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Terry McGinnis

## Do-Gooder

### Alias

Batman
Batman II
The Tomorrow Knight
The Second Dark Knight
The Dark Knight of Tomorrow
Batman of the Future
Batman Beyond
The Dark Demon of the Concrete JungleTrey Malone

### Occupation

High School Student
Superhero

### Powers/Skills

High intellect
Highly skilled martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant
Highly skilled detective
Skilled acrobat
Peak physical condition
utilises high-tech equipment
Vast amounts of Bat weaponry (via. suit)
Flight (Via. suit)

### Family

Bruce Wayne (biological father)
Warren McGinnis † (stepfather)
Mary McGinnis (mother)
Matt McGinnis (younger brother)

### Friends/Allies

Bruce Wayne
 Richard Grayson
 Damien Wayne
 Barbra Gordon

### Enemies

Blight  (main/primary archenemy)
Joker  (secondary archenemy)
Toxin  (arch-rival)
Inque
Rewire
 Shriek
 Kindred
 Mr. Billions
 Squid Dome
 The Void
Vulture
Rihno
Don Fortunato
Silvermane
Paxton Powers
Adam Weishaupt

Help Featherine Augustus Aurora in her desire to bring an end to the story of Kouma Kamijou and his faction (all ongoing)

### Crimes

Mass murder (including child murder)
World domination
 Unethical experimentation
War Crimes
Genocide
Mass enforced suicide
Terrorism
Malefic
Brainwashing
Kidnapping
Abuse (physical, emotional and psychological)
 Rape
Mutilation
Conspiracy
Corruption
Battery
Slavery

### Type of Villian

Immortal Alchimist

**Adam Weishaupt**, also known as **The Shepherd,** is one of the main antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: Zero* and a major antagonist in *A Certain Magical Index: New Testament.* He is an extremely powerful magician and an alchemist who has created multiple homnculi. A man of great wealth and power, he is an aristocrat with a keen hobby in art collecting.
Andy Haines

This article about Andy Haines is a stub, an article too short to provide more than rudimentary information about a subject. You can help The Football Officials Wiki by expanding it.

## External links

* Andy Haines profile on football-lineups.com
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* Andy Haines profile on soccerbase.com

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Yuichi Nishimura

**Yuichi Nishimura** (born 17 April 1972) is a Japanese football referee. He has refereed in the Japanese J. League Division 1 since 1999 and has been a full international referee for FIFA since 2004. He recently became noticed for his work as referee of the opening game in the 2014 FIFA World Cup between hosts Brazil and Croatia and also 2014 AFC Champions League second-leg final.

## External links

* FIFA profile (2007 U-17 World Cup)
* Professional Referees, Japan Football Association
* Video interview at the AFC Annual Awards
* Yuichi Nishimura at worldreferee.com

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Spawn (Al Simmons)

* Spawn
* Divine Spawn

**Spawn** (real name: **Albert Francis "Al" Simmons**) is the titular main protagonist and anti-hero of the long-running comic book series of the same name.

Originally a human named Al Simmons, Spawn was cursed into the life of a Hellspawn (akin to a reverent) after his deal to see his wife Wanda Blake one last time. He became a costumed warrior fighting against the forces of Hell and Heaven in order to protect the human world from the apocalyptic wars they were planning. His most famous arch-enemy is the Violator.

The Spawn series is reputed to have helped in popularize the anti-hero as a main character in comic-books since the comics came out in a period of time when darker heroes started to emerge and gained much more publicity in comic books.
Seisuu Kihara

* Human
* God

* Power Erasure
* Power Bestowal
* Power Absorption

**Physical Godhood:**

* Nigh-omnipotence
* Nigh-scientipotence
* Reality Warping
* Matter Manipultion
* Science Manipulation
* Time Manipulation
* Subjective reality

 Expand his research for the purposes of scientific advancement and evade consequences for it.
 Make Zenkichi Kamijou the first level six esper
 Obtain the truth of the world.  (all failed)

### Crimes

Corruption
 Unethical experimentation
 Abuse of power
 Psychological torture
 Conspiracy
 Mass murder  (including child murder)
 Mutilation
 Child abuse
Animal cruelty
 Rape
 Corpse desecration
 Attempted genocide
 Theft
 Mind breaking
 Pollution

### Type of Villian

Delusional Scientist

**Seisuu Kihara** is one of the two secondary antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: New Testament* (alongside Isaac Ray Pelham Westcott).

