Former Premier League referee Bobby Madley is set to make a return to top-flight officiating this weekend - more than four years after being sacked for mocking a disabled person.
The 37-year-old has not taken charge of a Premier League game since August 2018, after announcing that he had left his job and decided to relocate "due to a change in his personal circumstances."
He later revealed he had been sacked after sending a video to someone he “trusted” after being teased about a parents' race at his daughter's school and a newspaper article written by former referee Mark Halsey claiming he was making mistakes because he was overweight.
