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PGMOL, Chelsea and Leicester
'The last thing PGMOL needed' - Steve Cooper fumes at level of Premier League refereeing after Chelsea defeat as Leicester boss adds to complaints amid David Coote scandal
Leicester City manager Steve Cooper did not hold back in his criticism of Premier League officiating following his side’s 2-1 loss to Chelsea.
Premier League managers slam the PGMOL amid David Coote scandal as Russell Martin demands ‘honesty’
You need to be more honest to make VAR a success. Southampton became the latest Premier League club to criticise PGMOL, in the wake of
Leicester boss Steve Cooper rages at PGMOL after controversial Chelsea defeat
Leicester were beaten 2-1 by Chelsea in the Premier League, but Foxes boss Steve Cooper was left fuming with the performance of referee Andy Madley.
PGMOL has no plans to drug test referees after David Coote scandal | OneFootball
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) has no plans to introduce drug testing for referees despite the ongoing investigation into David Coote, the Telegraph reports. The 42-year-old referee was suspended last week after a video surfaced allegedly showing him snorting a white powder believed to be cocaine.
Steve Cooper frustrated by Andrew Madley calls in Chelsea defeat: ‘We’ve had a tough season with this referee’
Leicester City manager Steve Cooper has criticised the standard of refereeing in the Premier League after his side fell to a controversial 2-1 home defeat to Chelsea. Cooper was upset when Leicester were not given a penalty in the second half when former Leicester defender Wesley Fofana collide with substitute Stephy Mavididi inside the box.
Steve Cooper fumes after Leicester denied penalty | 'This is the last thing the PGMOL needed'
Steve Cooper suggested that the refereeing performance in Chelseas 2-1 win over Leicester was the last thing the PGMOL needed after his side were denied a late penalty when Wesley Fofana appeared to trip Stephy Mavididi.
Leicester boss Steve Cooper claims referee’s performance ‘last thing PGMOL needed’
The Leicester boss was furious with Andy Madley’s officiating, specifically the decision not to award his side a late penalty
Furious Leicester boss Steve Cooper lets RIP at referee Andy Madley's performance in defeat to Chelsea... claiming it 'is the last thing' refereeing chiefs need amid turbulent season
With Leicester 2-0 down at home to Chelsea, Madley did not award a spot-kick for a challenge by Wesley Fofana on Mavididi.
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Coote welfare 'important' for PGMOL as probe continues
Refereeing body PGMOL says Premier League official David Coote's ongoing "welfare" is "important to us" as its investigation ...
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‘This is the last thing we need’ – Furious Premier League club to speak with PGMOL after defeat
A frustrated Leicester City boss Steve Cooper confirmed he will write to the PGMOL after his side’s 2-1 loss to Chelsea.
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David Coote suspension: PGMOL say investigation is ongoing
PGMOL, the refereeing body for English football, has said that the investigation into Premier League referee David Coote is ...
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PGMOL has no plans to drug test referees after David Coote scandal
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) has no plans to introduce drug testing for referees despite the ongoing ...
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PGMOL taking new allegations against suspended referee Coote very seriously
Nov 13 (Reuters) - English soccer referees' body the
PGMOL
said on Wednesday it was taking new allegations against David ...
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Two Premier League referees targeted by furious bosses - 'Last thing PGMOL needed'
Leicester boss Steve Cooper and Brentford manager Thomas Frank were both furious with the officiating in their side's matches ...
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