Post by amberaleman on Mar 11, 2012 18:19:35 GMT
It's that time of year when bees, roused from their slumbers by the early spring sunshine, are moved to perform the Rimsky-Korsakov manouevre.
This wasn't good news for Mr Ashley Slaughter who was refereeing yesterday's Ryman League 1 South match between Whyteleafe and Hythe. He was apparently stung by one of the little critters - possibly objecting to his denial of a penalty to the home side - and collapsed on the pitch before being taken to hospital. It seems he's one of those unfortunate people with an allergy to bee venom.
The match was abandoned after 30 minutes with Hythe 1-0 up.
This wasn't good news for Mr Ashley Slaughter who was refereeing yesterday's Ryman League 1 South match between Whyteleafe and Hythe. He was apparently stung by one of the little critters - possibly objecting to his denial of a penalty to the home side - and collapsed on the pitch before being taken to hospital. It seems he's one of those unfortunate people with an allergy to bee venom.
The match was abandoned after 30 minutes with Hythe 1-0 up.
