Same old story for angry boss
Date published: 02 April 2012
ANOTHER controversial refereeing decision angered Athletic manager Paul Dickov.
Iain Williamson failed to award the visitors a free-kick when Filipe Morais was tripped in the middle of the field with the game scoreless a minute from the end.
Seconds later, Alan Sheehan – the man Dickov felt had fouled Morais – lashed home the winning goal.
“It makes it worse that it was Filipe’s man who scored,” said Dickov. “We asked the referee and he said it wasn’t intentional.
“But a foul is a foul. If he has clipped Filipe, it is our free-kick and the ball doesn’t go in the net.”
The full version of this story is in tonight’s Chronicle and in the eChron and iChron electronic editions.
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