He is a high-ranking researcher in Academy City and the core and leader of the Organization CERBERUS. He is referred to as a living anomaly in God's System by the English Puritan Church. Like his family, He is a very twisted individual who does the most cruelest things in the name of science. He is one of Touma Kamijou's archenemies as well as the arch-nemesis of Shiage Hamazura and his girlfriend Rikou Takitsubo.
Mark Brown

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## External links

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Aiwass

### Alias

DRAGON
Guardian Angel of Thelema
 Extraterrestrial Life Form
 Holy Guardian Angel
 The true person who holds the secrets to modern western magic organizations
 Angel of the Bottommost Layer of the World
Failure  (by the Magic Gods)

### Friends/Allies

Aleister Crowley  (former contractor and student)
 Anna Sprengel  (formerly)

### Enemies

Abuldiz  (arch-nemesis)
 Choronzon  (second arch-nemesis)
 Abuldiz
 Secret Chiefs
 Touma Kamijou  (formerly)
 Accelerator  (formerly)
 Shiage Hamazura  (formerly)
Peter Stanchek

* Comics
* TV Series

* Omni-Psionics
* Mentifery
* Bio-Blasts
* Telekinesis
* Chronokinesis
* Superhuman Durability
* Energy Constructs
* Precognitive Dreams
* Dream-Self Projection
* Molecular Manipulation
* Particle Energy Manipulation
* Fundamental Forces Manipulation
**Telepathy:**
* Cloak
* Illusion
* Mind Link
* Mind Control
* Mind Alteration
* Mind Possession
* Mental Amnesia
* Psionic Shield
* Mind Transferal
* Mental Detection
* Astral Projection
* Telepathic Camouflage

**Peter "Pete" Stanchek** (currently known as **Powerhouse**), is the fictional character appearing in *DC Comics*, primarly serving as the titular main protagonist of the *Powerhouse* comic series. He has been portrayed as a teenager and as a budding superhero, albeit inexperienced.

Despite his immature behavior, Peter is an immensely powerful being with vast reality-manipulating and psionic powers beyond Omega level metahumans and is considered the most powerful metahuman in all of DC comics, with some rare exceptions (such as the villainous Marquis of Death) - as an adult Peter is shown to have enough power to make The Spectre into his personal Herald and even as a child, Peter has sufficient power to create pocket universes and is at least as powerful as a Celestial.

Despite all his powers, Peter is still a child and thus mostly wishes to have fun, learn and be with his friends and family - as an adult Peter is shown to have become an immensely successful cosmic-tier hero who guards the entire multiverse and easily ranks as one of DC's most powerful heroes.

The character was portrayed by Dan Stevens in the TV Series, *Powerhouse*.
Bernkastel

Get revenge on Touma Kamijou and the Kamijou Faction for humiliating her in the game  (failed)
 Subjugate mankind to rule over all humans to use them as her playthings.
Remove the boundary between fantasy and reality to create a "fun" world without rules or restriction.  (both ongoing)

### Crimes

Mass murder
 Torture
 Psychological abuse
Omnicide
 Mutilation

### Type of Villian

Psychopathic Cosmic Entity

**Bernkastel**, also known as **The Witch of Miracles**, is one of the main antagonists of the *A Certain Magical Index* franchise. She serves as the overarching antagonist of *A Certain Magical Index: Zero*, a major antagonist in *A Certain Magical Index: Old Testament*, one of the two overarching antagonists (alongside Gwydion) of *A Certain Magical Index: New Testament* and one of the main antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: Genesis Testament.* She also serves as the main antagonist of Arcueid Brunestud's storyline.

She is an extremely powerful witch that has lived a thousand years. It is said that she lives in a world where concepts like fate and possibility can be visualized. She can give birth to all kinds of miracles with her immense power but, in compensation for that, her heart ends up breaking a bit each time she uses them. She is also the archenemy of both Touma Kamijou and Arcueid Brunestud.
Witch of Endor

* Metapotence
* Nigh-omnipotence
* Absolute will
* Reality warping
* Subjective reality
* Mentifery
* Law manipulation
* Paradox manipulation
* Causality manipulation
* Omnifarious
* Omni-manipulation
* Universal irreversibility
* Absolute wish
* Omnificence
* Oneirokinesis
* Logic manipulation
* Life creation
* Necromancy
* Illusion manipulation
* Laser manipulation
* Object creation
* Nightmare inducement
* Energy projection
* Fantasy world creation
* Dream materialization
* Thought manifestation
* Weather alteration
* Cosmokinesis

 Spread eternal chaos and destruction across the entire multiverse  (all ongoing)

