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		They were "invented" 35 years ago by Ken Aston, an Englishman who sadly passed away in October 2001, having made invaluable contributions to football and to the art of refereeing in particular.
		Aston was given the honour of refereeing the opening game between the host nation and Switzerland (3-1), a game that he controlled impeccably.
		In 1966, hosts England met Argentina in the quarter-final at Wembley, and Aston, who was in charge of refereeing at the tournament, had to use all of his diplomacy and powers of persuasion to calm down the Argentine captain Rattín after his sending off, and to prevent the match being abandoned.
	www.drcdurham.ca /Publications/ken_aston.htm (932 words)

	Ken Aston Tribute
		Ken's contributions to the soccer world included the development of the Yellow and Red card system for announcing misconducts and send-offs, and the design of the traditional referee uniform consisting of a fl shirt and white collar and cuffs.
		Ken was a strong supporter of the referee training programs of the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), appearing in a number of training videos and attending camps, clinics, and tournaments.
		Ken, 86, died October 23, 2001, suffering a heart attack while recovering from recent hip surgery.
	emoa.org /soccer/Ken_Aston.htm (251 words)

	Interview with Ken Aston
		Aston: Well, you must understand the war came along, and my refereeing after a brief 3 years, really, came to a standstill, but I will still lay claim to being, perhaps, the only referee who has ever worn a steel helmet and a gas mask on his chest in refereeing kit (uniform).
		Aston: You must understand that to an English referee, if he were offered a choice between refereeing the English Cup Finals at Wembley or the World Cup Finals, he would choose to referee the English Cup Finals.
		Ken: It followed a particularly difficult game in the 1966 World Cup Finals between England and Argentina refereed by a referee who spoke only German, and it was quite a rough game.
	www.referee.com /sampleArticles/2001/SampleArticle0101/interviews/aston/astontext.html (2041 words)

	Controversy over Premiership referees
		Ken sent off two Italians, Ferrini, very early in the game, and David, who kicked the head of a Chilean, but failed to punish the Chilean left winger, Leonel Sanchez, who broke the nose of the Italy inside right, Umberto Maschio, actually an Argentine, with a left hook.
		Ken also refereed an FA Cup final, and always had strong and sensible ideas about the laws of the game, rightly deploring the interfering and superfluous attempts by FIFA in recent years to outlaw the tackle from behind when the laws quite clearly gave every means of dealing with it.
		I suppose the equivalent of Ken Aston today, certainly in his own mind, would be David Elleray, a housemaster at the famous public school, Harrow, and one who has seldom tried to hide his light under a bushel.
	www.sportstaronnet.com /tss2449/24490850.htm (899 words)

	FIFA.com The Official web site of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association
		They were "invented" 35 years ago by Ken Aston, an Englishman who sadly passed away in October 2001, having made invaluable contributions to football andto the art of refereeing in particular.
		Referee Ken Aston in action during the infamous FIFA World Cupâ¢ match between Chile and Italy (1962, Chile).
		Aston himself was not exactly overjoyed by FIFA's decision, as the build-up to the match suggested the game would be a volatile one.
	www.fifa.com /en/development/refereeing/index/0,1247,33935,00.html?articleid=33935 (1017 words)

	Red and Yellow Cards - Insider - Football Culture - British Council Japan
		Ken Aston was in charge of the referees at the 1966 World Cup.
		Aston ran on to the pitch and, in his schoolboy Spanish, tried to persuade Rattin to depart so the game could continue.
		Driving away from the stadium later that day Aston began to ponder the problem of how referees could make their intentions clear to players without having to speak the same language.
	www.britishcouncil.org /japan-sport-footballculture-insider-red-card.htm (271 words)

	ussoccer.com - Referee Programs
		Ken Aston, the referee for one of the most infamous World Cup soccer matches and the originator of the cards used to indicate that a player is guilty of misconduct, died Tuesday in Ilford, England.
		Kenneth George Aston was born in Colchester, graduated from St. Luke's College, Exeter, and became a teacher.
		Aston is survived by his wife, Hilda, and a son, Peter, of Paris.
	www.ussoccer.com /articles/viewArticle.jsp_2624.html (492 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Ken Aston
		Aston,s expertise, market acumen, and knowledge of the Saint Louis apartment market translates into the dynamic energy behind Apartment Investment Advisors which further results in maximum value to sellers.
		Ken Aston has consistently been ranked as the top apartment broker in the Midwestern Region of the United States.
		Ken Aston is one of the best apartment sales advisors I have ever seen, we are thrilled to have his team on board."
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=87975005 (755 words)

