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Messages - John Treleven
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« on: Thu 07 Dec 2023 11:34 »
Bit of research shows the newbies to be 26-33 plus the much older D'Urso
Have not found ages or towns for Edet (Lancs) & Smith (Amateur F.A.)
4 for South, 3 for East, 3 for West & 2 for North
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« on: Sat 02 Dec 2023 07:56 »
Middlesbrough (a) 19 October 1971 Gerald Jones of Lancaster
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« on: Thu 30 Nov 2023 17:55 »
Luton (h) 18 September 1971 Ivan Smith (Accrington)
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« on: Wed 15 Nov 2023 08:03 »
Andrew White, Northern Echo, 14th November 2023
Tributes to Sunderland football referee George Tyson, 84
Tributes have been paid to a former North East football referee known for his passion for the game and his infectious smile. Sunderland referee George Tyson, who has died aged 84, was one of the country's top football officials in the 1980s.
Born on 22nd May 1939, George spent his childhood years in Hendon, playing for his junior and senior school teams in both football and cricket. After having trials with Sunderland for six months, George felt he couldn't make the grade. But he continued playing as an inside forward for Bishops Old Boys, scoring 100 goals. Injuries in his mid 20s forced him to choose a new path and, on 12th December 1965, he qualified as a Class 3 football referee.
Initially, he found refereeing challenging and went back to playing, but he soon took up the whistle once more, this time with more conviction, and was promoted up through the ranks swiftly. He refereed in the Wearside Combination League and Wearside League, progressing onto the lineman's list of the Football League in 1973 while continuing to referee in the Northern League. He was promoted onto the Football League referees list four years later and his first game in the middle was a match between Barnsley and Torquay United on 23rd August 1977.
He went on to referee in the Football League for 17 years, officiating games across England, Scotland, and all over the world. Career highlights include being the English representative in the 1988 pre-Olympic tournament in Korea. He was linesman for the memorable 1988 F.A. Cup between Liverpool and Wimbledon, refereed the 1986 Freight Rover Trophy Final between Bolton Wanderers and Bristol City and even refereed an Egyptian Cup Final, a match often so volatile that Egyptian referees refused to officiate.
George was given the opportunity to referee for a further three years after reaching the official retirement age. He finally stepped down as a Football League referee at the age of 51, becoming a referee’s assessor for a further 16 years. A keen golfer, George was chairman of Sunderland Referees Association (RA) for more than 25 years, and on 16th May 2016, he was elected as its president. Away from the pitch, George's life was anchored by his family. He married Christina in 1963 and went on to have two children, Helen and John. The family grew with the addition of grandchildren Grace, Cameron, Will, and Lola.
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« on: Fri 10 Nov 2023 12:28 »
1946–47 Manchester United F.C.
Football League First Division
22 February 1947 Manchester United v Blackpool 3–0 Thurman J. Frederick "Fred" (Preston) - Kelly John "Jack" (Chorley) - Collinson John R. ( Liverpool)
Ref needs checking, J.N. Brown (Ormskirk) was appointed Thurman (Preston) exists but only as a linesman Weather was extremely poor but this would have been a very unusual change
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« on: Thu 09 Nov 2023 18:57 »
George Michael Tyson 22nd May 1939 - 7th November 2023
Sunderland Referees Association Tribute
It is with deep sorrow that we share the news of the passing of Sunderland R.A. President George Tyson. He left this world on a solemn night after a valiant battle against a relentless illness. George’s life and legacy have left an indelible mark on the Referees Association and the Football Association, earning him a special place in the hearts of his friends and colleagues. In this article, we celebrate the life of George Tyson and reflect on the significant contributions he made to the world of football officiating. George Tyson’s journey in the world of football began with an enduring passion for the sport. He was not a player, nor a coach, but a man who dedicated his life to the often underappreciated, yet vital role of officiating. George’s unwavering commitment to the game was evident as he served as the Sunderland R.A. President, a role he held with pride and distinction.
As the President of the Sunderland Referees Association, George played a pivotal role in fostering a sense of community and support among referees in the region. He worked tirelessly to improve the standards of officiating, offering mentorship and guidance to young and aspiring referees. George’s leadership was marked by a commitment to fairness, integrity, and a deep understanding of the game’s intricacies. George’s impact extended far beyond the boundaries of Sunderland. He was known for his warmth, humility, and unwavering respect for everyone he encountered. These qualities made him not only a respected figure among referees but also a beloved friend and mentor to many. His legacy is a testament to the power of treating others with kindness and respect, regardless of the roles they play in the world of football.