### Crimes

Omnicide
Mass murder
Parricide
Stalking
Torture
Kidnapping
Blackmail
Usurpation
False imprisonment
Malefic
Physical and psychological abuse
Child abuse
Vandalism
Corruption
Sabotage
Animal cruelty
Terrorism
Conspiracy
Theft
Incrimination
Identity theft
Mass arson
Enslavement
Treason
Mutilation
Brainwashing

### Type of Villian

Tragic Cosmic Entity

The **Witch of Endor**, also known as the **Life-Maker** and mostly known by her real name **Ialda Baoth**, is one of the main antagonists of the *A Certain Magical Index* franchise. She serves as the main antagonist of *A Certain Magical Index: Zero*, one of the overarching antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: Old Testament*, the overarching antagonist of *A Certain Magical Index: New Testament* and one of the main antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: Genesis Testament*.

She is an extremely powerful being who has mastered the power of Almighty Magic and is the creator of all magic in general. . She was the one who had convinced Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers into summoning Choronzon. She is also the arch-nemesis of Touma Kamijou, Arcueid Brunestud, Merlin, Aleister Crowley, Manaka Sajyou and the Kamijou Faction as a whole.
Choronzon

Archbishop of the Church of England, Leader of Necessarius  (as Laura Stuart; both formerly)

### Powers/Skills

**As Laura Stuart:**
Genius-level intelligence
 Mastery of manipulation
 Political Influence
Magic
Authority
**As Choronzon:**
Incorporeality
Nigh-omnipotence  (in the abyss)
Avatar creation
 Possession
Magick: Flaming\_Sword
Vessel materialization
Hair manipulation
Explosion manipulation
Curse manipulation
Can create cracks in the space-time continuum
Flight  (via Wings)
Black Flame manipulation
Aeon interference
Enochian magic
Aethyr Avatar

### Goals

Kill Aleister Crowley  (semi-succeeded)
 Initiate the Ceremony of Mo Athair
 Exterminate humanity
 Preserve the natural order of the world
 Kill Touma Kamijou, Accelerator and Shiage Hamazura  (all failed)

### Crimes

Mass murder
Necromancy
Slavery
Malefic
Possession
High treason
Invasion
Torture
Attempted omnicide
Assault and battery
Abuse of power
Mutilation
Conspiracy
Corruption
Defilement
Corpse desecration
Terrorism
Usurpation

### Type of Villian

Demonic Mastermind

**Choronzon**, also mostly known by her alias **Laura Stuart**, is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Othinus) of *A Certain Magical Index: New Testamest*, serving as the main antagonist of the Fall of Academy City Saga, specifically as the unseen overarching antagonist of the first seven story arcs, the final antagonist of the Aleister Crowley Arc, the secondary antagonist of the Processor Suit Arc, the titular main antagonist of the Choronzon Arc and as a supporting antagonist in the Kamijou Arc.

As Laura Stuart, She is the Archbishop of the Church of England and the head of Necessarius, its magic division. As the head of Necessarius Lola is a very cunning magician who manipulates events to keep the United Kingdom safe and on top of other factions. She has done as many good deeds as bad, and her mysterious nature leads her to be at odds with some of her more moral subordinates. Though in an uneasy alliance with Academy City, Lola is aware of the identity of its Board Chairman, and plans to take him down. She is also the one of Aleister Crowley's sworn enemies and the archenemy of Touma Kamijou.
Rick Addison

**Rick Addison** is the Commander of the Leazas Red Corp, and close ally in the Rance Party.

He is the strongest Swordsman in Leazas, and, since the death of Thoma Lipton, recognized as the strongest man on The Continent. He is known across the land for his fearful strength, and even earned the nickname the "Red Reaper of Leazas" by his enemies.

### Personality

Rick is a soft spoken man when out of combat. He speaks courteously to everyone, and treats everyone respectfully. However, when he is in combat, he becomes an absolute cold killing machine with a stone cold stare. He mercilessly cuts down his opponents even as they scream, and does not stop until there are no enemies left in sight.

He acts under the Queen of Leazas as her executioner, dealing with foreign matters whenever she dispatches him. He doesn't question her authority, but even admires it for he believes he's even lucky to be a general. His self esteem is low, and truly thinks his swordsmanship is subpar to other powerful individuals, merely that he was just subpar. Despite this, he loves Swordplay and would willingly challenge other skilled practitioners in the hopes to test and improve his skills.

