Former Premier League referee Mike Dean has expressed regret over controversial comments made on a podcast, stating he did not intend to undermine his colleagues. Dean, who officiated for 25 years, insisted that he always conducted his matches "properly and professionally."
During his appearance on the "Jamie Vardy's Having a Party" podcast, Dean reportedly made remarks suggesting he would joke about situations during games and test the limits of his whistle usage. These statements have drawn criticism, prompting Dean's subsequent clarification and defense of his long-standing career in officiating.
Mike Dean Regrets Podcast Remarks, Defends Refereeing Standards
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