Jon Brady: Northampton boss wants better decision-making after Aaron McGowan ban
Northampton manager Jon Brady wants improved "alignment" between football's governing bodies and referees to ensure better decision-making.
The Town boss told BBC Radio Northampton: "I spoke to Mark Jones the other day, head of EFL referees, and asked about alignment between the EFL refs and the FA. There doesn't seem to be any alignment and he agreed."When are these people going to get together and have a bit of alignment, so they're all singing from the same hymn sheet, with a better understanding of each other, instead of one doing one thing and another doing another? It's hard to take.
"It's sending a bad message out for the future of the game. He gets away with that and they talked about that at the very start of the season."on Saturday - with McGowan unavailable - and are fourth in League Two, three points outside the automatic promotion places.
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