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Urias Rennie, the first black referee referee, died aged 65.
Rennie explains over 300 games between 1997 and 2008, including 175 matches in the Premier League.
“We are very sad to pass through our former chair and shelter referee, Uriah Rennie,” as a Sheffield Football Association statement of the Association Statement.,, external
“Urias did the history of the first black referee, which presided over 300 top-fricters in 1997 and 2008. She made the football barriers.”
Rennie recently revealed that he learned to walk again after a rare condition left him paralyzed from the waist to the waist.
Born in Jamaica, he moved to Sheffield while a child and grew up in the city area of the city.
He started again at local football in 1979 before making history in 1997 when he watched the top-flight match between Derby County and Wimbledon.
“Old news about the passing Urias Rennie. A black pioneer referee and game leader,” Leon Mann, co-founder on football black list.
“We owe much to those who push on opening doors. The Uriah should never, never forget.
“Thoughts and prayers with Uriah’s family and close friends.”
Rennie was a Serve-in-March magistrate since 1996 and campaigned with issues including similarity and involvement of sport, mental health and facing health.
He has a master’s degree in the Business Administration and Law and, November 2023, given a noble doctor by Sheffield Halalam University for his shoffied communities and his work in the Seath Yorkshire communities.
In May, Rennie was installed as a new university chancellor.
