David Moyes was appalled with referee Mike Jones in the aftermath of Everton’s 4-4 thriller at Manchester United.
The
Scot was riled by play not being brought to a halt when Steven Pienaar
was down injured, with Danny Welbeck subsequently scoring and sending
the hosts 2-1 up.
Earlier in the match, in a similar situation,
Jones had brought play back when Jonny Evans was down injured and the
visitors were on the attack.
Although Everton fought back from
being two goals down in the final 15 minutes to cap off an incredible
match, Moyes remained fuming at the officiating.
He told Sky Sports: "I thought it (the refereeing) was rubbish. He stopped play for Jonny Evans.
"The
referees can do what they want, can't they? They really can. They can
make their own mind up, make their own rules up. And I thought he made
his own rules up today.
"Not to do the same on their goal - I
don’t know whether it was their second or third goal - when Steven
Pienaar's down, you'd have thought then if he was being consistent that
he’d maybe even it up, and say 'Oh, the player’s down I'll do that.'
"He never did it and they scored from it. I've got to say I think the referee was poor today."
Although the score was level at half-time, goals from Welbeck, Wayne Rooney and Nani looked to have sealed a win for United.
However,
Everton fought back magnificently and goals from Marouane Fellaini,
Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar in the second-half earned them a point
at Old Trafford.
"We always thought we could win," Moyes said.
"We felt as though we’d been a bit hard done by lately so the players didn't half put on a show."
When
asked how pleased he was that the players fought back, Moyes added:
"Incredibly. I don't think that at any time we deserved to be two goals
down.
"We kept going. We knew it was going to be a bit of a
gung-ho game. We decided we were going to make sure we got at them, try
to make chances.
“So that was always going to happen when you come
here. The finishing and the goals we scored were very good, but
Manchester United scored some very good goals as well."
Moyes
defended is past trips to Old Trafford and admitted his relief that the
players bounced back from the FA Cup semi-final loss to Liverpool last
weekend.
'I don’t think I've ever gone into any game and sat, I can honestly say that," he said.
"I've
only ever gone into any game to try and win it. But the emphasis was
big here today to try and make sure we came here and got a result,
because at the moment we're down.
"We lost a big game
last week and today was a chance to play another big game and to stop
people from thinking our season's over."
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