Abanglaho: What training do the referees receive? Can t we introduce better referees from abroad?

May 29th News Recently, Abanglaho protested to PGMOL over the controversial penalty encountered by Aston Villa. He said that the penalty deprived Villa of the opportunity to participate in the Champions League again.

Aston Villa's goal was invalidated by referee Bramare in Sunday's game against Manchester United. Rodgers scored a goal after stealing goalkeeper Baindel, but the referee had already blew the whistle before the ball crossed the goal line, causing VAR to be unable to review the decision, and Manchester United finally won 2-0.

Due to the goal difference disadvantage, Villa failed to surpass Newcastle to qualify for the Champions League and could only participate in next season's UEFA Europa League. After the game, the club confirmed that it had filed a complaint with PGMOL regarding the referee selection process. Former Villa player Abang Raho also wrote to the referee agency, expressing dissatisfaction with the decision.

He wrote in the letter: "To PGMOL and Howard Webber, you not only cost Aston Villa £100 million, but also affected our ranking in the Premier League standings. You also ruined our chances of participating in the Champions League again, which could have attracted greater talent and helped us retain better players."

"Howard, why did the assistant referee allow players to continue playing again after the game, and the referee just blew the whistle Stop the game? What training are the referees receiving? Can't we bring in better referees from abroad? "

"The Premier League is the largest league in the world with the best coaches, managers and players. So why don't we use the best referees from around the world, but continue to use only referees from the UK? Be sure to use former players next season to make VAR decisions. Finally, don't reply a meaningless letter of apology."