Tam McManus has known as out Aberdeen striker Luis Lopes for "dishonest" after final evening's controversial VAR penalty determination towards Hibs - and requested Jim Goodwin to offer him the identical therapy he gave Ryan Porteous.
On the finish of a frantic first half, Jayden Richardson slipped in Lopes, who appeared to journey on the hand of David Marshall as he dived for the ball. A penalty was given, then saved, then retaken because the Hibs captain was not correctly on his line whereas he sprung to avoid wasting the preliminary shot. On the second time of asking Miovski slotted house with a short rammy breaking out.
Report Sport columnist McManus reckons it was a "blatant" dive - and requested Jim Goodwin, who accused Ryan Porteous of dishonest earlier within the season, to offer his personal participant the identical therapy. McManus tweeted: "Catching up on the Hibs recreation now as was out final evening. The primary few weeks of VAR has received to be fairly regarding. How the Aberdeen pen (blatant dive by the way in which, will Jim name his personal gamers out for dishonest?) was given by VAR with officers having completely different angles to have a look at is astounding."
The 41-year-old now works as a pundit however turned out over 100 instances for the Easter Highway aspect. In addition to a bunch of Scottish golf equipment, McManus additionally had stints in Eire, Northern Eire and America. And the previous striker believes Hibs' Friday evening exhibiting within the Granite Metropolis was unacceptable.
McManus added: "On recreation itself. Hibs have had loads of the ball and created possibilities once more however to lose 4-1 is abysmal. Appeared each time Aberdeen went up the park they scored. Appears to be an actual softness within the staff and Lee Johnson must type that shortly. Will not be acceptable to the followers."
READ NEXT