What is the difference bettwen a coach and a referee?

Answer 1

A coach is a person who teaches and guides someone or a team to achieve their best performance as in singing, acting, or sports.

A referee is a person who stands between opposing competitors (individuals or teams) and has authority to decide whether the rules of the competition were followed, to assess penalties during a competition for breaking the rules, and to settle questions of whether or not a score or foul was made, etc.

Referees in various sports are known by a variety of titles, including: referee, umpire, judge, linesman, timekeeper or touch judge.

Coaches are partisan, always preferring the person or team they are coaching.

Referees are supposed to be objective, never favoring either side in the competition.

Answer 2

in the traditional sense, managers are those who make the tactics (long-term and short-term), organise the match-day strategy, buys players, scouts players and selects the team on match-day, makes the substitutions, drops players etc. basically they're in 'charge' of the team players and staff.

a coach is one who trains the team, i.e. fitness, skills, strength conditioning etc. they are pretty much like 'trainers'. A coach may be involved in team selection but they will never have any 'managerial' responsibilities outside the pitch.

Answer 3

A coach instructs players on what to do and the players do what the coach instructs them to do.