Superleague 2
Clattenberg’s letter to the referees: “Anyone who asks me why he is not appointed will be punished with two games”
The English referee Mark Clattenberg has warned the referees of the Super League Interwetten and Super League 2 in a letter that if they protest against their definitions they will be punished with two games.
A letter to all referees of the Super League Interwetten and Super League 2 was sent by the English chief referee Mark Clattenberg. The President of KED warned the arbitrators that If they complain about their definitions, they will be punished with two matches.
Detailed mail:
Hi, everyone,
First of all, I wish you a Happy New Year and, above all, good health!
I am sending you information from the Head of KED / EPA, Mr Clattenburg, on a subject that concerns you.
First of all, he would like to thank you for your hard work, but asks you not to send him or the members of KED / EPA any emails and messages Request to be assigned to games or the reasons why they are not assigned.
Everyone should focus on their personal development and not on what other colleagues do after the specialized training programs. and the advice of KED / EPO, for which it is always available.
Those who continue to send emails / messages with the above content (asking to be assigned to games or without giving reasons) will not be assigned for at least two games.
Source: sport24
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