Plymouth Argyle coach Tom Cleverley considers contacting referees over officiating

Plymouth Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley is considering formal discussions with refereeing authorities following several contentious officiating decisions. Despite a 3-2 victory against Doncaster Rovers on Saturday in League One, Cleverley expressed frustration regarding a disallowed goal from Bim Pepple and a penalty awarded against Matty Sorinola. The head coach noted that a recurring pattern of game-affecting calls against his team, including incidents at Wycombe and Stockport, prompted his concerns. While he praised the character and work rate of his players at Doncaster Rovers, he emphasized that the frequency of these calls is becoming problematic. Plymouth Argyle currently sits one point outside the play-off positions in the league standings after five matches. Cleverley indicated that he intends to address the officiating trend to ensure future games are not impacted by what he perceives as inconsistent decision-making.

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