	Ken Aston Soccer Camps
		Many of the instructors hold Section and National positions, and are pledged to keeping Ken Aston's Vision of the Spirit of the Game alive, making this an unparalleled learning experience for those in attendance.
		Attendees leave with a renewed sense of pride, a more refined understanding of how to contribute to their local organizations, and an energized spirit.
		LONG BEACH, CA The 2006 Ken Aston Camp will be held at Chapman University in Orange, CA (near Disneyland). The dates for the Adult Camp are July 28 - 30, 2006. Continue to monitor this website for further details.
	www.kenastoncamps.org (446 words)

	Ken McNaught - Aston Villa FC - Football-Heroes.net
		Ken McNaught - Aston Villa FC - Football-Heroes.net
		(Ken is pictured above during the 2-2 draw against Leeds on 26/12/1978.)
		This photograph is the copyright © of George Herringshaw and sporting-heroes.net
	www.sporting-heroes.net /football-heroes/displayhero_club.asp?HeroID=1485 (45 words)

	footballsite - Red and Yellow Cards
		The idea behind using red and yellow cards to indicate dismissals and bookings was that of Englishman Ken Aston.
		Having previously refereed at the highest level he was in charge of referees at the 1966 World Cup finals in England.
		For a period between the 1980/81 and 1987/88 season the use of red and yellow cards was suspended in the Football League.
	www.footballsite.co.uk /Statistics/Articles/Cards.htm (172 words)

	carlson marketing - compelling new ideas - People - Ken Aston
		Ken Aston joined Carlson Marketing in 2002 and is currently responsible for Meetings and Events.
		RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland), UniChem, Hitachi and Manpower are all benefiting from his exceptional events planning skills and strategic insight.
		Ken holds a Banking Diploma and is a practising researcher with Associate Membership of the British Market Research Society.
	www.carlsonmarketing.co.uk /people/kenAston (139 words)

	Fourth official at AllExperts
		The fourth official is a recent addition to the officiating crew.
		Famous referee and administrator Ken Aston introduced the practice of having a named replacement referee in 1966, but the International Football Association Board (IFAB) did not officially create the position until 1991, and listed only areas of responsibility.
		The fourth official is simply instructed to assist the referee at all times, and his duties are largely at the discretion of the referee.
	en.allexperts.com /e/f/fo/fourth_official.htm (573 words)

	William Torbitt School Reunion Follow-Up Website
		From ILFORD RECORDER 25/10/01 re: Ken Aston (former member of staff)
		Ken Aston, 86, of Trinity Road, Barkingside, who died at King George Hospital in Barley Lane, Goodmayes, on Tuesday, was a doyen of the refereeing world, officiating at every level of the game.
		He was chairman of FIFA's refereeing committee and was resposible for appointing and training officials for the 1907 and 1974 World Cup Finals as well as drawing up rules for the dreaded penalty shoot-out.
	home.btclick.com /imagine.it/torbitt/news.htm (327 words)

	Seven Trails West and Raintree apartment complexes - St. Louis Business Journal: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Ken Aston, managing partner of Hendricks and Partners in St. Louis, was the broker on a series of apartment deals, including the sale of Raintree in north St. Louis County (612 units) by Freeman Webb Cos.
		Aston said Raintree and Seven Trails West were the No. 1 and No. 2 largest apartment properties sold in St. Louis, based on number of units.
		Aston said the past year saw heavy volume in multifamily sales.
	stlouis.bizjournals.com /stlouis/stories/2006/09/18/focus13.html (456 words)

	Contact Us
		Contact Us Contact Us General questions or comments about the Ken Aston Camps should be directed to the Camp Director at director@kenastoncamps.org.
		Questions about registration for one of the courses should be directed to the Camp Registrar at registrar@kenastoncamps.org.
		Questions or comments about the kenastoncamps.org website should be directed to the Webmaster at webmaster@kenastoncamps.org.
	kenastoncamps.org /contact.php (54 words)

	Welcome to AYSO Region 2
		Ken Aston Referee Camp July 13-15 @ Chapman University
		One of the premier AYSO residential Camps will once again be offering enhanced course offerings this year.
		At the Ken Aston Camp, you'll delve deeper into the subjects that matter most.
	www.ayso2.org (359 words)

	In football, why are the red and yellow cards those colours?
		The idea came to Ken Aston at the 1966 World Cup
		Aston puzzled over how to overcome language barriers in matches.
		I spoke with Ken Aston's widow (he died in Oct 2001) about this same matter when I was working on 'Fifteen-to-One'.
	www.funtrivia.com /askft/Question38660.html (141 words)