Rick has a secret weakness in that if his helmet is removed, his confidence plummets and he is unable to fight due to fear overtaking him. This might be from the fact he has a feminine face and does not like to be praised for his looks.

### Abilities & Powers

As a human hailing from The Continent, Rick Addison has "Stats" and "Skill Levels" ingrained into his very soul. With a current Level of 55 and a impressive Level Cap of 70 Coupled with his Level 2 Sword Expertise, Rick is rarely ever challenged in Swordplay.

Rick utilizes rapid, powerful slashes that shear through anyone foolish enough to approach him head on. He wields an enchanted sword named "Byroad", which compliments his fast and rapid slices. His Special Attack is "By La Way", which consists of forming triangular slashes to the target, cleaving through their resistances.
David Coote

**David Coote** is an English professional football referee based in Nottinghamshire.

## Career

Coote started refereeing as a sixteen-year-old. He refereed in the Notts Alliance League, the Northern Counties East Football League, the Northern Premier League and the Conference North before being promoted to the Football League list of referees as an assistant referee. His first game in this role came in a Football League Two game between Stockport County and Hereford United. He was promoted to the list of Football League referees in 2010. In May 2014, Coote was the referee for the 2014 Football League One play-off Final at Wembley Stadium between Orient and Rotherham United.

## Personal life

Coote is the son of David Coote who played cricket for Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club.

## External links

* Refereeing career statistics at Soccerbase

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Mike Dean

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**Michael Dean** (born 2 June 1968) is an English professional football referee who officiates primarily in the Premier League. He is based in Heswall, Wirral, and is a member of the Cheshire County Football Association.

Since his appointment as a Select Group referee in 2000, Dean has officiated a number of notable matches, including the FA Community Shield and the finals of the FA Cup, Football League Cup and FA Trophy.

## External links

* Mike Dean profile on football-lineups.com
* Mike Dean profile on refworld.com
* Mike Dean profile on soccerbase.com

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Stuart Attwell

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**Stuart Steven Attwell** (born 6 October 1982) is an English football referee from Nuneaton, Warwickshire, who officiates primarily in the Premier League.

Attwell made a prominent debut in 2008 as the youngest person ever to referee in the Premier League but was demoted from the Select Group in February 2012, returning to refereeing in the Football League.

## External links

* Stuart Attwell profile on football-lineups.com
* Stuart Attwell profile on refworld.com
* Stuart Attwell profile on soccerbase.com

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Alien God

The **Alien God**, also known as **U-Olga Marie**, **Master Therion**, the **Beast that Announces the End** and the **Prime Minister of Earth**, and alternatively translated as the **Eldritch God**, is one of the two overarching antagonists (alongside Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers) of the *A Certain Magical Index* Franchise. It serves as one of the overarching antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: Old Testament*, a supporting antagonist in *A Certain Magical Index: Old Testament* and one of the main antagonists of *A Certain Magical Index: Genesis Testament*.

The Alien God is a mysterious alien lifeform who arrived upon Earth, seizing the chance left by Choronzon's defeat and works with Altair to create the absolute reality.
Mark Haywood

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## External links

* Mark Haywood profile on football-lineups.com
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* Mark Haywood profile on soccerbase.com

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Andy D'Urso

**Andrew Paul D'Urso** (born 30 November 1963 in Hackney, London) is a former English football referee in the Football League. D'Urso is based in Billericay, Essex and is a member of the *Barking & Dagenham Referees Society*. He retired at the end of the 2014-15 season.

## Career

D'Urso was first promoted to the Football League in 1994; five seasons later he was promoted onto the Premier League list. In 2001, he was nominated for FIFA status, officiating in a full international in May 2004 when the Republic of Ireland vs Nigeria.

On 29 January 2000 while refereeing the game between Manchester United and Middlesbrough, D'Urso awarded Middlesbrough a penalty kick when Juninho was tackled by Jaap Stam. Upon awarding the kick, six Manchester United players (Roy Keane, Nicky Butt, David Beckham, Jaap Stam, Ryan Giggs and Denis Irwin) chased D'Urso to object to the decision; the resulting image was freely circulated by the media. D'Urso said of the incident: "It was my first season in the Premier League, my first time refereeing Manchester United and my first time at Old Trafford. With more experience I would have stood my ground. I kept saying 'go away', but the further back I walked the more they walked on. A more experienced referee would not have retreated. But there are no grudges. I've refereed Roy Keane on a number of occasions since without a problem." Several players, notably, Keane and Stam, have since voiced their regret of the incident. D'Urso booked Keane for dissent shortly after the incident.

