Bit of a rarity this weekend as we have a referee making his first ever appearance in a QPR game, this despite being on the Football League list for ten years.

Referee >>> David Webb (Durham), despite being a ten year veteran of the Football League this is his first appointment with QPR.

Assistants >>> Lee Venamore (Kent) and Dean Treleaven (West Sussex)

Fourth Official >>> Gavin Ward (Surrey)

History

First QPR appointment.

Stats

Fairly odd career path so far for this official. He’s been on the list since 2008/09 refereeing mostly League One and League Two, with a smattering of Championship games each season. It’s only this season that he’s become a mainstay of our division with seven of his ten games so far coming in the second tier. He’s shown 25 yellows and one red so far, topped out by six yellows at Wycombe v Oxford in League One. He’s had three cardless games out of ten so far. This is his second Derby appointment following their 2-0 home win against Preston at the end of August.

Last season he showed 94 yellows and three reds in 43 games, with four of those matches in the Championship. He was rewarded for his performance with the League Two play-off final between Coventry and Exeter City at Wembley.

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PinnerPaul added 10:28 - Oct 5 Fact he got a play off final and now has mostly Championship matches means he must have been near top of the list based on club marks/observer marks last season I reckon.
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dachiltern added 19:42 - Oct 5 When I were young (?!) Appts.Sec. would have seen this as a pleasant game between two sides with no reason to cause problems. The perfect opportunity for the lad to get some experience. Fingers crossed he willl perform as required and not how the Assessor would expect.
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