Clattenburg's Tattoos...

[Cowbridge Blue]

Silly prick:-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/...h-champions-l/

[the other bob wilson]

Good ref, but a very, very vain man.

[Auntie Andy]

Good ref, but a very, very vain man.

We now live in world where men are as conscious about their appearance as women. I love a well groomed man so it's all OK by me

[the other bob wilson]

We now live in world where men are as conscious about their appearance as women. I love a well groomed man so it's all OK by me

I'd never have a tattoo, but my old man had one and he was certainly not a vain man. I also appreciate that the temptation to have one these days is greater than it was thirty or forty years ago when I would probably have been most likely to have one done. My labeling of Clattenburg was for an accumulation of things with the tattoo being one of them. It wouldn't have been fair to call Clattenburg a very, very vain man just on the basis of his tattoos, but add those other factors on (e.g. joining up with a sports agency and having a hair transplant) and I believe I'm justified in what I said.

[life on mars]

Good ref, but a very, very vain man.

Stole my thoughts, thinks he's chocolate, well an orange perma tan type of chocolate , he should grown up. I would not be shocked if something pops up in the press one day about him though, people like him can get above their station, and get carried away .

[Pedro de la Rosa]

Stole my thoughts, thinks he's chocolate, well an orange perma tan type of chocolate , he should grown up. I would not be shocked if something pops up in the press one day about him though, people like him can get above their station, and get carried away .

I'll never forget his "performance" in this game. That was the worst refeering I've ever seen and I'm not convinced he wasn't cheating. Sending off Walton and Chops, not sending of Kandol. Disgraceful. Although Andy Woolmer at Luton runs him close.

https://www.theguardian.com/football...ch.cardiffcity

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._1/6349447.stm

[Kiffa]

He genuinely considers himself to be up there with the footballers themselves I think.

Can't stand watching him referee. It's like the clattenburg show

[Pedro de la Rosa]

He genuinely considers himself to be up there with the footballers themselves I think.

Can't stand watching him referee. It's like the clattenburg show

He certainly thinks he's part of the entertainment. The best refs are the ones you don't notice.

[Vimana.]

We now live in world where men are as conscious about their appearance as women. I love a well groomed man so it's all OK by me

Being 'well turned out' is one thing, but, regards "the world we live in" there are probably a billion things more important for all of us to think about than wasting too much time on vanity, though the current global cult of 'me, me, me, look at me, and HEY! - look at me some more.. ' , will render this a lost point, and simply make me look like a moaning old f*art ;)

All the same, I do believe it is a case of deciding what our priorities are

[Don Corleone]

He certainly thinks he's part of the entertainment. The best refs are the ones you don't notice.

I once had the misfortune to meet Rob Styles at a function, former professional referee, perma tan and incredibly arrogant and full of himself. Think with some of the refs they see themselves as much a "celebrity" as the footballers

[Mario Miethig]

Good ref, but a very, very vain man.

Yeah, the way he waves his arms about on the pitch, it's all look at me! Fair play, he's a good ref, but he obviously loves himself. Think he's had a hair transplant as well?

[NYCBlue]

Sharing the same stage as people actually playing for and with a chance of winning a trophy and getting a tattoo to commemorate it is weak-as-****.