Manchester United's Wayne Rooney (L) talks to referee Graham Poll before getting a yellow card during their English Premier League soccer match against Manchester City at Old Trafford in Manchester December 9, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD. FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0)207 864 9000. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll gestures during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Newcastle United at the City of Manchester stadium, Manchester in northern England, November 11, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll wipes his face during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Newcastle United at the City of Manchester stadium, Manchester, in northern England, November 11, 2006. The match ended in a 0-0 draw. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll (R) gestures as he speaks to Manchester City's coach Stuart Pearce during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Newcastle United at the City of Manchester stadium, Manchester, northern England, November 11, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll gestures during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Newcastle United at the City of Manchester stadium, in northern England, November 11, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll gestures during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Newcastle United at the City of Manchester stadium, in northern England, November 11, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll gestures during the English League Cup fourth round soccer match between Everton and Arsenal at Goodison Park, Liverpool in northern England November 8, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll gestures during the English League Cup fourth round soccer match between Everton and Arsenal at Goodison Park, Liverpool in northern England November 8, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Everton's James McFadden (L) gestures after being sent off by referee Graham Poll (R) during their English League Cup fourth round soccer match against Arsenal at Goodison Park, Liverpool in northern England November 8, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD.FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 (0) 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Nigel Roddis (BRITAIN) 

Chelsea captain John Terry is sent off by referee Graham Poll after collecting his second yellow card during their English Premier League soccer match against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane, London November 5, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD. FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 207 864 9000. REUTERS/Stephen Hird (BRITAIN) 

Dynamo Kiev's goalkeeper Olexandr Shovkovskiy (L) receives red card from referee Graham Poll of Britain during a Champions League Group E soccer match against Real Madrid in Madrid September 26, 2006. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN) 

Dynamo Kiev's goalkeeper Olexandr Shovkovskiy (L) receives a red card from referee Graham Poll of Britain during their Champions League Group E soccer match against Real Madrid in Madrid September 26, 2006. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN) 

Standard Liege's Ricardo Sa Pinto (R) reacts after he was sent off by British referee Graham Poll during their UEFA Champions League third qualifying round second leg soccer match against Steaua Bucharest at Lia Manoliu stadium in Bucharest August 23, 2006. REUTERS/Bogdan Cristel (ROMANIA) 

Standard Liege's Ricardo Sa Pinto (R) reacts after he was sent off by British referee Graham Poll during the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round second leg soccer match against Steaua Bucharest at Lia Manoliu stadium in Bucharest August 23, 2006. REUTERS/Bogdan Cristel (ROMANIA) 

Referee Graham Poll (L) wears the new Premier League headsets as he talks to Arsenal's Thierry Henry during the English Premier League soccer match between Arsenal and Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium in London August 19, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD. FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 207 298 1656. REUTERS/Toby Melville (BRITAIN) 

Referee Graham Poll gestures during the friendly soccer match between Chelsea and Celtic at Stamford Bridge in London, August 9, 2006. Poll was sent home from the 2006 World Cup when he booked Josip Simunic with three yellow cards. REUTERS/Toby Melville (BRITAIN) 

Combination photo of referee Graham Poll of England booking Croatia's Josip Simunic three times at their Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match against Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. The game ended in pandemonium after referee Poll showed Simunic a yellow card near the end and the defender, having been booked in the 62nd minute, began to walk to the touchline. However, the English official seemed to forget about the earlier booking and Simunic stayed on the pitch until he got another yellow in stoppage time and was finally dismissed. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Kieran Doherty and David Gray (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England helps Croatia's Darijo Srna (2) up beside Croatia's Josip Simunic (3) after the final whistle of the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/David Gray (GERMANY) 

Australia's Mark Viduka hugs referee Graham Poll of England near Croatia's Stipe Pletikosa (L) and Josip Simunic (2nd L) at the final whistle of the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Dylan Martinez (GERMANY) 

