Unfortunately he will get punished for his comments about referees and Mike Riley. A sad state of affairs when a manager cannot openly express his views on a key part of the game without being fined.

Yep, I'm all for supporting referees and I understand that mistakes are part and parcel......However, the idea that a manager can't relate his emotions isn't healthy.

Refs need to have thick skins and good minds.....much more money needs to be spent on getting them in.....and snowflakes and other sensitives need to be kept well away.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Managers have been seen berating the 4th official forcibly and with frog-eyed frenxy but they never get punished for their actions.

To my miniscule mind, this is far worse than mere glaring at officials for a key decision which went against their team.Totally understandable that Warnock was in a hissy fit and to his credit he never used abusive language aimed at them.

Warnock is one of the only managers with the balls to come out and say something. Heard his call into Talksport on monday and everything he said was true. Our officials are being trained terribly, its all down to Mike Riley not having a clue about the game. They are trained to be robots rather than use their brains and come out with a load of rubbish when they make a mistake.