Roger Hughes was overseeing an under-18s match between Portland United and Merley Common.
A referee who was chased by a parent following a youth football game said he was reporting it to police.
Mr Hughes, who has been a referee for 12 years, said the parent was acting as an assistant referee during the match when he disagreed with one of his decisions. Roger Vaughan, chief executive of the Dorset Football Association, said the incident at the Camp & Satherley Stadium on Portland portrayed an unfavourable image of grassroots football."You don't go out to referee to be chased around the field."Chris Sutton explores referee abuse in grassroots football
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