Everton Star Told to Remain Calm Amidst Bruno Fernandes Controversy
Former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA referee Keith Hackett advised Seamus Coleman not to get too upset over the controversy involving Bruno Fernandes.
According to Hackett, Coleman had every right to be annoyed with referee Ivan Kruzliak, who should have planned better and been more open in communicating with Coleman during the Republic of Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Portugal.
Seamus Coleman was right to be annoyed with Ivan Kruzliak as he constantly spoke to Bruno Fernandes despite him also not being a captain.
The match was marked by controversy, including a contentious handball penalty awarded to Portugal, which Cristiano Ronaldo failed to convert after Caoimhin Kelleher made a save. The game ultimately ended in a late winner for Portugal, scored by Ruben Neves.
Hackett's advice to Coleman comes amidst the heated debate surrounding the referee's decisions during the match.
Author's summary: Hackett advises Coleman to remain calm amidst controversy.
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