Any Australian ref in an A League match. I think they make the rules up as they go along.
Seriously though, referees here in Australia are ruining the game, trying to make it a non-contact sport. Some games I give it away, I get so frustrated and the linesmen are just as bad with the offside rule, the number of times they get it wrong. Fox/Sky have to accept some blame as well with commentators refusing to critisise refs performances and calling for more and more yellow cards for seemingly inocuous tackes.

Also Sydney FC Supporter - Frank Farina Now In Charge & Still Bottom Of The League (1.1.13)

Gunn was a Brighton fan from Burgess Hill.

For me d'Urso has to be the worst. Remember him sending off hobbitt lookalike at the time Danny Butterfield at Spurs instead of skinhead Jamie Smith?

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

Webb

I remember seeing an interview (I think it was with Mike Riley) around consistency and he said you cant really expect it from game to game as a refs 'interpretation' will always be slightly different but certainly should from the ref in the game he is 'reffing'

Webb very rarely shows any consistency with his decision making - look at he Saints game

As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014

Let no-one forget "Blind" Dermot Gallagher, the man who missed the Leeds defender punching the ball back from well inside the goal at the Sainsbury's end in that notorious cup match at Selhurst. We could see from the Upper Holmesdale that the ball was almost into the back of the net but we did not realise until we saw the replays that a defender had knocked it back into play with his arm into the bargain. So it was a double penalty but Gallagher, who appeared to have a clear view, ignored them both.

This is the same Blind Dermot Gallagher who sent off Palace's Sorondo at West Brom, even though Sorondo clearly played the ball in the tackle and Gallagher was miles behind the play. Palace were creaming the match at the time and Gallagher's decision meant we only scraped a draw. That point meant that West Brom stayed up at the end of the season and Palace were relegated.

BDG later turned up on tv as a pundit but was notorious for never criticising referees. Let's stick together boys, right or (as in his case) wrong.

The right place at the right time

Mariner and Mason

Surprised I am the only one who mentioned Kevin Friend. He takes useless to a whole new level.