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Ok, that makes sense. Fair play then for lending a hand. But today's generation certainly isn't all Me, Me, Me. There are plenty of kids doing good stuff today.

Fair play then. So, of an afternoon in the summer, you were just told to go and score for the local cricket team or help with the rugby club pitch without ANY connection to any of the clubs you were helping? Didn't they think it was a bit weird some kid who didn't know anyone there or having...

But surely they were for clubs you were involved with? I cannot believe that you were simply dispatched down to the local rugby club of an afternoon to work on the pitch without some sort of connection, i.e. played for youth team or had a relative involved somewhere.

One thing is for certain, regardless of my previous point about it no doubt being a good experience so hopefully not a total waste of time: the way to encourage young people to want to be regular referees is probably not to take advantage of them. In this instance the lad has a very supportive...

Sounds cheap as chips. Decent experience I guess though.