No game for Clattenburg

Referee will not officiate Premier League fixture
By Rob Parrish Last updated: 22nd October 2007

Mark Clattenburg will not referee a Premier League match this weekend in the wake of his display in the Merseyside derby.
The Professional Game Match Board, who oversee referees and make appointments for top-flight games, confirmed that Clattenburg would not be involved in the latest round of fixtures.
Everton manager David Moyes was fiercely critical of the official's display at Goodison Park, where he awarded Liverpool two penalties and dismissed Tony Hibbert and Phil Neville.
Moyes was also unimpressed that Clattenburg only showed Dirk Kuyt a yellow card for a reckless two-footed lunge on Neville, and that Everton were denied a penalty in the closing seconds when Joleon Lescott appeared to be wrestled to the floor by Jamie Carragher.
Liverpool came from behind to win the match 2-1 with Kuyt converting both penalties after Sami Hyypia's own goal had given the home side the lead.
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utusanLFC : a repeat of what happened when we lost 2 points in Chelsea game. Since we're winning this time around... to evertonians... pity you!
hahahaha...........