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Brighton have received a yellow card from referees who have complained about the level of post-match food at the Amex this season, which they say is the worst in the Premier League.
Last year, referees made a number of requests, including a red card for sandwiches and fatty foods.
They prefer proteins (such as chicken, beef or fish) with vegetables and salad.
However, sources have told Agenda that food has “fallen off a cliff” this season, with officials horrified to find cold food in Tupperware boxes.
Other clubs offer hot meals and, in many cases, officials serve the same food that is given to the players.
Referees have complained about the quality of the food available to them in Brighton after the match.
Referees say the food served at the Amex is the worst in the Premier League
England pay tribute to Southgate
Gareth Southgate may no longer be England manager, but there is now a permanent reminder of his time in charge of the Three Lions at St George’s Park.
Officials added a photo of the 54-year-old to a wall showing everyone who has coached the national team.
An image of Gareth Southgate has been added to a wall showing all the former England bosses at St George’s Park.
PGMOL in search of future VARs
How much would you like to be paid to become a VAR?
Refereeing body PGMOL is looking for candidates to join its Stockley Park operation for a job that should come with a health warning.
The ad lists the “ability to work in a high-pressure live streaming environment” among the skills needed, along with “high skills in attentive listening, particularly under extreme pressure.”
One would imagine the salary for the position would reflect that, but attention has been drawn to the apparently meager offer of £25,800 a year.
PGMOL advertises ‘high pressure’ VAR role with starting salary of just £25,800 a year
Warrington manager left bruised after Super League clash
A Warrington manager was left with a black eye after being punched during his team’s Super League defeat to Hull KR on Friday night.
Authorities are investigating the incident that occurred in the main stand at Craven Park.
Rovers won 10-8 to secure a trip to Old Trafford to face Wigan in Saturday’s Grand Final.
Lavender is tasked with bringing Cheltenham into the modern era
Guy Lavender is leaving his chief executive role at MCC to take charge of Cheltenham Racecourse, with a brief, it is believed, to bring it into the modern era.
However, coach Kim Bailey was reprimanded for using his phone in the Lord’s Pavilion, while his wife, Clare, was told she couldn’t enter because she was wearing the wrong shoes.
His son Archie was making his debut for Gloucestershire against Middlesex at the time with a few hundred in attendance.
It is not an enthusiastic endorsement of the modern era.
Guy Lavender leaves MCC to become Cheltenham Racecourse’s new chief executive
Frank Thompson gives his opinion
Jeff Thomson, who said in the mid-1970s that he liked to hit English batsmen, recently spoke to the Hampshire Cricket Society.
The 74-year-old, who did not feature in the one-day matches between England and Australia, said Australian goalkeeper Alex Carey was wrong about Jonny Bairstow’s failure at Lord’s last summer.
He also called David Warner an “imbecile” and said he preferred London to Sydney as a city, to the surprise of an appreciative audience.
