Australian ref explains gesture after World Cup monitor calls for sacking
The Australian referee at the centre of a controversy around an alleged hate symbol being used during the World Cup broadcast has responded.
Australian ref explains gesture after World Cup monitor calls for sacking
The Australian referee at the centre of a controversy around an alleged hate symbol being used during the World Cup broadcast has responded.
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