of the UEFA first group?
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Jarred was considered one of, if not the, top Referees in
Australia prior to his move, very highly thought of by clubs in
Australia and by the FFA hierarchy.
In regards to how the AFC categories work, while there are
categories, they aren't as clearly defined as in UEFA which
leads to a decent deal of guess work as to where a specific
referee ranks in that regard. As a gauge he was nominated for
the upcoming 2022 WC as a VAR prior to his move to the UK, where
as Chris Beath was nominated as Referee - for context, Jarred is
probably the Michael Oliver to Beath's Andy Taylor, where Jarred
seems to be somewhat liked/rated domestically, Chris's style
suits better to International football which finds him rated
more highly by the powers that be in AFC.
In regards to his current FIFA Status, while he held on to his
FIFA Badge in 2019, he was still listed as an Australian FIFA
Referee and subsequently handed his badge back/was not
re-nominated by FFA for 2020.
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