The Football Association suspended D'Urso for 28 days from 27 August 2004 when he failed to send off Blackburn Rovers captain Barry Ferguson after showing him two yellow cards. D'Urso vowed to carry on with his refereeing career. D'Urso appealed, successfully, against the decision to relegate him from the Select Group but he was not selected for a single Premiership match in the 2005–06 season.

## External links

* Andy D'Urso profile on football-lineups.com
* Andy D'Urso profile on refworld.com
* Andy D'Urso profile on soccerbase.com

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Keith Hill

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## External links

* Keith Hill profile on football-lineups.com
* Keith Hill profile on refworld.com
* Keith Hill profile on soccerbase.com

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Phil Dowd

**Philip "Phil" Dowd** (born 26 January 1963) is a retired English professional football referee who officiated primarily in the Premier League. He is based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, and was a member of the Staffordshire Football Association.

Dowd made his first appearance as an official in the Football League as an assistant referee in 1992. Since he was promoted to the list of Select Group Referees in 2001 he has refereed a number of notable matches, including the finals of the FA Cup, in 2012, and the Football League Cup, in 2010, as well as the FA Community Shield in 2011.

## External links

* Phil Dowd Profile at Refworld.com
* Phil Dowd Referee Statistics at soccerbase.com
* Phil Dowd on RateTheRef.net

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Rob Shoebridge

This article about Rob Shoebridge is a stub, an article too short to provide more than rudimentary information about a subject. You can help The Football Officials Wiki by expanding it.

## External links

* Rob Shoebridge profile on football-lineups.com
* Rob Shoebridge profile on refworld.com
* Rob Shoebridge profile on soccerbase.com
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Bobby Madley

**Robert Madley** (born 6 October 1985) is an English professional football referee who currently officiates English Football League matches.

He officiated in the Football League as a referee from 2010 and was one of the youngest officials to progress to the top-flight of English football. Madley was previously one of the referee development officers for the West Riding County Football Association before taking up a full-time PGMOL role. His older brother, Andrew Madley, is a Football League referee.

## Career

In his early career, from 2001, Madley refereed in the Wakefield and District League and then the West Yorkshire Association Football League. In 2010, he joined the National List of referees who officiate in the Football League.

In 2012 Madley was added to the FIFA fifth officials' list.

In April 2013 he took charge of his first Premier League fixture, between Southampton and West Bromwich Albion at St Mary's Stadium. Madley sent off three players during the game, one from each team for violent conduct, and later a second Southampton player for serious foul play. "All three red cards were correct," the West Brom manager Steve Clarke said after the game, which his team won 3-0.

In June 2013, Madley was promoted to the panel of Select Group Referees who officiate all fixtures in the Premier League.

In April 2015, Madley was selected to officiate both legs of the FA Youth Cup final between Manchester City and Chelsea.

Madley was promoted to the FIFA referee list in January 2016.

On Sunday 6th August 2017 Madley was the referee of the FA Community Shield 2017 match between Arsenal F.C. And Chelsea F.C..

Madley endured a difficult 2017–18 season and was adjudged to be making too many dubious decisions by a number of former Premier League referees including Keith Hackett, Graham Poll and Mark Halsey. Halsey criticised Madley's positioning but also the PGMOL and Premier League for the lack of support and coaching for referees.

Madley quit suddenly in August 2018, when he "decided to relocate due to a change in his personal circumstances", according to a statement by PGMOL. He later revealed in December 2019 that he recorded a video 'mocking' a disabled person and sent it to a friend who subsequently forwarded it to his employers, for which he was dismissed and left the ranks of PGMOL referees.

In 2019, Madley signed on to referee in the 6 a side World Cup, explaining how much he enjoyed the 6 a side football game.

He also refereed the 6-a-side World Cup final in Crete in 2019, as Russia beat Poland. He also mentored other referees during the tournament.
Robert Madley

This article about Robert Madley is a stub, an article too short to provide more than rudimentary information about a subject. You can help The Football Officials Wiki by expanding it.

## Refereeing career

Robert began refereeing in 2002 and having progressed through the West Yorkshire League and Contributory League System, was promoted to Panel Referee in 2008. He spent a season as a Premier League Assistant Referee before being promoted to the Football League Referee List in 2010. He was also one of the Assistant Referee's for the Sunderland vs Liverpool beach ball incident. However he was not the Assistant who gave the goal.

### Football League

Robert spent his first season as a Football League Referee for season 2010-2011. He refereed 25 games, with a low card count showing 50 yellow cards (ave 2.0 per game) and 5 red cards (ave 0.2 per game).