George Tyson’s passing has left a void in the hearts of the many friends and colleagues he leaves behind. The Football Association, as well as the entire refereeing community, mourns the loss of a man who dedicated his life to the betterment of the sport. George’s impact on those who had the privilege of knowing him is immeasurable, and he will be remembered with great fondness and admiration. As we bid farewell to George Tyson, we do so with heavy hearts but also with gratitude for the profound impact he had on the world of football officiating. May he rest in peace, knowing that his contributions to the game will be forever remembered. George’s legacy is one of respect, dedication, and passion for football, and it will continue to inspire future generations of referees. The passing of George Tyson, Sunderland R.A. President, marks a sombre moment in the world of football. His life was a testament to the dedication and passion that drives those who take on the often thankless task of officiating. George’s legacy will continue to shine brightly, reminding us all of the importance of respect, camaraderie, and the love of the beautiful game. May he rest in peace and rise in eternal glory, and may light perpetual shine on him always.
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« on: Thu 02 Nov 2023 13:18 »
Mid Season Promotions 1946-47
Month given is of the updating circular so they would have come into effect up to six weeks earlier To Supp Referee 3 Devine Arthur William December 3 Hay Roderick Ross February 3 Weller John "Jack" Osborne February Refereed 1 Div 1 match 46-7 (29 Mch) To Linesman 4 Ling William "Bill" added August Lined 5 Div 1 matches 46-7 (12 Oct - 3 May) Cambridge CAM 4 Burton Joseph returned November Lined 4 Div 1 matches 46-7 (30 Nov - 17 May) Mansfield NOT 4 Irving J H returned November Lined 2 Div 1 matches 46-7 (16 Nov - 10 May) Wellington SHR 4 Morrell Herbert returned November Lined 6 Div 1 matches 46-7 (12 Oct - 3 May) Sale CHE 4 Puxley Lionel William returned November Lined 6 Div 1 matches 46-7 (25 Spt - 10 May) Leigh on Sea ESS 4 Sorrell James John added (did not continue) November Twickenham MID 4 Stone Joseph Richard returned November Lined 2 Div 1 matches 46-7 (4 Jan - 31 May) Swindon WIL 4 Thorneycroft George Edward added (did not continue) November Lined 1 Div 1 match 46-7 (as replacement) (19 Oct) Newport MON
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« on: Mon 30 Oct 2023 22:19 »
Leeds v Middlesbrough 25 Dec & return 26 Dec was H.Hartles rather than H.Hartley
Hartley was in charge of Newcastle v West Bromwich A & return on those dates in Division 2
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« on: Mon 30 Oct 2023 19:49 »
7 Sat 31 8 1946 Preston North End v Leeds United 3 2 Boardman 1 Ashworth 3 Robinson T. 3 8 Sat 31 8 1946 Sheffield United v Liverpool 0 1 Wright H.T. 1 Blackburn 3 Briddon 3 9 Sat 31 8 1946 Stoke City v Charlton Athletic 2 2 Iliffe 1 Aldridge 3 Bryan G.W. 3 14 Mon 2 9 1946 Stoke City v Bolton Wanderers 1 2 Fletcher 1 Thompson L.R. 3 Egerton 3 19 Wed 4 9 1946 Leeds United v Charlton Athletic 0 2 Francis 2 Colligan 3 Harper 3 22 Wed 4 9 1946 Sunderland v Huddersfield Town 3 0 Hartles 1 Atkinson 3 Blaney 3 31 Sat 7 9 1946 Leeds United v Sheffield United 2 2 Holt 2 Blaney 3 Dean 3 35 Wed 11 9 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Stoke City 3 2 Fletcher 1 Forshaw 3 Houston 3 38 Wed 11 9 1946 Huddersfield Town v Derby County 5 2 Baker E.W. 1 