2006 FIFA World Cup referees should be selected

2006 FIFA World Cup referees should be selected 2006 FIFA World Cup will be held in Germany and, with gametime approaching, the final arbiter of the 44 candidates are hoping to be chosen from among the officials chosen to preside over this year? S championship event. "I prepared well, and I've comfortably overcome every obstacle in this last test," says Herbert Fandel, Germany, the second representative on the team to arbitration. World famous official Markus Merk declares,? I can not live with the result now, how it goes. You get highs and lows in any sport. The remaining 44 potential 2006 FIFA World Cup referees have passed a final test during a session lasting five days held near Frankfurt. The selection process is complete and the results announced at the end of March. Although FIFA has not yet been decided during the last number of arbitrators shall be used this year? World Cup S case, the number is thought to be not less than 30. ? We have done everything possible to ensure that the arbitrators matching rules that are expected from this wonderful world of football in Germany? said Angel Maria Villa Llona, serving as a member of FIFA's Executive Committee which is responsible for equalizing officials.The 44 World Cup football referee candidates have remained under close observation for the whole year. Watch FIFA has focused aspect of every league and every inteational event. ? Its performance over the past 12 months are certainly a factor more important than the tests we have done here, "said Llona. The observation includes an on-the-candidate? S expertise relating to the English language, knowledge and understanding of the rules of the World Cup football, psychology and welfare. Umpire candidates are required to defeat a time of 6.2 seconds in 40 meters each of the six tests. In addition, the potential arbitrators were subjected to further test the strength and the exercise of their participation in a radius of 150 meters and 50 meters walk.Australian candidate says Mark Shield, the refs have never been discussed for so long and so thoroughly. ? According to experts, the current candidates will be selected to oversee the championship of the World Cup based solely on their performance. Those who are selected will be issued with a whistle in the touament, and will continue to be recognized as a part officials.For more information about the next World Cup competition, fans can visit the FIFA word cup news. Daily football news, sports news, reports, event information and photographs are available for each visitor.