Refwatch Preview: Morecambe (a)
Carl Boyeson will be the match official for the game at Morecambe this weekend, so we look back at his chequered past at refereeing Dale games.
The ‘TVOS Theory of Yorkshire Referees’ will be put to the test on Saturday
when we have a Yorkshire official (forget all this Humberside nonsense) in
charge at Morecambe.
Carl Boyeson is the man in the middle at Christie Park and over the years he
has proved himself to be one of the least popular referees among Dale fans.
However, we saw Mr Boyeson twice last season and his performances were fairly
acceptable.
He was in the middle for our 1-1 draw at Darlington in October, where his
only major indiscretion was a booking for Alfie, who allegedly dived despite
being clearly clattered by the home goalkeeper.
Carl also turned up at Bradford in February, where we were too busy laughing
at Matt Clarke’s own goal and Alfie’s last minute winner to notice much about
the referee’s display.
This will be Mr Boyeson’s 11th game in charge of Dale since joining the
league list in 2002.
His full record is:
- 31 August 2002 Rochdale v Southend U D3 Lost 1-2
- 21 January 2003 Rochdale v Lincoln C D3 Lost 0-1
- 03 January 2005 Notts Co v Rochdale L2 Drew 0-0
- 09 April 2005 Rochdale v Leyton Orient L2 Won 2-0
- 23 August 2005 Rochdale v Bradford C CC Lost 0-5
- 25 April 2006 Rochdale v Barnet L2 Drew 1-1
- 30 September 2006 Rochdale v Shrewsbury T L2 Drew 1-1
- 15 December 2006 Hartlepool U v Rochdale L2 Lost 0-1
- 2 October 2007 Darlington v Rochdale L2 Drew 1-1
- 16 February 2008 Bradford C v Rochdale L2 Won 2-1
Carl’s Refworld Profile:
http://www.refworld.com/referee/128/1
Some famous Carls
- Karl Kennedy
- Karl Douglas
- Carl Cavanah
- Carlisle
- Carl Harris
- Carl Hooper
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