Referees' Chief Addresses Concerns Over Tommy Conway's Treatment
Rob Edwards has been assured that referees are not treating Tommy Conway differently to any other player.
Despite the Middlesbrough forward being denied a clear-cut penalty in the win at Sheffield Wednesday, referees' chief claims there is no biased treatment.
- Conway was brought down by Owls goalkeeper Joe Lumley, but referee Thomas Kirk waved play on.
- A similar incident occurred in the draw with Stoke City, where Conway appeared to have been fouled by Ben Pearson.
Referee David Webb awarded a free-kick to Stoke and booked Conway for diving in the Stoke City incident.
Author's summary: Referees' chief assures no biased treatment for Conway.
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