## International refereeing career

In 2012 Robert was added to the FIFA list of 5th officials (behind the goal) but is still awaiting a call up onto the international stage.

## External links

* Robert Madley profile on football-lineups.com
* Robert Madley profile on refworld.com
* Robert Madley profile on soccerbase.com

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Lee Probert

**Lee William Probert** (born 13 August 1972) is an English professional football referee who officiates primarily in the Premier League. He was born in South Gloucestershire but is now based in Wiltshire and is associated with the Wiltshire Football Association.

He has refereed in the Premier League, the top level in the English football league pyramid, since his promotion to the panel of Select Group Referees in 2007. In 2010 he officiated the FA Trophy final at Wembley Stadium and in 2014 he took charge of the FA Cup final, the highest refereeing honour in England.

## Career

### Early career

Probert began refereeing in 1986, in leagues local to Bristol and later in the Football Conference South. He was promoted to the assistant referees' list for the Football League in 1998, and made the step up to full referee five years later.

He refereed his first FA Cup match on 17 November 2001, taking charge of a first-round tie between Dagenham & Redbridge and Southport, which was settled for the home side by a first-half penalty kick.

His first match after elevation to the Football League national list of referees was a League Two encounter in August 2003 between Northampton Town and Torquay United.

In May 2007, Probert refereed a League One play-off semi-final second-leg which saw Blackpool defeat Oldham Athletic 3–1.

### Professional career

In July 2007 a press release from the Professional Game Match Officials Board, which employs Premier League referees full-time, stated that Probert had been included in the Select Group of 19 referees for the 2007–08 season. Prior to this, he had been trialled in the top-tier during the previous season, being appointed a fixture between Sheffield United and Portsmouth in January 2007 which ended in a 1–1 draw.

Probert, as fourth official, and the referee, Mike Dean, were censured after Arsène Wenger was sent to the stands for his reaction, including kicking a plastic bottle, to the ruling-out of an Arsenal goal for offside. The Premier League subsequently issued an apology to Wenger.

In May 2010 Probert was the referee for the FA Trophy final at Wembley Stadium between Barrow and Stevenage Borough.

He was appointed fourth official for the 2011 FA Cup Final between Manchester City and Stoke City.

In May 2014, Probert refereed the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium between Arsenal and Hull City. Arsenal came back from 2–0 down to win the match 3–2 in extra-time.

Probert missed the whole of the 2015/16 season due to injury. He returned to refereeing in August 2016 but as of October that year he had yet to take charge of a Premier League game. However, he remains a member of the Select Group of referees.

## External links

* Lee profile on football-lineups.com
* Lee Probert profile on refworld.com
* Lee Probert profile on soccerbase.com

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Michael Naylor

**Michael Naylor** is an English football referee. He is a member of the Sheffield and Hallamshire County Football Association.

Naylor has been on the Football League's list of referees since the beginning of the 2010-11 season. In May 2014, he was the referee for the 2014 Football League Two play-off Final at Wembley Stadium between Burton Albion and Fleetwood Town.

## External links

* Michael Naylor profile on football-lineups.com
* Michael Naylor profile on refworld.com
* Michael Naylor profile on soccerbase.com

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Eric Braamhaar

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## External links

* Eric Braamhaar profile on football-lineups.com
* Eric Braamhaar profile on soccerbase.com

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Steve Rushton

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## External links

* Steve Rushton profile on football-lineups.com
* Steve Rushton profile on refworld.com
* Steve Rushton profile on soccerbase.com
Sergei Karasev

**Sergei Gennadyevich Karasev** (born 12 June 1979) is a Russian international referee.

Karasev became a FIFA referee in 2010. He has refereed at 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, beginning with the Group A match between Scotland and FYR Macedonia.

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Ovidiu Hațegan

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**Ovidiu Haţegan** (born 17 July 1980) is a Romanian international referee.

He became a FIFA referee in 2008. Haţegan has refereed at 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and UEFA Euro 2012 qualification.

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Eddie Ilderton

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## External links

* Eddie Ilderton profile on football-lineups.com
* Eddie Ilderton profile on refworld.com
* Eddie Ilderton profile on soccerbase.com

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Craig Pawson

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**Craig Pawson** is an English professional football referee who officiates primarily in the Premier League, having been promoted to the panel of Select Group Referees in 2013, as well as in the Football League.

He is based in South Yorkshire and is associated with the Sheffield and Hallamshire County Football Association.

