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It is the season of goodwill, but then we have that feeling towards one group of men and women 12 months a year - referees. Some may have different ideas, but even the hardest of souls would be turned to putty by this collection of tales from 2003.

Water under the bridge
Admittedly, Ecuadorian referee Byron Moreno was less than popular in Italy after overseeing their 2002 FIFA World Cup demise at the hands of the Korean Republic. But in January he gave fans a chance for revenge, when he appeared on a television show called Hotel Stupido, dancing around in his referee's kit while being pelted with water by a booing crowd. Doing it for the love of the game, Moreno was not paid for his appearance, other than expenses.

Careless Romark
That was a gracious reaction. Unlike a London official who tired of taunts from Romark FC in a five-a-side game against Czech Club. A witness takes up the story: "He was getting abuse from the Romark players and he abandoned the game. One of the players called him a fairy and he went completely berserk. He ran off the pitch and returned a few moments later stripped to the waist waving a long axe around his head. All hell broke loose. The ref was like Conan the Barbarian."

Prison works
Perhaps that referee ought to take his whistle to the North Bohemia league in the Czech Republic. Not only would he be unlikely to repeat his antics when refereeing the Straz pod Ralskem prison side, but the club are unlikely to provoke him in any case. "Last season we received only one yellow card and were the most polite team," said prison spokesman Pavel Selinger. The medium-security prison bars inmates from playing if they fight or use foul language towards a referee or an opponent. And none have made escape bids during away matches. Hats off.

Under a spell
However, in the Norwegian fourth division, such disciplinary records have been commonplace, at least when Per Arne Brataas was in charge. But there was a reason for this, as he confessed to daily newspaper Verdens Gang that his dyslexia had led him to avoid cautions so he did not have to issue a report to the league. "I was reluctant to give red cards," he said. "I didn't give yellow cards either so then I avoided having to write the reports."

Gracious losers
No bad feelings towards him then, unlike for Swiss official Urs Meier following his award of a penalty to Denmark in a 2-2 draw with Romania in September which helped take the Scandinavians to UEFA EURO 2004? at their opponents' expense. Such was the feeling in Romania that a witches' coven issued a curse. Mother Maria from Ploiesti said: "Romania won but the referee took our victory. I talked to some witches and asked them to curse the man to get him into trouble and get him fired from his job." It didn't work.
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