Croatia's Niko Kovac (L) argues with referee Graham Poll of England during their Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match against Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/David Gray (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England gestures during the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/David Gray (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England shows a red card to Australia?s Brett Emerton during the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Oleg Popov (GERMANY) 

Croatia's Niko Kovac (R) argues with referee Graham Poll of England during their Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match against Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Oleg Popov (GERMANY) 

Croatia's Josip Simunic (R) looks at referee Graham Poll of England take out a yellow card during their Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match against Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/David Gray (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England show a red card to Croatia's Josip Simunic (L) during the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/David Gray (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England takes out his cards during the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Oleg Popov (GERMANY) 

Australia's Tim Cahill (4) appeals English referee Graham Poll's decision after Croatia's Stipe Pletikosa (L) stopped a shot during their Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Kieran Doherty (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll (L) of England shows Australia's Brett Emerton (R) a red card for a second yellow card offence during their Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match against Croatia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/David Gray (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England shows a red card to Australia?s Brett Emerton during the Group F World Cup 2006 soccer match between Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart June 22, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Oleg Popov (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England (C) shows Saudi Arabia's Saud Al Khariri (2nd L) a yellow card during their Group H World Cup 2006 soccer match against Ukraine in Hamburg June 19, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Christian Charisius (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England (L) shows Saudi Arabia's Omar Al Ghamdi a yellow card for diving during their Group H World Cup 2006 soccer match against Ukraine in Hamburg June 19, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Shaun Best (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England (L) shows Saudi Arabia's Omar Al Ghamdi a yellow card for diving during their Group H World Cup 2006 soccer match against Ukraine in Hamburg June 19, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Suhaib Salem (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England (C) shows Togo's Alaixys Romao (R) a yellow card as South Korea's Park Ji-sung walks away during their Group G World Cup 2006 soccer match in Frankfurt June 13, 2006. ? RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE

Referee Graham Poll of England gestures during the Group G World Cup 2006 soccer match between South Korea and Togo in Frankfurt June 13, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Radu Sigheti (GERMANY) 

Togo's Jean Paul Yaovi Abalo (L) reacts as he is sent off after receiving his second yellow card resulting in a red card from referee Graham Poll of England near Togo's Alaixys Romao (3rd L) and South Korea's Park Ji-sung (2nd L) during their Group G World Cup 2006 soccer match in Frankfurt June 13, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (GERMANY) 

Togo's Jean Paul Yaovi Abalo (L) gestures after receiving his second yellow card, resulting in a red card, from referee Graham Poll of England near Togo's Alaixys Romao (3rd L) and South Korea's Park Ji-sung (2nd L) during their Group G World Cup 2006 soccer match in Frankfurt June 13, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (GERMANY) 

Referee Graham Poll of England (C) shows Togo's Alaixys Romao (R) a yellow card as South Korea's Park Ji-sung walks away during their Group G World Cup 2006 soccer match in Frankfurt June 13, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Radu Sigheti (GERMANY) 

British referee Graham Poll appointed for the [2006 FIFA World Cup] poses in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. 

Referees appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup pose for a group picture in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. (first row L-R) Toru Kamikawa, Shamsul Maidin, Essam Abd El Fatah, Coffi Codjia, Khalil Al Ghamdi, Mohamed Guezzaz, Jerome Damon, Kevin Stott. (middle row L-R) Benito Archundia, Marco Rodriguez, Carlos Amarilla, Horacio Elizondo, Jorge Larrionda, Oscar Ruiz, Carlos Simon, Mark Shield, Carlos Chandia. (last row L-R) Massimo Busacca, Frank De Bleeckere, Valentin Ivanov, Luis Medina Cantalejo, Markus Merk, Lubos Michel, Graham Poll, Eric Poulat, Roberto Rosetti. 

