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Date Posted: Sat, April 21 2007, 21:29:38 GMT-10
Author: Gregory Pfeiffer
Subject: Re: Recruting high profile ex players into refereeing
In reply to: James Richtry 's message, "Re: Recruting high profile ex players into refereeing" on Tue, April 17 2007, 12:27:07 GMT-10

This idea has been floated and tried at the top level before, but hasn't really produced great results. The time frame for a player from retirement to possible top class level would probably eman the player would get to the top in his late 30's, and only have a short career at the top level. Currently, it is hoped that referees are able to make the top grade by late 20's / early 30's, and give them maybe a 10 year term at the top.

Cricket umpires can also go into their 50's or beyond..

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