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Blast for ref after ‘dominant’ Gills lose

By Scott Barr

STAR MAN SCOTT WAGSTAFF Wimbledon

STEVE Evans insists Gillingham have to sharpen up in front of goal after they wasted several golden chances in their loss at AFC Wimbledon.
Scott Wagstaff ‘s first-half strike was enough for the Dons to secure a first win in four games but Evans was purring with his own side’s performance – less so the referee’s.
Official Kevin Johnson waved away claims for a penalty when Olly Lee was seemingly dragged down by Mitch Pinnock, while substitute Ben Pringle was sent off for dissent in stoppage time.
The Gills also mis...

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