The sibling of a Premier League legend has made a name for himself as a respected EFL referee.
Dale Baines recently officiated the U21s Football League Trophy match at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.
Dale Baines has officiated several National League games this season along with an U21s Football League Trophy match.
He frequently takes charge of matches on Saturday afternoons.
This season, the referee has overseen a number of National League fixtures.
Additionally, he gained experience officiating in various leagues last season.
His brother is a well-known figure in English football, having earned 30 caps for the national team.
He also boasts 420 appearances throughout his career.
He became a legend at Everton during his 13-year tenure.
The former left-back retired from playing in 2020 and transitioned to coaching.
He was appointed interim head coach of Everton following the departure of his predecessor in January.
The referee’s brother is Everton legend Leighton Baines.
Baines currently serves as the assistant manager of the Toffees under his former boss.
Everton is currently in eighth place in the Premier League standings, having accumulated 11 points from seven matches.
They secured a victory against Crystal Palace on Sunday, with Jack Grealish being awarded man of the match.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to the Referee
- Match Details
- Brother's Legacy
- Everton Coaching Role
- Everton's Current Performance
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dale Baines?
Dale Baines is an EFL referee who has officiated various matches, including the U21s Football League Trophy and National League games.
What is the connection between Dale Baines and Leighton Baines?
Leighton Baines is Dale Baines' brother, who is a former professional footballer and an Everton legend.
What is Leighton Baines' current role at Everton?
Leighton Baines is currently serving as the assistant manager of Everton Football Club.
