UWE Rosler accused Notts County's Alan Judge of diving to win the penalty which gave Brentford a nervous last 15 minutes at Griffin Park this afternoon.
The Bees were 2-0 up and cruising when Judge went down under a powder-puff challenge from Adam Forshaw, and although Jamal Campbell-Ryce's spot kick was saved, Judge netted from the rebound.
Suddenly, a County side which had threatened little all afternoon threw everything forward, and the Bees just about held on for the points.
Rosler said: “There was no contact on the leg and only slight contact on the arm, but the referee made the call on the linesman's advice. Alan Judge is a player I admire very much, but he did not make it easy for them by diving.
“The game then turned and it was backs to the wall for the last 15 minutes. But at this stage of the season it is just important to get the points.
“For the majority of the game we were the better team. We started well in the first half, not as well as against Preston, but we were creating chances, and Bradley Wright-Phillips was unlucky to hit the post.
“Once they scored they had nothing to lose, and we were tactically not clever enough. Everything went well until the last 15 minutes, when we struggled.”
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