Referees appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup pose for a group picture in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. (first row L-R) Toru Kamikawa, Shamsul Maidin, Essam Abd El Fatah, Coffi Codjia, Khalil Al Ghamdi, Mohamed Guezzaz, Jerome Damon, Kevin Stott. (middle row L-R) Benito Archundia, Marco Rodriguez, Carlos Amarilla, Horacio Elizondo, Jorge Larrionda, Oscar Ruiz, Carlos Simon, Mark Shield, Carlos Chandia. (last row L-R) Massimo Busacca, Frank De Bleeckere, Valentin Ivanov, Luis Medina Cantalejo, Markus Merk, Lubos Michel, Graham Poll, Eric Poulat, Roberto Rosetti. 

British referee Graham Poll appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup poses in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Oleg Popov (GERMANY) 

Referees appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup pose for a group picture in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. (first row L-R) Toru Kamikawa, Shamsul Maidin, Essam Abd El Fatah, Coffi Codjia, Khalil Al Ghamdi, Mohamed Guezzaz, Jerome Damon, Kevin Stott.(middle row L-R) Benito Archundia, Marco Rodriguez, Carlos Amarilla, Horacio Elizondo, Jorge Larrionda, Oscar Ruiz, Carlos Simon, Mark Shield, Carlos Chandia.(last row L-R) Massimo Busacca, Frank De Bleeckere, Valentin Ivanov, Luis Medina Cantalejo, Markus Merk, Lubos Michel, Graham Poll, Eric Poulat, Roberto Rosetti. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Oleg Popov (GERMANY) 

Referees appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup pose for a group picture in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. (first row L-R) Toru Kamikawa, Shamsul Maidin, Essam Abd El Fatah, Coffi Codjia, Khalil Al Ghamdi, Mohamed Guezzaz, Jerome Damon, Kevin Stott.(middle row L-R) Benito Archundia, Marco Rodriguez, Carlos Amarilla, Horacio Elizondo, Jorge Larrionda, Oscar Ruiz, Carlos Simon, Mark Shield, Carlos Chandia.(last row L-R) Massimo Busacca, Frank De Bleeckere, Valentin Ivanov, Luis Medina Cantalejo, Markus Merk, Lubos Michel, Graham Poll, Eric Poulat, Roberto Rosetti. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Michael Dalder 

Referees appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup pose for a group picture in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. (first row L-R) Toru Kamikawa, Shamsul Maidin, Essam Abd El Fatah, Coffi Codjia, Khalil Al Ghamdi, Mohamed Guezzaz, Jerome Damon, Kevin Stott. (middle row L-R) Benito Archundia, Marco Rodriguez, Carlos Amarilla, Horacio Elizondo, Jorge Larrionda, Oscar Ruiz, Carlos Simon, Mark Shield, Carlos Chandia. (last row L-R) Massimo Busacca, Frank De Bleeckere, Valentin Ivanov, Luis Medina Cantalejo, Markus Merk, Lubos Michel, Graham Poll, Eric Poulat, Roberto Rosetti. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Oleg Popov 

Referees appointed for the 2006 FIFA World Cup pose for a group picture in Frankfurt June 5, 2006. (first row L-R) Toru Kamikawa, Shamsul Maidin, Essam Abd El Fatah, Coffi Codjia, Khalil Al Ghamdi, Mohamed Guezzaz, Jerome Damon, Kevin Stott. (middle row L-R) Benito Archundia, Marco Rodriguez, Carlos Amarilla, Horacio Elizondo, Jorge Larrionda, Oscar Ruiz, Carlos Simon, Mark Shield, Carlos Chandia. (last row L-R) Massimo Busacca, Frank De Bleeckere, Valentin Ivanov, Luis Medina Cantalejo, Markus Merk, Lubos Michel, Graham Poll, Eric Poulat, Roberto Rosetti. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Oleg Popov 

Referee Graham Poll of Britain officiates at the Qatar Amir Cup final soccer match between Al-Gharafa and Al-Rayyan in Doha May 13, 2006. REUTERS/Fadi Alassaad 

Manchester United's Ruud van Nistelrooy (L) and Wayne Rooney (C) argue with referee Graham Poll (R) after Arsenal's Kolo Toure (not in picture) handled the ball during their English Premier League soccer match at Old Trafford in Manchester, northern England, April 9, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD. FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 207 298 1656. REUTERS/Darren Staples 

