Referee League 2010/11

Full run down of how the men in the middle rated in QPR’s Championship winning season 2010/11.

Referee League
Position	Referee	Average	Games
=1st	Grant Hegley	8/10	Portsmouth H
=1st	David Phillips	8/10	Preston H
2nd	Neil Swarbrick	7.5/10	Coventry A, Watford A
=4th	Martin Atkinson	7/10	Palace H
=4th	Mark Clattenburg	7/10	Forest H, Leeds H
=4th	Fred Graham	7/10	Bristol City H
=4th	Keith Hill	7/10	Hull A
=4th	Simon Hooper	7/10	Swansea A
=4th	Lee Mason	7/10	Bristol City A, Cardiff A
=4th	Keith Stroud	7/10	Ipswich A, Middlesbrough A, Sheff Utd H
=4th	Gary Sutton	7/10	Port Vale H
=4th	Colin Webster	7/10	Hull H
=4th	Kevin Wright	7/10	Ipswich H
=11th	Phil Crossley	6/10	Swansea H
=11th	Andy D’Urso	6/10	Forest A
=11th	Scott Mathieson	6/10	Leeds A
=11th	Jon Moss	6/10	Norwich A
=11th	Lee Probert	6/10	Millwall H
=11th	Mick Russell	6/10	Middlesbrough H
=11th	Steve Tanner	6/10	Reading H, Millwall A
=18th	Roger East	5.5/10	Doncaster H, Leicester H
=18th	Kevin Friend	5.5/10	Palace A , Cardiff H
=20th	Phil Gibbs	5/10	Doncaster A
=20th	Mark Haywood	5/10	Derby A, Coventry H
=20th	Eddie Ilderton	5/10	Scunthorpe A
=20th	Mike Jones	5/10	Burnley A
=20th	James Linnington	5/10	Barnsley H
=20th	Andy Penn	5/10	Norwich H
=20th	Peter Walton	5/10	Blackburn A
=27th	Graham Sailsbury	4/10	Scunthorpe H
=27th	Graham Scott	4/10	Leicester A
=27th	Kevin Woolmer	4/10	Sheff Utd A
30th	Darren Deadman	3.5/10	Watford H, Derby H
=31st	Russell Booth	3/10	Reading A
=31st	Gavin Ward	3/10	Portsmouth A
=31st	Iain Williamson	3/10	Burnley H
34	Tony Bates	1/10	Barnsley A

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