Referee's boss Howard Webb has insisted “real steps” are being put in place to improve managers’ behaviour.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, Brighton’s Roberto De Zerbi and Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp are among those who have come under fire this season for their touchline antics. But Webb, the PGMOL chief refereeing officer, says talks are ongoing between officials, managers and players over how standards can be raised for next season.
Webb told the BBC: “For quite some time now, there’s people from across the game coming together looking at ways of participant behaviour, trying to agree some real steps we think can make a real difference.
