Referees Association Chairman Makes Shocking Plea For Sacked Referee David Coote

The Referees Association chairman has expressed his hope that David Coote remains in English football despite his contract as an elite referee being terminated by PGMOL last month.

Coote who has been a regular fixture in the Premier League has had his fair share of controversies throughout his career but the chairman believes he still has a lot to offer to the beautiful game.

The termination of his contract has sent shockwaves throughout the football community with many questioning the decision made by PGMOL.

However the chairman has come out in support of Coote stating that he is a talented referee who has made significant contributions to English football.

Coote has been an elite referee for several years and has officiated in numerous high profile matches including those in the Champions League and the Premier League.

His experience and expertise would be a significant loss to English football if he were to leave the sport for good.

The chairman has urged PGMOL to reconsider their decision and find alternative solutions that would allow Coote to continue his career as a referee.

He also highlighted the need for support and guidance to be provided to referees who are facing challenges in their careers.

The decision to terminate Coote contract has sparked a debate about the treatment of referees in English football with many arguing that they are not given the necessary support and resources to perform their jobs effectively.

The Referees Association has pledged to support Coote during this difficult time and to work with PGMOL to find a resolution that would be in the best interest of English football.

As the football community continues to react to the news of Coote termination the chairman remains hopeful that a solution can be found that would allow him to continue his career as a referee.

Only time will tell if Coote will remain in English football but one thing is certain his termination has sparked an important debate about the treatment of referees and the need for support and guidance to be provided to them.