Burnley supervisor Vincent Kompany stated on Monday that refereeing requirements have dropped this season as he joined widespread criticism of the Premier League‘s officiating after numerous controversial choices.
Kompany’s aspect have been lowered to 10 males towards Chelsea on Saturday and the previous Belgium defender was proven a crimson card for protesting towards a controversial penalty choice.
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The relegation-threatened membership, nineteenth within the desk with eight video games left, drew 2-2 with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
“The frustration comes from that it is a succession of errors and it’s at all times debatable,” Kompany stated in a information convention.
“The impact is on factors and on our season, I suppose all of that form of offers you a sense of being extra indignant, however when the following second comes I’ve to do my finest [to not react]. I hope it does not occur once more this season.
“I hold saying what I feel, I will not draw back from it. I’ve stated it to the officers, that the refereeing has not been ok this season. I’ve stated that in a constructive manner.
“Final 12 months I stated English refereeing was one of the best on the earth, I felt there was at all times widespread sense being utilized — this 12 months I’ve not felt like this.”
The previous Manchester Metropolis captain added he has apologised to the officers after the Chelsea sport.
Burnley host Tenth-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday.
“All we’re asking is to have a possibility, so if between now and the tip of the season now we have one alternative, that is sufficient for us,” Kompany stated.
“We’ll simply struggle and work as onerous as anybody to get that chance, however the subsequent eight video games do not outline the membership.”
