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Graham poll, England's first whistle, announced that his whistle would be closed at the end of this season. The referee who had a fierce argument with Mourinho at Stamford Bridge 48 hours ago finally left early when he retired for two years. Although Bohr did not explain why he chose to seal the whistle, from a global perspective, few famous whistles can bid farewell to the stadium with dignity-frisk, who was forced to retreat by death threats, Corina, who left because of the sponsorship contract, H, who participated in gambling, and the infamous Moreno. ...

Bohr left an eternal scar.

No one will forget the scene of last year's World Cup. When Bohr sent off Croatian Simunic with three yellow cards, the best referee in England realized that his refereeing career was not far away! 1 1 months later, 43-year-old Bohr finally made this brave decision, and Sunday's game against Arsenal in Portsmouth will be his last law enforcement.

The "Super Oolong" in the World Cup will undoubtedly be the biggest stain in Bohr's refereeing career. After that game, he directly announced his retirement from the World Cup referee team and never played for the national team again. However, this season's Premier League, Bohr is not easy. When Chelsea challenged Tottenham in the away game, Bohr sent off Terry who had no obvious foul action, and then the blue players publicly accused Bohr of "learning the referee rules and then enforcing the law". Last June165438+1October, he sent mcfadden off because Everton midfielder called Bohr a "liar". On Wednesday, in Manchester United's away game against Chelsea, he had a heated argument with Mourinho on the touchline. After the game, Mourinho quipped: "His performance is normal, just like when he was in charge of Chelsea." In fact, Bohr was originally a popular referee in this season's Champions League final, but he was ruled out in advance because three Premier League teams reached the semi-finals together.

Living in the whirlpool of arguments for a long time made Bohr tired of the work of green judge. After he applied for retirement, Hackett, chairman of the Premier League Referee Committee, tried to persuade Bohr to stay, but the latter made up his mind. It was the special treatment given to Bohr by the referee Committee that brought him jealousy and criticism from other referees. The British media believe that this is one of the reasons why Bohr chose to leave.

Sponsorship contract was forced to be returned to Corina.

In June 2005, the Italian Football Association announced that Corina, who had reached the retirement age of 45, would continue to enforce the law for one season. However, only two months after the announcement of this decision, the first whistle in the world announced that it would not continue to enforce the law because of his endorsement contract!

In August, 2005, Corina signed an annual sponsorship contract of 800,000 euros with Opel, and Opel was also a sponsor of Serie A giant AC Milan, which led to the Italian Referee Association's prosecution against him. Finally, after a long and unsuccessful interview with Corina, the Italian Referee Association made a decision to send Corina to the Second Division for law enforcement. Corina felt very helpless about the decision of the Italian Referee Association and finally announced his retirement. "After 28 years as a referee, I made a decision to retire, which I can't avoid. Although I have no problem enforcing the law in the second round, if I lose trust in me, there is no need for me to continue working. " Corina has a distinct personality. Because the Italian Football Association suspected him, he simply retired. "As a referee, I think my best decision is to leave, so I left. Of course, in the end we are all losers. "

Corina chose the best time to retire. A year later, the Moggi scandal was exposed, and the whole world had doubts about the Italian referee. After this season's reorganization, Serie A is still not peaceful, and there are many controversial penalties in the league. In desperation, the Italian Football Association had to re-invite Corina as the consultant of the Referee Association, which was equivalent to slapping himself heavily. In fact, the Italian Football Association is completely making a mountain out of a molehill. Corina signed Diadora, a sports brand for many years, and the company is also a sponsor of Rome. Since sports brand sponsorship does not conflict, how can Opel's contract be controversial?

Frisk was scared away by death.

If Corina's retirement is somewhat helpless, then frisk's decision to seal the whistle is enough to alert the world. In March 2005, the Swedish referee chose to end his referee career because he received death threats many times. Public opinion was in an uproar, and the media accused Chelsea coach Mourinho one after another. It was he who said something irresponsible after Chelsea's knockout that caused the fans' emotions to get out of control!

In March, 2005, frisk ruled the Champions League knockout match between Chelsea and Barcelona. Chelsea lost the first leg with 1:2 because Drogba was sent off. After the game, Mourinho publicly stated at the press conference that he saw frisk enter the dressing room of Barcelona at half time! It was Mourinho's irresponsible remarks that stimulated the mood of British fans. A few days later, frisk received death threats and emails. In order to protect the safety of his family, he finally chose to retire.

This matter immediately caused great controversy in world football. Of course, Mourinho became the target of public criticism, and the president of UEFA's referee committee even defined him as "public enemy of football", and he was also banned from the second round. However, afterwards, the lens of the Nou Camp dressing room told the truth. Frisk did enter Barcelona's dressing room at half-time, but he just borrowed the toilet-the toilet in the referee's dressing room was broken. The hatred of Chelsea fans towards frisk has not been dispelled by his retirement. After he announced his decision to close the whistle, the Swede still received many threatening emails!

He gambled and went to prison.

H, a German referee who was involved in low-level leagues, became a household name in Germany before last year's World Cup. Because he participated in gambling and blew the black whistle in many games, this promising young man was finally sent to prison!

In August, 2004, before the first round of the FA Cup between Hamburg and paderborn, H made a high bet on paderborn through a gambling company. After Hamburg led 2-0, H awarded paderborn two controversial penalties in a row and showed a red card to send off Hamburg striker Mponza. In the end, Hamburg lost to its opponent 2-4. The German Football Association confirmed that H used the advantage of law enforcement to manipulate the results of at least four games. The "reward" was 67,000 euros and a TV set. After the procuratorate intervened in the incident investigation, H gave the names of three referees, nine players from five teams, 1 club official *** 13, and also revealed secrets such as "referees often go in and out of the red light district" and "mafia-rigged matches".

H was finally banned for life by the German Football Association, fined 50,000 euros and sentenced to 29 months in prison. However, because he confessed the principal offender in the trial, he finally got a reduced sentence.

Moreno can also retire smartly.

The 2002 World Cup created the most famous black whistle in the world-Ecuadorian Moreno. Although he was notorious as a referee in the eighth finals of Italy and South Korea, he made a lot of money when he retired.

In fact, after the World Cup, Moreno went to Miami to play around, bought a Chevrolet car with his "salary earned during the World Cup" and paid off all the debts he owed before. After returning to Ecuador, Moreno continued to play the "black whistle". In an Ecuadorian league match between Barcelona and Riga, he added 12 minutes, which enabled the latter to score two goals in 99 minutes and 100 minutes, winning 4-3. Under the protest of Barcelona and the strong accusation of the media, Moreno was sentenced to 20 games of ban on law enforcement. Italians' hatred for him has never changed. At the beginning of 2003, Moreno was selected as "the most influential football figure in Apennine in 2002" by the famous Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport. In order to remember this incomparable referee, the Italians also renamed the four urinals on the beach of Messina as "Moreno".