Skipper questions '˜bad refereeing' over Roberts clash

By The Newsroom
Published 18th Apr 2016, 06:58 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 18:42 BST
Gary Roberts is stopped by a cynical challenge from Peter Hartley. Picture: Joe PeplerGary Roberts is stopped by a cynical challenge from Peter Hartley. Picture: Joe Pepler
Gary Roberts is stopped by a cynical challenge from Peter Hartley. Picture: Joe Pepler
Michael Doyle questioned the decision not to reduce Plymouth to 10 men after Gary Roberts was left seeing stars.

The Blues skipper felt official Christopher Sarginson’s call to let Argyle defender Peter Hartley stay on the pitch in Saturday’s 2-1 loss was ‘bad refereeing’.

Two late goals in two minutes saw Pompey fall to a desperately disappointing defeat in the promotion shootout at Fratton Park.

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