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Queen's manager Gordon Chisolm whilst disappointed at his side losing a late goal against Hamilton, was scathing in his criticism of Steve Tosh's behaviour which resulted in the Doonhamer's Captain being send off for a second bookable offence.
Speaking on BBC Radio Solway Chisolm said mouthing back at the referee and then getting sent off was unacceptable. He can handle players being booked or sent off for tackles but arguing with the referee is hard to take. Chisolm had strong words with Tosh after the game and the Queen's midfielder has been left in no doubt of his manager's views.
Fortunately the sending off was a second bookable offence so Tosh will be available for the big Cup-Tie against Dundee on Saturday at Palmerston.
Queen's defender Andy Aitken has also spoke out about the events which lead to the Hamilton's contoversial last minute equaliser. Andy said there was a blatant push on Tosh which the linesman clearly saw but the Official waited for a reaction from the Referee and did nothing. Andy said it's about time Linesman took more responcibility and help the referee.
Speaking on BBC Radio Solway Chisolm said mouthing back at the referee and then getting sent off was unacceptable. He can handle players being booked or sent off for tackles but arguing with the referee is hard to take. Chisolm had strong words with Tosh after the game and the Queen's midfielder has been left in no doubt of his manager's views.
Fortunately the sending off was a second bookable offence so Tosh will be available for the big Cup-Tie against Dundee on Saturday at Palmerston.
Queen's defender Andy Aitken has also spoke out about the events which lead to the Hamilton's contoversial last minute equaliser. Andy said there was a blatant push on Tosh which the linesman clearly saw but the Official waited for a reaction from the Referee and did nothing. Andy said it's about time Linesman took more responcibility and help the referee.