Hackett wants referee conversations recorded

The former general manager of Premier League referees, Keith Hackett, has called on the Football Association to bring forward a proposal that would see match officials’ conversations recorded.

Hackett wants referee conversations recorded

The former general manager of Premier League referees, Keith Hackett, has called on the Football Association to bring forward a proposal that would see match officials’ conversations recorded.

Following allegations that referee Mark Clattenburg used “inappropriate language” to Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel last Sunday – allegations that Clattenburg denies – Hackett is eager to see the introduction of a system that would allow fans to listen to on-pitch conversations between players and officials.

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