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Question Number: 19057

Law 4 - Players Equipment 5/11/2008

RE: competitive Adult

clint schreiber of south elgin, il usa asks...

This question is a follow up to question 19042

Referee Fleischer,

You infer too much, please reread what I wrote...my clinic instructor did NOT say to allow different color sliding pants under the uniform shorts. He said the opposite...that they should not be allowed and if they were a different color to ask that they be folded up so as not to be seen. I was wondering if the bunching of sleeves was a similar differentiating ploy.

Answer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer

Aw crap. RTFQ again... Yes the other thing, so sorry Clint.

Regards,

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Answer provided by Referee Keith Contarino

Bunching of sleeves is allowed. Sleeveless shirts are allowed from the context that the referee is not to do anything about it, just write it up in his report.

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Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller

With the sleevless shirts - I always tell plays to roll them down first and if they do not comply, then it goes in the match report.

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