The city manager of Northampton, Kevin Nolan, wanted the defender of Charlton Tom McIntyre to be sent in the clash of League one yesterday in the Valley.
The Portsmouth borrower granted a penalty in the first half, converted by Dara Costelloe, after handling the cross of Tariqe Fosu.
Costelloe’s successful shot canceled Luke Berry’s early goal, but McIntyre escaped any card from referee Ollie Yates.
The number 18 of the Matty Godden season obtained maximum points for Charlton.
“I do not want to get yellow cards or yellow cards from the boys, but there must be some kind of punishment for that,” said Nolan, who was reserved by yachts in the half time. “Our boy is in the back post ready to direct it. Real has denied a clear goal chance.
“I do not know the rules because there are so many. Is it a yellow card or is it a red card? He says that he is not not until it is not not a chance, how someone thinks I don’t know. It was just who Fouryhts)
“There was nothing between the sides. I could have gone anyway. I didn’t think they probably deserved to win and we probably didn’t do to win.
“We have matched a team that will be in the play-offs and is fighting to enter the championship. These boys have been incredible today and should come with something.”
Image: Keith Gillard