Walker 3 Temple 3 39 Wed 11 9 1946 Manchester United v Liverpool 5 0 Duerden 1 Arnott 3 Clough 3 43 Sat 14 9 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool 1 3 Smith E.D. 1 Haigh 3 Richards 3 48 Sat 14 9 1946 Preston North End v Charlton Athletic 5 1 Ward J. 2 Smith C. 3 Glenn 3 51 Sat 14 9 1946 Sunderland v Blackpool 3 2 Sunderland 2 Arnott 3 Finch 3 55 Mon 16 9 1946 Stoke City v Leeds United 5 2 Williams J. 1 Taylor H.E.K. 3 Brooks 3 65 Sat 21 9 1946 Leeds United v Bolton Wanderers 4 0 Nattrass 1 Finch 3 Laing 3 67 Sat 21 9 1946 Middlesbrough v Preston North End 2 0 Walton 2 Glancey 3 Glendenning 3 73 Wed 25 9 1946 Huddersfield Town v Sunderland 0 0 Hartles 1 Harper 3 Dean 3 75 Sat 28 9 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Grimsby Town 1 2 Martin 1 Shakespeare 3 Seymour 3 77 Sat 28 9 1946 Derby County v Blackpool 1 2 Lawless 2 Cook 3 Harris 3 91 Sat 5 10 1946 Leeds United v Huddersfield Town 5 0 Evans W.H.E. 1 Radcliffe 3 Wood R. 3 94 Sat 5 10 1946 Portsmouth v Sunderland 4 1 Smith T. 1 Bond 3 Dellow 3 96 Wed 9 10 1946 Middlesbrough v Liverpool 2 2 Berry H. 1 Brown J.M. 3 Smith C.N.T. 3 99 Sat 12 10 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Middlesbrough 1 1 Hartles 1 May H. 3 Platt 3 102 Sat 12 10 1946 Leeds United v Grimsby Town 1 0 Evans W.H.E. 1 Glancey 3 Jobling 3 103 Sat 12 10 1946 Liverpool v Charlton Athletic 1 1 McCarthy 2 Moon 3 Robinson T. 3 115 Sat 19 10 1946 Huddersfield Town v Liverpool 1 4 Williams J. 1 Sykes 3 Trenholm 3 119 Sat 26 10 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Blackpool 1 1 Smith E.D. 1 Varney 3 Berry A. 3 122 Sat 26 10 1946 Grimsby Town v Portsmouth 3 2 Ford 1 O'Reilly 3 Cawkwell 3 137 Sat 2 11 1946 Huddersfield Town v Charlton Athletic 5 1 Green 2 Moon 3 Spencer 3 139 Sat 2 11 1946 Sunderland v Stoke City 0 1 Holt 2 South 3 Chisem 3 155 Sat 16 11 1946 Blackpool v Grimsby Town 2 3 Ellis 2 Garrard 3 Lambert 3 166 Sat 23 11 1946 Grimsby Town v Brentford 2 2 Francis 2 Blackburn 3 Chisem 3 177 Sat 30 11 1946 Blackpool v Liverpool 3 2 Prescott 2 Kelly 3 White F.I. 3 183 Sat 30 11 1946 Sunderland v Preston North End 0 2 Smith E.D. 1 Parker R. 3 Atkinson 3 185 Sat 7 12 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Huddersfield Town 4 0 Boardman 1 Bostock 3 Bryan G.W. 3 192 Sat 7 12 1946 Middlesbrough v Arsenal 2 0 Moore 1 Wood R. 3 Glancey 3 212 Sat 21 12 1946 Middlesbrough v Brentford 2 0 Snape 1 Yeadon 3 Forrester 3 222 X.D. 25 12 1946 Grimsby Town v Charlton Athletic 3 1 Tedds 1 Sedgwick 3 Stones 3 223 X.D. 25 12 1946 Leeds United v Middlesbrough 3 3 Hartley 1 Rothwell 3 Wilkinson 3 225 X.D. 25 12 1946 Stoke City v Liverpool 2 1 Fletcher 1 Price 3 Wright F. 3 234 B.D. 26 12 1946 Middlesbrough v Leeds United 3 0 Hartley 1 Smith C.N.T. 3 Stephenson 3 281 Sat 1 2 1947 Blackpool v Derby County 2 1 Lawless 2 Clough 3 Forshaw 3 285 Sat 1 2 1947 Grimsby Town v Bolton Wanderers 2 2 Martin 1 Humphries 3 Sedgwick 3 286 Sat 1 2 1947 Leeds United v Liverpool 1 2 Nixon 1 Briddon 3 Coop 3 287 Sat 1 2 1947 Middlesbrough v Sheffield United 2 4 Nicholson 1 Glendenning 3 Smith C.N.T. 3 289 Mon 3 2 1947 Bolton Wanderers v Leeds United 2 0 Nattrass 1 Heskine 3 Sherlock 3 297 Sat 15 2 1947 Everton (no prog) v Sunderland 4 2 Mortimer 1 Gibson 3 Haworth 3 307 Sat 22 2 1947 Middlesbrough v Derby County 1 0 Snape 1 Forrester 3 Glancey 3 308 Sat 22 2 1947 Preston North End v Brentford 5 2 Blackhall 1 Chew 3 Cowen 3 315 Sat 1 3 1947 Portsmouth v Grimsby Town 4 1 Ford 1 May