Bolton manager Owen Coyle has called for consistency from the match officials - and he isn't the first manager to do so this season, even though we're only 10 games in!
Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger and Andre Villas Boas have all questioned the referee in previous matches, and this time is was Coyle's turn.
Speaking after the match against Swansea, in which Bolton struggled to a 3-1 loss, Coyle was critical of the referee.
"I think the second yellow card, in fairness, Ricardo Gardner has tugged Dyer back. I think we all accept that normally results in a yellow card.
"The first one I wasn't sure about in terms that it was such an innocuous foul. I think it was the first yellow card awarded in the game.
"It felt like two soft yellow cards, but that's the nature of the game now.
"But having said that, (Neil) Taylor in the first half clearly pulled Mark Davies back and it went unpunished. I think ultimately we want a bit of consistency in the game."