Bromley: appeal to find a fourth officer of Shrewsbury ‘shame’, says Boss Andy Woodman

The Bromley Manager Deroyman describes the long delay in replacing an injured referee referee in the League Saturday Saturday city “Shame”.

Woodman also said that 17-minute stopping in the first half, which ended with a qualified referee recruited from mostly starting his side of a drone with his robe.

Stopping comes 26 minutes in the first half, when Scott Chalkley has gained an injury that means he does not continue.

The fourth officer Niall Felton went to change Chalkley, but Shrewsbury should request a public address system for a qualified referee to bring the Felton area to the Felton on the trails.

Such appeal was successful if Alan Cork, a level-five qualified referee, walked forward – he could only handle matches in the 10th tier and below, but capable of filling out an increased level at a higher level.

Woodman says BBC Radio London: “First of all, may the officer (Chalkley) are OK. It seems that it is the most important.

“It was an embarrassing situation for the referees’ management, to have to ask for someone to come out of the crowd to get the game going. I’ve never known that in my life.

“I never knew what to say about it – humiliated. It stops the momentum momentum, and we have momentum at that point) showed this race.

“The second half then becomes a little squib because these players are off their feet since twa o’clock. It’s a long hot day and a long shift for them.