Renowned Judge Mark Klattenburg discovered the five players who are a real nightmare to refer to

He was clearly the best judge in English football, before leaving for Saudi Arabia, where he accepted the post of Chief of References in 2017.

In his column for “Daily Mail”, he has discovered the five most irritating players he has shared the field with.

Craig Bellamy

“Bellamy was a nightmare for the judges, and we all had the same opinion,” said Klattenburg.

He would rush by raising his hands, constantly challenging you. His language was terrible, very rude. ”

Roy Keane

Keane tried to abuse the judges, according to Klattenburg.

When he played, it was difficult to manage. I think it came from Sir Alex Ferguson, too. It had nothing to do with influence in the decision, it was in order to apply more pressure before the next decision,” he said.

You just couldn't trust Roy. You never knew if it would explode or do a dirty thing. ”

Jens Lehmann

He was simply irritating and never stopped, one of those poor people who would complain about everything and anyone,” added to the famous judge.

I didn't like to refer it at all. It was frustrating and his gestures were not easy to deal with.”

Pepe

Everybody's asking about that incident in the Chamong League in 2016, when I did that thing with my tongue, until he was rolling through the ground, acting. I was thinking in my head how soft you are for someone so big.

He was another player you couldn't believe. The fight can be easy, then he'd do something stupid.

The final “Real Madrid was advancing 1-0, but the goal was clearly off-the-game position. It was a difficult decision and the assistant didn't notice.

When Pepe intervened in Fernando Torrez, I hired the penalty for Athletico in the second half. Pepe was frustrated and told me in English that this would be fine, Mark. I told the firstol to you wasn't fair. ) That shut him up. ”

John Obi Mikel

I chose Michael because of the incident at the Chelsea Manchester United match in 2012, when he accused me of making racist comments, which was not right and later I was acquitted of the Federation,” says Clayton.

He never apologized and that's disappointing because he could have ruined my life. I no longer felt love for reference for a while, but I could not back down because I had a family to support and no other career.

“Michel heard the charge only from his associate, Ramirez, who did not speak English. The other Chelsea players have apologized, but not Mikel.” /Periscope. com/