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Referee Anthony Taylor retires

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 · 13h · on MSN
Anthony Taylor retires from refereeing after 16 years in Premier League, two World Cups
Anthony Taylor has announced his retirement from refereeing after a career spanning 16 Premier League seasons and more than 660 professional matches.

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 · 5h · on MSN
Soccer-Anthony Taylor announces retirement from elite refereeing
 · 14h
‘The scrutiny is constant’: referee Anthony Taylor retires from football
 · 11h
'Pressure is intense and scrutiny constant' - referee Taylor retires
Referee Anthony Taylor has announced his retirement with immediate effect, highlighting the impact of the "intense" pressure of the role.

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 · 13h
Premier League referee Taylor retires, bemoans 'constant scrutiny'
 · 13h
Anthony Taylor: Premier League referee blows whistle on 20-year career as retirement confirmed
 · 14h
Premier League referee Anthony Taylor retires days after World Cup clash
Taylor was trusted with some of the biggest matches in club football such as two FA Cup finals and a Europa League final.

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 · 14h
Premier League referee Anthony Taylor confirms shock retirement in emotional statement
 · 14h
Top Premier League referee, 47, RETIRES from football after 831 matches just days after World Cup exit
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