Megson unhappy with referee

// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Bolton Wanderers boss Gary Megson was unhappy with referee Mike Jones against Tottenham Hotspur, suggesting the official was taking Kevin Davies' record into account when making decisions. Davies' abrasive style has often drawn criticism from opposing managers and he has committed the most fouls in the Premier League in four of the previous five seasons.He also tops that particular table this term, but the Bolton forward is also high on the list for the number of times he has been fouled.The 32-year-old was at his combative best during Saturday's 2-2 draw at home to Tottenham, but Megson felt the need to talk to referee Jones at the interval.Megson said: "I told him at half-time, 'I don't want Kevin Davies looking after but he doesn't need persecuting as he is a big strong lad'."He plays with his heart on his sleeve and he competes. The referee said I have only given two fouls against him. Have you seen his record?"It is not a referee's job to be looking at someone's record. They must look at the game going on and judge how they see fit." Davies' display against Spurs drew praise from visiting manager Harry Redknapp, who said: "Kevin Davies is always a threat. He messes people around."He is so difficult to play against. He is like an old-fashioned centre-forward to my mind."

Source: SKY_Sports