By Robert Stock
January 1 2005
Controversial Haverfordwest County Goalkeeper, Lee Kendall, has been reported to the FAW following his actions in a recent Welsh Premier match. The complaint was sent from a concerned Carmarthen supporter following today's derby clash with Haverfordwest.
The complaint, which is not the first to be directed at Kendall, could see the former Crystal Palace keeper face an FAW disciplinary meeting, especially if S4C cameras back up the allegations made.
The letter claims that Kendall was heard shouting abusive comments at home supporters and throwing the matchball at supporters upon the half-time whistle. It is also claimed Kendall confronted two young Carmarthen supporters in seperate incidents during the second half of a game in which County lost 4-2.
Kendall has incited both supporters of Bangor City and Rhyl in past Welsh Premier encounters, and having experienced his behaviour on a number of occasions myself first hand, it is surely time the FAW deal with a player who brings the game into disrepute, especially when they are so quick to discipline managers who criticise referees in their post-match comments.
