Taylor on retirement, scrutiny, VAR and referee pundits

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Referee Anthony Taylor explains to BBC sports editor Dan Roan why he has stepped away from officiating.

The 47-year-old opened up on the impact of the often toxic debate surrounding officiating, and the intense scrutiny faced by referees.

READ MORE: Critical former refs add to culture of fear – Taylor

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Retiring Premier League referee Anthony Taylor says his decision to quit was partly due to the toxic debate around officials.
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