DazMondo wrote:When the beers began to flow, he stated that he had wronged Mansfield Town on several occasions.
He told me and the brother in law, that he hated Mansfield and Halifax Town with a passion. I can't remember why he disliked Halifax but he hated us because his car was vandalised at a night game. he said Mansfield Town and the police offered him no help at all.
From then on, whenever he reffed our games, he did everything in his power to stop us from winning. He could not tell me which games in specific but he did remember one game was in a cup game where he disallowed a perfectly good goal, turned down a blatant penalty and we lost. .
1975stag wrote:Wonder how we pissed Clattenburg off before the Cardiff final then .....
Rob wrote:The moral of the story is don't slash the refs tyres
These people are of course still human beings, I've always thought it counter productive when managers like Evans spend the whole game berating the referee as he did (and he is on the worst for it).
bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:The moral of the story is don't slash the refs tyres
These people are of course still human beings, I've always thought it counter productive when managers like Evans spend the whole game berating the referee as he did (and he is on the worst for it).
Worked for the Cowley's
bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:The moral of the story is don't slash the refs tyres
These people are of course still human beings, I've always thought it counter productive when managers like Evans spend the whole game berating the referee as he did (and he is on the worst for it).
Worked for the Cowley's
Rob wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:The moral of the story is don't slash the refs tyres
These people are of course still human beings, I've always thought it counter productive when managers like Evans spend the whole game berating the referee as he did (and he is on the worst for it).
Worked for the Cowley's
No it didn't, they were sacked from their last job
Rob wrote:The moral of the story is don't slash the refs tyres
These people are of course still human beings, I've always thought it counter productive when managers like Evans spend the whole game berating the referee as he did (and he is on the worst for it).
MOTG wrote:Interesting story. Could it of been Robert (Bob)Mathewson ? He was from Bolton but born in Newcastle. He was an ex player himself . With him being originally from Newcastle and thinking you were from Durham. Just a thought .
Birminghamstag10 wrote:Totally unrelated to the OP but a guy in my village is a scout (still working for a L2 club) and was employed by MTFC in the Haslam / Curle days. Seen him a few times on trains back from games and his insights to things at that time are eye opening. He didn't seem bothered on holding back!
Dan wrote:Birminghamstag10 wrote:Totally unrelated to the OP but a guy in my village is a scout (still working for a L2 club) and was employed by MTFC in the Haslam / Curle days. Seen him a few times on trains back from games and his insights to things at that time are eye opening. He didn't seem bothered on holding back!
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