Meet the Premier League referee who runs a record shop in Leeds called 'Vinyl Whistle'

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Premier League referee Jonathan Moss runs a record shop in Leeds aptly called 'The Vinyl Whistle'. The former PE teacher, who counts James Milner amongst his former students, runs the record shop and cafe when he is not busy working as a top flight referee.Moss has officiated in the Premier League since 2011 and has taken charge of FA Cup and League Cup finals in the past.'The Vinyl Whistle' is open seven days a week, with reduced hours on Sundays, and is located in the Headingley district of Leeds, the city where Moss went to university before becoming a teacher.The shop's logo features vinyl and record player on a whistle, paying homage to Moss' profession when he is not at his store.He explained his love for vinyl and record shops during an interview with Goal.com back in 2019, stating that: “If I want to hear about a song straight away, I might listen to it on streaming, but I’ll always want to own it on vinyl.“There’s nothing quite like walking into a record shop, having a look through the racks, and finding something you didn’t know you were looking for.

Or, similarly, finding something you’d been looking for, for a long time.”Moss also has a room dedicated to his vinyl collection at home, but admits that his wife keeps an eye on how big his collection is getting.Who is the best referee in the Premier League?

Let us know in the comments section below.He does have a way around her objections, though, as he added: “Whenever I get a chance and my wife’s away, I can probably sneak about 30 records at a time.

I’ve got a bag that carries that.”Moss may even discuss songs and music with players when there are stoppages in play during matches he is officiating.“It’s as if you would have a conversation when you’re making a.