	Walters Holdings acquires Ashby Heights - St. Louis Business Journal:
		Chicago-based Laramar Group, the former owner of the property, closed on the sale Dec. 7 to St. Louis-based Walters Holdings, led by Chris Walters.
		Ken Aston, a partner with the St. Louis office of apartment sales and research firm Hendricks and Partners, represented Laramar Group.
		It was the first time since 2000 that the St. Louis market posted a positive apartment absorption rate, according to Hendricks and Partners.
	www.bizjournals.com /ct/rc/30414/www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/stories/2006/12/25/story7.html?from_rss=1 (534 words)

	Ken Aston, 86, Soccer Referee Who Originated the Red Card - Free Preview - The New York Times
		Ken Aston, 86, Soccer Referee Who Originated the Red Card - Free Preview - The New York Times
		Ken Aston, 86, Soccer Referee Who Originated the Red Card
		DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Ken Aston, referee for one of most infamous World Cup soccer matches and originator of cards used to indicate that player is guilty of misconduct, dies at age of 86
	select.nytimes.com /gst/abstract.html?res=F20E1EF638550C758EDDA90994D9404482 (133 words)

	Training - AYSO Section 1
		This year, FIFA referees Sandra Hunt and Kari Seitz will be the Principal Instructors at this year's Ken Aston (adult) Camp, which will be held at Chapman University in Orange, CA near Disneyland.
		A new web site has been established for the Ken Aston Camps.
		Visit this new web site for all the accurate, timely and comprehensive information on the Ken Aston Camps.
	www.aysosection1.org /training.htm (212 words)

	Referee's Page
		Go to the Section 11 Referee page for other referee courses being offered in the area.
		For over twenty years, the Ken Aston Referee Camps have provided some of the highest level instruction AYSO has to offer.
		Many of the instructors hold Section and National positions, and are pledged to keeping Ken's Vision of the Spirit of the Game alive, making this an unparalleled learning experience for those in attendance.
	www.ayso258.org /referees.html (158 words)

	Referee Page - AYSO - Tustin, CA
		The 2004 Ken Aston Cup will take place this year June 25, 26, & 27 in Temecula California.
		Hosted this year by Area 11-L, the Ken Aston Cup is designed to provide an opportunity for soccer officials to improve their skills through metoring, training, and assesment by national referee assessors.
		Three-Man referee teams will compete as officiants during actual tournament games and test their officiating skills against other AYSO referee teams.
	www.tustinayso.org /tustinayso4/refrepg.html (411 words)

	Referee Instruction - AYSO Section 1
		Second, we need a group of quality individuals to evaluate referee instructors as they seek to upgrade their instructor certifications.
		An excellent course for Referee Instructor Evaluators is being offered by the Ken Aston Camps during July 23-24 at Chapman University in Orange, CA near Disneyland.
		In keeping with its tradition of over 20 years, the staff of the Ken Aston Camps has enhanced the standard curriculum for this course to provide additional quality elements to heighten the enjoyment of the course and to intensify the learning experience.
	www.aysosection1.org /refs_instruct.htm (615 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Landa retaliated with another foul few minutes later, but he was not sent off.
		English referee Ken Aston overlooked a punch by Chilean Leonel Sanchez to Italian Mario David.
		When David kicked Sanchez few minutes later, he was sent off.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Battle_of_Santiago (372 words)

	Referee Training
		Visit the NEW website that is solely dedicated to this exciting experience:
		This residential camp is an exciting environment where referees from around the country socialize and discuss officiating skills and the Laws of the Game.
		Visit kenaston.org for all the official and accurate information about this great opportunity!
	www.ayso56.org /referees_training.htm (364 words)

	AYSO Section 11 :-: REFEREE HOME PAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Photo Courtesy of Dave Hicks - Ken Aston Cup Referee Team Scoring System Administrator
		The 2005 - 20th Annual Ken Aston Cup Winners are: - 1st Place from...
		Make the effort, be there and be a better referee!
	www.aysosection11.org /REFEREE/home.htm (317 words)

	Coach & Referee Clinics
		Click here for information about clinics offered in other local regions.
		We are pleased to announce that this year's Ken Aston Referee Camps will feature two FIFA Referees as Principal Instructors: Sandra Hunt and Kari Seitz and will take place on July 22 -24 at Chapman University in Orange, California.
		You can now take the Safe Haven (Level 1 Certification) online
	www.ayso76.org /clinics/clinics.html (142 words)

	Referee Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		All upgrade referee clinics have been completed for the Fall season.
		Visit their website that is dedicated to the exciting experience of resident referee camps taught in the Ken Aston tradition.
		Separate camps available for adults and youth: KenAstonCamps.org
	www.aysoregion121.org /RfTrain.htm (173 words)

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