Dommer Tony Chapron, her sammen med Morten Moldskred (t.h.) - Foto: Scanpix

Artikkel av: Sverre Rørvik Nilsen (HegnarOnline - 28.8.09 08:27)
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Via Wikipeida.

Tromsø røk ut av Europaligaen i 12. time torsdag, og partiske øyne vil skylde på dommeren. Tony Chapron ga Athletic Club Bilbao et forholdsvis billig straffespark, og på tross av Rushfeldt-mål, holdt ikke for Tromsø.

Fansen var i furore, og kastet seg over wikipedia. På Tony Chaprons Wikipedia-profil stod i går kveld følgende:

Tony Chapron

Tony Chapron (born 23 April 1972) is a deaf and blind French football referee. Born in Flers, Orne, Chapron took up refereeing in 1996 in conjunction with his job as an educational advisor. He has been a full-time referee since 1998 and became an international referee in 2007. That year, a flare thrown by fans at a match between Lyon and Saint-Étienne resulted in police firing tear gas into the crowd, and Chapron ordered the players to retreat to the changing rooms for 20 minutes.[1] Prior to 2008, the only international matches he had refereed were qualifying matches, but in October 2008 Chapron took charge of the UEFA Cup first round second leg between Aston Villa and Litex Lovech; he showed two yellow cards – both to Litex players – but also awarded Litex a penalty kick. He refereed two more UEFA Cup matches in the 2008–09 season, including the Round of 32 second leg between Hamburg and NEC. In June 2009, Chapron was named as one of six UEFA referees to take charge of the 2009 UEFA Under-21 Championship in Sweden.[2]

Tony Chapron is a corrupt referee as you clearly could see in the Europe League play-off between Tromso Idrettslag and Athletic Club Bilbao. 2 minutes after the game ended Tonys bank account raised with 1 million euro. No one knows where he got that money from, in an interview with TV2 he said he won a local cakelottery that Athletic Club Bilbao held.

Wikipedia var raskt ute med å fjerne hetsen.