Referee Graham Poll (R) is replaced by fourth official Martin Atkinson during Manchester United's and West Ham United's English Premier League soccer match at Old Trafford in Manchester, northern England March 29, 2006. NO ONLINE/INTERNET USE WITHOUT A LICENCE FROM THE FOOTBALL DATA CO LTD. FOR LICENCE ENQUIRIES PLEASE TELEPHONE +44 207 298 1656.
REUTERS/Phil Noble 

Palermo's team captain Eugenio Corini (R) is sent off by referee Graham Poll during the UEFA Cup round of 16 2nd leg soccer match against Schalke 04 in Gelsenkirchen, western Germany March 16, 2006. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

Referee Graham Poll shows the red card to Palermo's Eugenio Corini (R) during their UEFA Cup round of 16 second leg soccer match against Schalke 04 in Gelsenkirchen March 16, 2006. REUTERS/Ina Fassbender 

Referee Graham Poll of England (R) warns Norway's Erik Hagen after he showed him the yellow card during the World Cup 2006 second leg play-off soccer match at the Toyota Arena in Prague November 16, 2005. Tomas Rosicky's goal gave the Czech Republic a 1-0 win over Norway to book their place at next year's World Cup finals 2-0 on aggregate. REUTERS/Petr Josek 

Referee Graham Poll of England argues with Czech captain Pavel Nedved (L) and Tomas Ujfalusi (C) during their World Cup 2006 second leg play-off soccer match at the Toyota Arena in Prague November 16, 2005. Tomas Rosicky's goal gave the Czech Republic a 1-0 win over Norway in their playoff second leg on Wednesday and booked their place at next year's World Cup finals 2-0 on aggregate. Norway's John Arne Riise lies on the ground. REUTERS/Petr Josek 

- PHOTO TAKEN 12OCT05 - Referee Graham Poll of England during an international World Cup qualifier in Amsterdam, October 12, 2005. 

AC Milan's Jaap Stam is sent off by referee Graham Poll during the Champions League Group E soccer match against PSV Eindhoven in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, November 1, 2005. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters 

EU Election Observer Mission (EOM) Chief Max van den Berg (L) pauses while speaking about the Liberian presidential election at a news conference in Monrovia October 13, 2005, as EU EOM Deputy Chief Graham Elson looks on. Liberians crowded around radios and newspaper stands on Thursday as early results showed soccer star George Weah leading the country's first post-war polls but facing a run-off with former Finance Minister Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst 

EU Election Observer Mission Chief Max van den Berg (C) and Deputy Chief Graham Elson (R) listen to a question during a news conference on the EU's findings on the recent Liberian presidential election in Monrovia October 13, 2005. Liberians crowded around radios and newspaper stands on Thursday as early results showed soccer star George Weah leading the country's first post-war polls but facing a run-off with former Finance Minister Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst 

Referee Graham Poll of England during an international World Cup qualifier in Amsterdam, October 12, 2005. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HEADSHOTS REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

World Cup Referee Graham Poll of England during an international World Cup qualifier in Amsterdam, October 12, 2005. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW ACTION REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

Referee Graham Poll of England shouts during the UEFA Cup final soccer match between CSKA Moscow and Sporting in Lisbon. Referee Graham Poll of England shouts during the UEFA Cup final soccer match between CSKA Moscow and Sporting at the Jose Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon May 18, 2005. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

Sen. Bob Graham of Florida, trailing his 2004 Democratic rivals in
fundraising and opinion polls, dropped his presidential bid on October
6, 2003 after deciding that he could not catch up. A three-term senator
and former chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Graham
trailed in the polls and struggled to raise enough money to stay viable
in a field of 10 Democratic candidates. Sen. Graham is pictured
speaking at the Democratic Presidential Candidate Debate in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, in this September 4, 2003 file photo.
REUTERS/POOL

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