## Career

Pawson has been a referee since 1993 and regularly officiated in the Football League in the 2012-13 season. He appeared 12 times in the Championship as well as making a Wembley appearance, taking charge of the League 2 play-off final between Crewe Alexandra and Cheltenham Town, which saw the former promoted.

His first Premier League appointment came in March 2013 between Swansea City and Newcastle United at the Liberty Stadium with the home side winning 1-0.

Pawson was appointed as fourth official for the FA Cup semi-final in April 2014 between Wigan Athletic and Arsenal at Wembley.

## External links

* Craig Pawson profile on football-lineups.com
* Craig Pawson profile on refworld.com
* Craig Pawson profile on soccerbase.com

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Oliver Langford

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**Oliver Langford** is an English referee and officiates primarily in the championship. He is not in the Select Group of match officials but is, however, on the Group Two list and trained in the use of *Video Assisted Refereeing*, which means he is qualified to take charge of an elite league match. He has been a referee since 2009.

He made his Premier League debut on 18 August 2019, when he was scheduled to be the fourth official in Chelsea's home match against Leicester, after Match Official Graham Scott was stuck in Traffic on the M40. Although Scott arrived at the ground, he missed the warm-up, meaning that he had to be replaced by Langford. The match finished in a 1 - 1 draw.

## External links

* Oliver Langford profile on football-lineups.com
* Oliver Langford profile on refworld.com
* Oliver Langford profile on soccerbase.com

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Peter Bankes

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**Peter Bankes** is an English professional football referee that is selected to Select Group 1 of referees. He officiates many games in the Premier League and Sky Bet Championship.

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Gianluca Rocchi

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**Gianluca Rocchi** (born 25 August 1973) is an Italian association football referee.

He started in 2000 refereeing 38 matches in three Serie C seasons. He was later promoted to the higher series, making his debut in U.S. Lecce-Reggina Calcio (16 May 2004). In 2010, when the National Referee Committee for Serie A and Serie B split, he was assigned to Serie A's Committee.

He made his international debut on 26 May 2008, with a friendly match between Netherlands and Greece national under-19 football team. He was later called for European Cups matches (first UEFA Cup in 2008/2009, then Champions League in 2010/2011).

He refereed three matches for the UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying, and later was called as referee at the Men's football tournament at 2012 Summer Olympics.

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Kiyu Lavot

**Kiyu Lavot** is the main protagonist of *Mobile Suit Gundam: Vanadis Heart*. He is a 14-year old Earthian orphan who travels with Vilda Miren, a survivor of the Vanadis Institute and is later roped into a conflict between White Wing and Luminous Republic. He is the pilot of the XGF-01[II3] Gundam Lfrith Jiu and later the XEZ-02 Gundam Siegfried.

## Appearance

Kiyu is a teenage boy with tan colored skin, grey hair and red eyes. He commonly wears orange overalls with one strap undone and a black shirt underneath. His hair is also tied in a half updo.

## Personality

Kiyu is an energetic and cheerful individual who is natually outgoing and friendly towards others. He can be stubborn at times, especially during crucial moments. He follows Vilda's commands as he looks up to her, but often ends up being quite a handful due to his careless personality. While Kiyu tends to not read the situations he encounters, ultimately leading him to make irrational decisions, he is loyal to those he holds dear, willing to help them, even if that means taking the thorny path.

However, while usually affable and kind-hearted, Kiyu can also be quick to anger and rather brash at times, shown when violently lunged himself toward Jethro Mezada after the later insulted Vilda. He seems to have a high capacity for forgiveness as shown when goes as far as to unhesitatingly throw himself in harm's way to save both Caules and Fiore when their lives are in peril despite the Yggdimillenia's treatment of his friends. At the same time, however, Kiyu is extremely vengeful when those he cherishes have been harmed before him, not caring whether his enemy is a mobile suit pilot or a normal person, the only thing that matters in his mind is the fact that he will kill them.

Over the course of the series, Kiyu becomes increasingly more traumatized by the people he has killed and the ones he failed to protect, showing that he is atychiphobic (afraid of failure), resulting in him becoming obsessed with protecting his loved ones.

## Abilities

Kiyu has gained both his housekeeping and piloting skills in an orphanage, now putting those skills to use when piloting Jiu and later Siegfried. Due to his artificial heart made from GUND technology, Kiyu posseses unique technopathic abilities, being capable of interfacing with the GUND system to a high degree with little effort and without any signs of strain. While lacking any true form of military training, Kiyu's fighting ability developed quickly and greatly as his time in combat increases, along with his mastery of the GUND format.