F. 3 Muller 3 316 Sat 1 3 1947 Sunderland v Manchester United 1 1 Martin 1 Trenholm 3 Finch 3 326 Sat 15 3 1947 Blackpool v Sheffield United 4 2 Womersley 2 Chew 3 Lambert 3 333 Sat 22 3 1947 Bolton Wanderers v Aston Villa 2 1 Chatfield 2 Bostock 3 Medlicott 3 345 Sat 29 3 1947 Blackpool v Leeds United 3 0 Schofield D. 2 Dean 3 Yates 3 351 Sat 29 3 1947 Sunderland v Sheffield United 2 1 Hartles 1 Parker R. 3 South 3 370 Sat 5 4 1947 Preston North End v Sunderland 2 2 Holt 2 Dykes 3 Gibson 3 378 E.M. 7 4 1947 Manchester United v Leeds United 3 1 Holt 2 Dean 3 Egerton 3 380 E.M. 7 4 1947 Portsmouth v Brentford 3 0 Wiltshire 1 Bartlett 3 Cadwallader 3 381 E.M. 7 4 1947 Sheffield United v Bolton Wanderers 4 2 Ellis 2 Jobling 3 May H. 3 382 E.M. 7 4 1947 Stoke City v Grimsby Town 3 0 Fox 2 Bucknall 3 Clinton 3 384 E.T. 8 4 1947 Leeds United v Manchester United 0 2 Holt 2 Davis 3 Harper 3 389 Sat 12 4 1947 Blackpool v Stoke City 0 2 Holt 2 Clough 3 Kelly 3 393 Sat 12 4 1947 Huddersfield Town v Bolton Wanderers 1 0 Boardman 1 Schofield S. 3 Wilkinson 3 399 Sat 19 4 1947 Grimsby Town v Derby County 2 0 Dixon 1 Smith H.R. 3 Cawkwell 3 403 Sat 19 4 1947 Middlesbrough v Blackpool 1 2 Berry H. 1 Forrester 3 Glendenning 3 408 Sat 26 4 1947 Aston Villa v Liverpool 1 2 Strainge 1 Baughan 3 Jarvis E.T. 3 411 Sat 26 4 1947 Derby County v Leeds United 2 1 Plinston 1 Ball 3 Riley 3 420 Sat 3 5 1947 Grimsby Town v Middlesbrough 4 0 Hartles 1 Sedgwick 3 Temple 3 426 Sat 10 5 1947 Bolton Wanderers v Brentford 1 0 Tregellas 2 Hall R. 3 May H. 3 436 Sat 17 5 1947 Blackpool v Charlton Athletic 0 0 Parker J.H. 1 Garrard 3 McCann 3 437 Sat 17 5 1947 Brentford v Liverpool 1 1 Milner 1 Hodson 3 Fiander 3 439 Sat 17 5 1947 Grimsby Town v Leeds United 4 1 Flanagan 2 Burton*** 3 Cawkwell 3 456 B.H. 26 5 1947 Preston North End v Derby County 1 1 Baker A. 1 Forshaw 3 Wright F. 3 459 Sat 31 5 1947 Sheffield United v Charlton Athletic 1 3 Tedds 1 Russell 3 May H. 3 462 Sat 14 6 1947 Sheffield United v Stoke City 2 1 Dixon 1 Berry A. 3 Luty 3
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« on: Mon 30 Oct 2023 12:32 »
26 Sat 7 9 1946 Bolton Wanderers v Portsmouth 1 0 Clark G 1 Heskine W 3 Booth H 3 54 Mon 16 9 1946 Preston North End v Bolton Wanderers 0 4 Brown JN 2 Cowling WG 3 Bryan GW 3 246 Sat 28 12 1946 Leeds United v Preston North End 0 3 Boardman S 1 Trenholm H 3 Cowen F 3 296 Sat 15 2 1947 Blackpool v Preston North End 4 0 Briggs J 2 Senior EA 3 White FI 3 298 Sat 15 2 1947 Middlesbrough v Bolton Wanderers 3 1 Hartles H 1 Brown JM 3 Seymour T 3 301 Wed 19 2 1947 Bolton Wanderers v Charlton Athletic 0 1 Milner FS 1 Clayton JH 3 McCann J 3 313 Sat 1 3 1947 Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers 0 1 Evans WHE 1 Gerrard FH 3 Jackson FS 3 354 G.F. 4 4 1947 Bolton Wanderers v Sheffield United 3 2 Ellis AE 2 Briddon TH 3 Chew E 3 379 E.M. 7 4 1947 Middlesbrough v Charlton Athletic 1 2 Pikett TG 2 Brown JM 3 Maddison RH 3
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« on: Thu 26 Oct 2023 20:39 »
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« on: Thu 26 Oct 2023 19:56 »
Per-Olof Callh (Uppsala, Sweden)
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« on: Fri 06 Oct 2023 08:35 »
25.12.1946 Leeds United v Middlesbrough - Ref H. Hartley
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« on: Tue 03 Oct 2023 17:13 »
Wed 25 4 1951 Liverpool v Aston Villa 0 0 Wright H.T. 1
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