World Cup 2010: The REFEREES

World Cup 2010: The Referees

1. Koman Coulibaly (D.O.B. 4th July, 1970)- Mali

2. Jerome Damon (D.O.B. 4th April, 1972)- South Africa

3. Eddy Allen Maillet (D.O.B. 19th October, 1967)- Republic of Seychelles

4. Khalil Ibrahim Al Ghamdi (D.O.B. 2nd September, 1970)- Saudi Arabia

5. Ravshan Irmatov (D.O.B. 9th August, 1977)- Uzbekistan

6. Subkhiddin Mohd Salleh (D.O.B. 17th November, 1966)- Malaysia

7. Yuichi Nishimura (D.O.B. 17th April, 1972)- Japan

8. Olegário Manuel Bartolo Faustino Benquerença (D.O.B. 18th October, 1969)- Portugal

9. Massimo Busacca (D.O.B. 6th February, 1969)- Switzerland

10. Frank De Bleeckere (D.O.B. 1st July, 1966)- Belgium

11. Martin Hansson (D.O.B. 6th April, 1971)- Sweden

12. Viktor Kassai (D.O.B. 10th September 10, 1975)- Hungary

13. Stéphane Laurent Lannoy (D.O.B. 18th September, 1969)- France

14. Roberto Rosetti (D.O.B. 18th September, 1967)- Italy

15. Wolfgang Stark (D.O.B. 20th November, 1969)- Germany

16. Alberto Undiano Mallenco (D.O.B. 8th October, 1973)- Spain

17. Howard Melton Webb (D.O.B. 14th July, 1971)- England

18. Joel Aguilar (D.O.B. 2nd July, 1975)- El Salvador

19. Benito Armando Archundia Téllez (D.O.B. 21st March, 1966)- Mexico

20. Carlos Alberto Batres González (D.O.B. 2nd April, 1968)- Guatemala

21. Marco Antonio Rodríguez Moreno (D.O.B. 10th November, 1973)- Mexico

22. Michael Hester (D.O.B. 2nd May, 1972)- New Zealand

23. Peter O'Leary (D.O.B. 3rd March, 1972)- New Zealand

24. Héctor Walter Baldassi (D.O.B. 5th January, 1966)- Argentina

25. Jorge Luis Larrionda Pietrafesa (D.O.B. 9th March, 1968)- Uruguay

26. Pablo Pozo (D.O.B. 27th March, 1973)- Chile

27. Óscar Julián Ruiz Acosta (D.O.B. 1st November, 1969)- Colombia

28. Carlos Eugênio Simon (D.O.B. 3rd September, 1965)- Brazil

29. Martin E. Vazquez Broquetas (D.O.B. 14th January, 1969)- Uruguay

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Scotish Referee Chief McVicar Takes Help Of Psychologist For Scotish Refrees

Scotland's top psychologists are now working with Scotish referees to make them mentally strong enough to deal with the pressures of life in the Scotish league.

SFA head of refereeing development Donald McVicar believes that the quality of his officials has been under great scrutiny and the mdeia coverage devoted to the referees decision has been unprecedented.

As a result of the Scotish League title crown chase between Rangers and Celtic, which went to the last day of the league, every throw-ins and corner kicks awarded was analysed and debated to bits. The decisions of Scotish grade one officials like Iain Brines, Mike McCurry was questioned during the closing weeks matches after their decsions affected the outcome of matches involving Celtic and Rangers.

McVicar feels his whistlers have coped impressively with the strains placed on them this term and believes they have benefited enormously since they started working with Dr John Mathers at Stirling University.