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Stéphanie Frappart

**Stéphanie Frappart** (born 14 December 1983) is a French football referee. She has been on the FIFA International Referees List since 2009, and has refereed several high-profile matches. She became the first woman to referee a major men's European match when she took charge of the 2019 UEFA Super Cup between Liverpool and Chelsea on 14 August 2019.

Since 2011, Frappart has refereed matches in the Championnat National, the third division of men's football in France.

In 2014, Frappart became the first woman to referee in Ligue 2, the second tier of professional men's football in France.

She served as a referee at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada.

On 3 December 2018 Frappart was appointed to officiate in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup in France. After the conclusion of the round of 16, it was announced that Frappart had been selected as one of 11 officials that would be retained for the remainder of the tournament. Frappart would go on to be appointed to referee the final of the tournament which was contested on 7 July 2019 between the United States and the Netherlands.

In April 2019 it was announced that she would become the first female referee in Ligue 1. On 28 April 2019 she officiated her first Ligue 1 match between SC Amiens and RC Strasbourg.

On 2 August 2019 it was announced that Frappart had been appointed to referee the 2019 UEFA Super Cup. In doing so she became "the first female to officiate in a major men's European match".

## External links

* Profile at WorldFootball.net

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Andre Marriner

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**Andre Marriner** (born 1 January 1971) is an English professional football referee based in Sheldon, West Midlands. He is a member of the Birmingham County Football Association.

In 2005, Marriner was promoted to the list of Select Group Referees who officiate primarily in the Premier League. He has also refereed for FIFA since 2009. In May 2013 he took charge of the FA Cup final, the highest domestic honour for a referee in England.

## External links

* Andre Marriner profile on football-lineups.com
* Andre Marriner profile on refworld.com
* Andre Marriner Andre Marriner profile on soccerbase.com

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Rob Lewis

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* Rob Lewis profile on soccerbase.com

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Frank De Bleeckere

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## External links

* Frank De Bleeckere profile on football-lineups.com
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Mike Riley

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**Michael Anthony "Mike" Riley** (born 17 December 1964) is a former English football referee from Leeds in West Yorkshire, who oversees matches in the Football League, FA Premier League and for FIFA.

## Career

Riley became a national Football League referee in 1994, having previously served five years on their assistant referees' list. He was later granted FIFA status in 1999 allowing him to officiate international fixtures.

## External links

* Mike Riley Referee Statistics at soccerbase.com

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Mike Jones (referee)

**Michael J. Jones** (born 18 April 1968) is an English professional football referee based in Chester. He is a member of the Cheshire County Football Association.

He began refereeing in the Football League in 1997 and was promoted in 2008 to the list of Select Group Referees who officiate all Premier League fixtures. In 2009, he refereed the FA Trophy final at Wembley Stadium.

## Career

Jones was promoted to the Football League's list of referees in 1997, his first match in charge being Mansfield Town against Hull City in August of that year.

His first game at Wembley Stadium was also in 2007: the Football League Two play-off final which saw Bristol Rovers defeat Shrewsbury Town 3–1. Jones dismissed Shrewsbury's Marc Tierney in the last minute for a second bookable offence: Tierney became the second man to be sent off at the new Wembley.

In 2008 Jones became a Select Group referee, allowing him to regularly officiate games in the Premier League. His first match in England's top flight was Hull City versus Wigan Athletic.

In October 2009 Jones allowed a bizarre goal scored by Darren Bent for Sunderland against Liverpool, when his shot took a deflection off a beach ball which had been thrown onto the pitch by a fan in the Liverpool supporters' section. He was subsequently demoted for one week to officiate a match in the Football League Championship. The beach ball from the incident was sent for display at England's National Football Museum in Manchester.

Jones was the fourth official for the 2012 FA Cup Final, with Phil Dowd taking charge.

In the final moments of a 2013 Premier League game between Norwich City and Cardiff City, Cardiff's goalkeeper David Marshall put the ball out of play to allow Norwich's Alexander Tettey to receive treatment from a physio. Ricky van Wolfswinkel took the subsequent throw for Norwich and his teammate Leroy Fer tapped the ball into the net as Marshall looked on. The goal was disallowed by Jones who stated he had not blown his whistle to restart play. Cardiff's manager Malky Mackay praised the official's decision.

## External links

* Mike Jones profile on football-lineups.com
* Mike Jones profile on refworld.com
* Mike Jones profile on soccerbase.com

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