Russian referee Sergei Karasev admitted that 15 minutes after the end of the matches, he just understood if he judged correctly.
– If you read everything that is written about you, you can lose your job and control over yourself. I don’t read the press. I know when I judged well and when I did wrong. When does this realization come? 15 minutes after the end of the game. I scroll through the episodes, different images of the match pop into my head and I understand: I did it or I didn’t.
I am often dissatisfied with myself. If someone says they did a great job and were right in every episode, then something is wrong. You have to ask the inspector, your colleagues, where you went wrong, but what would you do in this episode? I like this. Then there will be constructive criticism that will help you grow and not make similar mistakes in the future. Of course, it’s easier to judge on the sofa watching TV or at the bar, but the game has its own nerve, so there will always be controversial episodes.
We are told from childhood that we have to learn from the mistakes of others, but, unfortunately, so far this only happens on our own. The main thing is to progress and soberly assess your actions,” Karasev told Legalbet.
Karasev made 23 appearances in all competitions last season.
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Source : MatchTV
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