Top left shirt pocket for yellow card, right back shorts pocket for red card. I divided them this way after almost giving the wrong card to a player when I had them both in the same pocket.
Right shorts pocket for yellow card. Back pocket for red card.
And a notebook with a spare red and yellow in my left short pocket.
Should always carry a spare on the field.
Yellow in right shorts pocket,
Red in back shorts pocket
Spare yellow in left shorts pocket,
Match card in left shirt pocket,
small laminated blank card in right shirt pocket for recording anything else I need to (e.g. sent home team coach from field in 60th min).
I have contemplated going back to the 2 cards in a card wallet as it promotes taking that extra couple of seconds to contemplate red or yellow for a rough tackle.
it is personal choice for each and every referee there is no correct or wrong pocket for the cards i carry my yellow in right short and red in left short pocket and note book in shirt pocket but as i said it is personal choice
I carry 2 sets, Yellow in right shorts pocket, red in back pocket and record card in left shorts pocket. And 2nd yellow in left shirt pocket and 2nd red in top right pocket for the quick and easy 2nd yellow send offs
i use write on cards and keep the yellow in the right shorts pocket, red in the back, record sheet in the left hand short pocket, and sometimes i carry a second set in my left shirt pocket, depending on the game
Red card always in right back shorts pocket. Yellow either right or left front pocket of shorts, I am not fussed. I always find it helpful to tell the AR's which card is in which pocket, so that if there is a confrontation and the referee has his hand in next to his back pocket, you know what is coming!
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