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Question Number: 32703Other 9/12/2018RE: Adult Jeff of Carmel, indiana USA asks...I started refereeing this year and would like to get the IFAB Laws of the Game in book form. I see plenty of places to download a PDF but when I google for the simple book to purchase I don't see it. I just want something in my bag so I can check certain calls after a match and also can go right to the page not scroll and zoom on my phone. Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Jeff
The Laws of the Gane book can be purchased directly from IFAB
http://www.theifab.com/shop
However most Associations carry a stock which is probably the easier and faster route
https://store.ussoccer.com/en-us/2017-2018-Laws-of-the-Game
I also find that those at a local level that conduct new referee courses have a stock of books.
I hope that helps
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