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Coleman’s anger not eased by late show

By Bill Richardson

ACCRINGTON Stanley boss John Coleman slammed referee Carl Boyeson’s performance despite Mallik Wilks’ injury-time effort rescuing a point against Notts County.
A penalty from Jon Stead, fouled by Seamus Conneely, gave the hosts the lead before Jorge Grant made it 2-0 after 54 minutes at Meadow Lane, finishing off a good move. But Mark Hughes’ volley brought Accrington back into it before Stanley substitute Mekhi McLeod was sent off with County’s Matt Tootle also seeing red for a second bookable offence.
And the points were shared when Wilks equa...

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