So far this season the Jersey Football Association has received 18 misconduct reports compared to 14 last season. With around a month of the season to go, cautions currently stand at 138 compared to 149 in 2010-2011.

JFA chief executive office Paul Creeden said: ‘It is not the fact that we have more discipline problems, it is because the referees are starting to understand their roles more and they have been a bit stronger this season. One thing which has improved is the marks that the clubs are giving referees.’

Full story in Wednesday’s JEP

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