Coyle slams standard of refereeing

| Latest Football News | Monday May 14 2012 13:21

Bolton manager Owen Coyle has slammed the standard of refereeing as his side exits the English Premier League.

They've drawn 2-all with Stoke in their final game of the season, having needed a win to continue their 11 year run in the top flight.

Coyle says the officiating has been pathetic all season.

He says the decision making has been incredible all year and the first goal was clearly a foul.

Wanderers join Blackburn and Wolves in playing second tier football next year.

Photo: Owen Coyle (Photosport)

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