- Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones has delivered a second scathing critique of match officials within days following a 0-0 Championship draw against QPR at The Valley.
- Jones accused assistant referee Bhupinder Gill of arrogance, claiming the official looked at him as if he had "volleyed his cat" after flagging Tyreece Campbell's first-half strike for offside.
- The Charlton manager insisted the disallowed goal from the Jamaica striker was clearly onside and that the officiating error cost his side all three points in the London derby.
- This latest outburst follows Jones's criticism of referee Robert Madley after Charlton suffered a 4-0 defeat to Stoke City on Saturday, a match featuring a key penalty decision against his team.
- Despite the recent controversy and missed points, Charlton currently sit fifth in the Championship table with 11 points from their opening six matches ahead of hosting Portsmouth on Saturday.
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Charlton boss Nathan Jones accuses official of looking at him ‘like I’d volleyed his cat’
